Commoner Opinion on Southern Democratic Leadership
The Times-Democrat of New Orleans is praised as the South's best democratic voice, with editorials drawing clear lines between Hamiltonian and Jeffersonian factions. It argues for choosing Republican or Democratic remedies, critiques the Times as an impersonal defender of corporate power, and highlights Missouri and Nebraska figures like Joseph W. Folk and John S. Robinson, praising Folk's anti corruption record and denouncing machine politics.
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Democracy Defined by Mr McDowell in New York Lecture
Mr William O McDowell president of the Cuban American league defines democracy as aspiration determined purpose liberty equal well being for all. He says democracy rests on human rights and the Declaration of Independence, and must be guarded by vigilant democrats who protect equal rights against aristocracy and plutocracy. Joseph W Folk is noted for persistent prosecutions of handlers and Baer admits antitrust price fixing with railroads. the piece criticizes the Chicago Chronicle and Pennsylvania anti libel law.
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National City Bank
Fendant
Thre Times
Folk
St. Louis
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Mexico
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Senate
Iue
William O. McDowell
New York
Wr. Baer
Interstate Commerce Commission
B. Baer
Chicago Chronicle
Pennsylvania
Irrigation by Pumping and Corn Judging Notes
Arizona station uses steam powered pumps with farm wood fuel to irrigate alfalfa at low cost, yielding 600 to 1085 gallons per minute and promising broader use on dry lands. A corn judging scorecard from the Illinois association follows, detailing uniformity, kernel traits, and penalties for standard deviations.
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Mlinois Corn Growers’ Association
Western Canada Immigration Growth and Wheat Lands Draw
The Chicago Record Herald notes Canada opened doors to 49 672 new arrivals in four months, almost double last year and three times 101, led by wheat lands in the Northwest. Most came from Great Britain and the United States, with Continental Europe contributing. Canada’s immigration, mainly Anglo-Saxon and Teutonic, rivals U S grain markets and signals Canada as a major future competitor. Officials offer government pamphlets and agents in the U S promoting free grant lands in Western Canada with low rates. BE T Holmes 315 Jackson St St Paul Minnesota.
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Ireland
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Jackson Street
St. Paul
Minnesota
Empress Eugenie and a Philippine Supreme Court Quest
The piece notes Eliza Eugenie’s unpopularity in early Second Empire Paris, a cheap pamphlet praising her sparked by her marriage, and a New York fire incident where Annie Cody saved her family after lighting a match. It ends with a Filipino man seeking a U S Supreme Court review to claim a historic first, despite losses in Manila court.
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