Why I Am A Democrat Stands For Right Of Petition
A political tract asserts Democratic ideals centered on equal rights, local self rule, limited taxation, and opposition to monopolies and moneyed oligarchy. It chronicles how the party defends the people against special privilege, describes history with Jefferson and Jackson, and calls for reforms to curb concentrated power.
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Congressional Committee
Washington
United States
Fathers of the Republic
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Jackson
Republic
A Deep Laid Scheme Unveiled in a Missing Letter
The narrator traces a mislabeled letter and a veiled meeting to a revived romance and an inheritance scheme. Maud Twining, Hester, and a widow figure in a tangled plot that ends with a long-buried truth: the lover’s wife confesses her earlier deceit that triggered the intrigue. ARTHUR D. BERWICK.
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Hester
F. R. Forbes
F. B
F. B.) Harker
F. B. Harker
Maud Twining
Luo
Ieel
Arthur D. Berwick
National City Bank Benefits From Treasury Policy, Says Editorial
An October review by National City Bank of New York praises Secretary Shaw and the treasury department while accusing the Roosevelt administration of favoring Wall Street banks. The piece cites large government deposits, Panama bonds purchases, and gold loans to banks as advantages to Rockefeller and other financiers, with implied Republican campaign support.
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National City Bank of New York
United States Securities and Government Finance
Shaw
Treasury Department
Rockefeller Corporation
United States Treasury
Rockefeller
Treasury
Wall Street
Rockefeller Bank
New York Associated Banks
Roosevelt
Boston
Standard Oil Bank
Congress
Cannon
Republican Jim Sherman Praised as Office Broker in Utica Press
The Utica Press hails Jim Sherman as the most competent patronage broker in Congress. It notes his long Washington experience and popularity with appointing powers. Voters in the Utica district face costly choices as patronage debates unfold amid large issues.
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Jim Sherman
Republican Congressional Committee
Utica
N. Y
Congress
Washington
Tf Hough
Roosevelt Opposes Federal Power Expansion At Harrisburg
In a Harrisburg dedication speech Roosevelt rejects the idea that federal power can grow via executive action, legislation, or judicial interpretation. He argues only action by the people grants national power, labeling such moves unconstitutional and usurpations. The piece attacks Wall Street methods and assigns blame for tariff, subsidies, and corruption to the Republican party.
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United States
Roosevelt
Harrisburg
Garfield
New York University
Wall Street
Repuliian Party
Hanna Machine
Tariff blamed for higher prices and living costs
The piece notes eggs milk meat and other necessities rising in price with tariffs cited as a major cause. It claims tariffs drive up costs and strain housewives as budgets tighten while Republicans pledge to keep tariff policy if they gain a congressional majority.
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Congress
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Francis Randolph Forbes
H. R. Forbes
Maud Twiuing
Maud
B— Square Fountain
The
Mr. Garfield
Eldridge
White Lilly
Majestic
Payette
Wishkah
L. C. Durkee
A. Ingebrightsen
C Street
Sporting Goods
City Library
City Hall
Aberdeen
J. M. Walker
Chamberlain
Evans Drag Co
Herald
Gray’s Harbor
Wise
Glesian
Deli & Ory
A. W. Barkley
Price
Hayes & Hayes Bankers (Incorporated
Herald Printery
East Wishkah ST
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