Government by party and two party system in the U S
The Citizen reprints a June speech by Representative James T. McLeary of Minnesota arguing that government truly operates through party organization. He contrasts two party alignment with European groupings and notes the shift from congressional caucuses to national conventions for presidential nominations.
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Congress
James T. Mc~leary
Minnesota
Fea
House of Representatives
Reichstag
Unis House
United States
Gulf
Iwo
Grup
Switzerian
Cabine
France
Washington
Proponents Cite Hides Tariff Benefit for Stock Raisers
The text records Democrat claims in New Mexico that tariffs on cattle hides and other products do not help stock raisers, countered by Senator Francie E. Warren of Wyoming who argues duties raise hides’ value for farmers and ranchers. He cites Wyoming cases where lack of demand forced disposal of hides, while duties later boosted prices and asset value for producers.
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New Mexico
Francie E. Warren
Wyoming
Bo Hex
Absence of the Mighty at Democratic Territorial Convention
A late 19th or early 20th century report notes notable Democratic leaders absent from a territorial convention. The writer laments lack of famed figures like Fergusson and Richardson, questioning leaders’ fortunes and pushing for immediate statehood without a congressional jointure.
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Fergusson
Larevagolo
Richardson
Laughlin
Walter Scott
Brains Over Muscle in All Walks of Life
A long essay extols Brains as the key to success from baseball to trench work and shipwreck survival. It credits Adrian Anson and unnamed workers with smart planning, observation, and timely learning. A captain salvages seawater by distilling it, saving his crew through applied knowledge.
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Chicago
Maine
Adrian
Anson
Pop
Pacific
Facts Not Known to Our Countrymen on South American Ties
A discussion of misperceptions about South America, especially Argentina, and the rise of Pan American relations. It notes Argentina's size, economy, and immigration, contrasts with U.S. influence, and urges strengthening Pan American ties and a railway plan that could reshape Atlantic trade and the canal era. It then shifts to a separate piece on fish habits and aquarium observations.
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Argentina
Ohio
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Key West
Fla
Buenos Ayres
Washington
South America
United States
Laurier
Canada
Atlantic Coast
New York
San Francisco
Germany
Italy
Patagonia
Europe
Liverpool
Root
Pan-American Congress
Rio de Janeiro
Isthmian Canal
Ivery Brook
Lolima Bos
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West Gold Avenue
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