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Newspaper
Mora Tribune
Location
Mora, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1896
Page
4
In the February 20, 1896 issue of the Mora Tribune the editor laments the itch for office corrupting a good man and warns that revenge fuels the worst human arts.
The Milaca community backs Bro. Cravens of the Fimes as a capable champion and urges the public to provide him strong backing for his efforts.
Republican voters in Minneapolis resist the notion that Bob Evans and a 100 member machine dominate city politics.
The Committee of 100 in Minneapolis hears from the country press with freely expressed opinions, which displeases them as they seek a controlled narrative. The incident highlights tensions between local authorities and press freedom in the city.
The piece argues the Minnesota Republican party may need a Moses to unite the host party for victory while noting there is no urgent call for a corporation attorney. The tone reflects party leadership questions without naming individuals or dates. The prose weighs political strategy and legal staffing needs.
A political note examines William E. Lees likely roles as delegate at large to the national convention and potential nomination paths. It discusses him being receptive if not active and hints at a possible gubernatorial candidacy, outlining the broader strategy a leading party figure may pursue.
William E. Lee and Moses E. Clapp are the latest entrants as campaign season opens amid early frosts and cautious hope for frontrunners.
The remark suggests that if David M. Clough loses the gubernatorial nomination, the winner will face a tough political fight two years later, implying strong opposition and ongoing contest within the party.
The men who secured Senator Washburn’s 1889 U.S. Senate win formed part of his political machine described as “podile” and governed by machine methods. The excerpt highlights the role of these backers in arranging support and maintaining party influence.
Gov Clough is praised for sound judgment and horse sense. His plain and unpretentious manner, free of snobbery, endears him to the masses. He is a man of the common people and understands their needs.
The piece questions what actions by Gov Clough fuel opposition. It invites readers to identify concrete deeds, origins of anti Clough sentiment, and who advocates it, urging ordinary citizens to consider the underlying causes.
The Minneapolis Times notes Governor Clough is greatly worried and perplexed about choosing a successor to Wm. E. Lee as superintendent of the state reformatory. The appointment rests with the board of managers, and the governor has little direct role.
The gold bug and silver factions in Minneapolis clash over backing for Fletcher and opposition to Hon. Chas A Towne of the Sixth district. Silver backers aim to promote F F Davis for Uncle Laren’s seat, setting up a potential contest with Towne and his backers.
The passage notes strong opposition to Cushman K. Davis's Davis delegation as he is not popular with voters. His standing has waned since he appeared as the attorney.
Debate over gold standard and free silver splits Minnesota Republicans as Pettigrew pushes for clear national platform. Editorial argues for bi metalism and warns against a single gold standard aligned with bankers and corporations. Local notes cover mill, labor, roads, and community news.
Special to the Tribune reports the Brunswick Creamery Association will meet Saturday evening at the post office. Louis Graves returned from the woods this week and will work at the Brunswick saw mill for a period. S. E. Tallman visited Grout House at the start of the week.
Grasp Lake visitor Egnelius. Ole Anderson's business trip to St Paul and Stillwater. Paul Morrison to Pine City. P E Sellstedt of Brunswick through Sandstone. Frank Carlson stays with L E Dennewith. L E Dennewith returns from St Paul for medical consult. P O Mattson and Arvid Olson visit Rock Creek. Ida Nelson becomes clerk and assistant postmistress at A P Frandin's store and post office. local tax note ends.
Wm Blakely visited Mora last week and many Carmichael camp men suffer from grip Foley Bros of Milaca inspected pine holdings David Carmichael traveled to Mora then St Cloud A new eleven pound baby born to Nels Munson’s family Sleighing poor from Half Way House to Mora Mille Lacs road Frank Smith of Minneapolis and former resident attended local interests
Brook Park items report Hotel Zeigler closure and ten thousand feet of lumber sawed last Saturday. A dance and card party hosted by C. E. Snyder. a horse accident injuring a fine heifer belonging to Henry Lettengarver. A community brass band discussed as a new venture. Kelsey Markham Co. crews build a bridge at Pokegama Creek and win road contracts. Brook Park to host teachers from Sherborpe Kanabec Mille Lacs. summer training school opens July 12 led by conductor W F Rocheleau.
John Kelly traveled to Stillwater last week and James Maloy arrived from Stillwater on Tuesday. James O'Neal reviewed local business Monday. A new engine is being brought from Bronson this week. Harold Norum of Mora stayed with M L Nelson over Sunday. The tender of engine No 1 of the Mora Mille Lacs Lake and Red Lake railroad was placed on track here Monday.
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