Bottineau County Republican Convention Details 1904
The Bottineau County Republican Central Committee calls a county convention at Bottineau hall on March 20 1904 to elect delegates to the state and national Republican conventions. Voters are reminded of caucus rules, eligibility, and the need to file credentials or contest notices by the stated deadline with chairman P. J. Scully and secretary Peter Scott.
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Bottineau County
North Dakota
Iuverinngton
Oinemen
Alt
Orlock M
Bottine Uols
Holand
Minee
Senna
Wine Hentin
Wehhare
Weshape
Wayne
Antler
Ville
Antice
Wheaton
Hunme
Townsley
Eidsvold
Serius
Menthiele
Lewhaid
Hottian
Rane
Towhalip
Huse
Deena Starbuck
Kane
Brandon
Hasthogs
Anti Villa Rengithc
Sauk
Knnniee
Funke
Stone Crock
Kramer
Macon
Russell
Newburg
Bekrmstionn
South
Ahatnelt
Ktes
Lownadip
Lunsford
Ville 4
Overly G
Ovens
Polly
Viva
County Central
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Ballin Omemee
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Bottineau
N.J
P. J. Scully
Chaling
Peter Scott
Insurgent Candidate Twickett Seeks Nomination in Primary Debate
The His marck Palladium notes Mr Twickett claims the insurgent wing of the Republican Party is likelier to back him than the stalwarts would back the insurgent nominee if the other side secures the nomination. He accuses his own faction of apostasy yet seeks broad support based on that stance. Independent reports L J Palda to announce candidacy for judge in the eighth judicial district to challenge Judge Goss, whom Palda lost to four years ago.
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Mr. Twickett
Hismarck Palladium
Republican Party
L. J. Palda
Eighth Judicial District
Judge Goss
Goss
Palda
S. G. Skulason
Grand Forks
First Judicial District
Charles F. Templeton
John Burke
C. J. Fisk
Supreme Court
Mr. Skulason
Iceland
North Dakota
Fifty four years since the republic party's first step
The note recalls a Saturday night forty plus years ago when the initial move toward forming the Republican Party began. It discusses unrest and plots among some individuals bent on destroying the party, reflecting on historical origins and earlier tensions.
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Republican Party
Birthplace of the Republican Party in Ripon Wisconsin
A preserved cottage in Ripon Wisconsin marks the birthplace of the Republican Party. In 1854 meetings led to forming a new party with A K E Bovay proposing the name Republican. Efforts to preserve the site continue as Wake County editors form an association to regulate political advertising prices and highlight newspapers in primary politics.
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Ripon
Wisconsin
Nebraska
A. K E. Bovay
Wake County
Roosevelt critics face backlash from supporters say Wellman
Walter Wellman notes that Roosevelt’s harshest critics include fellows who sought unfair favors and, after the president refused, attacked him personally and politically. He adds that the public backs Roosevelt and will ignore the notoriety seekers’ railing.
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Walter Wellman
Roosevelt
Old Isaac Stephenson Hangs On To Wisconsin Senate Seat
Old Isaac Stephenson defies expectations by keeping the Wisconsin Senate seat beyond his term. He had been expected to pass it to a La Follette ally, but his heavy funding of La Follette reform campaigns may keep him in office longer than planned.
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Isaac Stephenson
Wisconsin
la Follette
Isaac
Farco Leads U S Cities in Bank Clearing Gains
Farco surpasses all U S cities for percentage gain over 1907 in bank clearing. Most county towns report sizable losses last week. North Dakota showing no issues in the data.
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Farco
United States
North Dakota
Fargo man seeks second term as North Dakota lieutenant governor
R. S. Lewis of Fargo announces intent to seek another term as lieutenant governor of North Dakota. No valid reasons have been presented to oppose his candidacy.
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R. S. Lewis
Fargo
North Dakota
E C Cooper Seeks Reelection as Insurance Commissioner
E C Cooper faces a relatively weak challenge to his bid for reelection as insurance commissioner. The article suggests he is unlikely to meet strong opposition in the race.
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E. C. Cooper
Teddy Quiet After Son-in-Law Fails to Act
Following a failed effort by his son-in-law, Teddy stops railing about the race death, signaling a personal retreat from the contentious matter and a shift in public stance.
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Teddy
The Savings Bank Habit Quote by Elbert Hubbard
The Savings Bank Habit is not as costly as the cigaret or cab habits. A man with savings bank stability avoids layoffs and can get along without others, while others rely on him. It promises sound sleep, good digestion, cool judgment, and independence, with a savings bank book guarding peace of mind.
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Elbert Hubbard
Savings Bank
Towner Campaign Talk and Statewide Elections
A long column of North Dakota political notices lists candidates and campaigns across McLean, McKenzie, McHenry and Ward counties. Highlights include Horace Bagley and George Freeman seeking office, L. B. Hanna’s Rugby speech, and a planned county organization in Fargo, with local races and public notices shaping the November ballot.
Cavalier Mayor Feeds an Inventive Loader Claim
The text mentions Cavalier and its mayor Fred Hirris as an inventive figure with a proposed shew and bundle loader aimed to transform work in harvest fields. It also references a farmer north of town owning five cows and owing $76 annually, along with a note about a disorderly farm product.
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Cavalier
Fred Hirris
Intellectual Preeminence of Germans in South America
An analysis argues that German influence in South America is growing through education and culture rather than commerce or conquest. It cites German teachers in schools, German models in Chile and spreading influence in Argentina and Peru, shaping curricula and ideas across the region.
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Germany
South American
South America
United States
Chile
Argentine
Peru
Don't Grouch a Lads Hope and Life Lessons
A columnist contrasts the stubborn grouch with hopeful youths, urging those with spark to persevere. He warns against cynicism and celebrates effort, noting real success comes from lifting others as one rises, not from wealth alone.
Easy Marriage and Quick Divorce Warns of Society
The piece argues that easy access to marriage and divorce fuels instability. It contrasts New York and South Carolina laws with other states, noting cheaper, simpler processes and lack of ceremony. The author likens easy splits to untested teams, urging seriousness in unions.
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New York
South Carolina
New York State
New York City
Missouri
St. Louis
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