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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1902
Page
3
A hostile critique argues President Roosevelt’s West Point speech promotes blood lust over peaceable military virtue. It claims an extremed eager-to-fight ethos, if adopted, would corrupt education at the academy and widen class conflict, contrasting with Christian soldiers who seek peace yet defend rights.
In Charleston West Virginia July 28 federal officials issued warrants for about fifteen people charging contempt of court for violating an injunction covering the Flat Top coal field along the Norfolk and Western railroad. Judge Keller issued another injunction against G W Purcell plus several UMW leaders for allegedly supplying strikers with materials.
The piece rails at government by injunction, condemns Judge Jackson of West Virginia for biased rulings, and urges impeachment by Congress. It argues strikes as a last resort until arbitration arrives, while stressing the need for impartial judges protecting workers and employers alike.
The piece praises New England Democrats for uniting with Kansas City platform allies to curb imperialism and trusts. Maine supports the Kansas City platform with strong tickets and a strong showing expected next month. It argues the 1904 Democratic nominee will be chosen by a Democratic convention free of Republican pretenders.
Fragmentary report suggests administration officials discuss Morgan and the capital at Oyster Bay. References to a revolver and a bull’s eye imply critique of the beef trust and President Roosevelt’s anti trust stance amid ongoing political maneuvering.
Byron W. Holt argues against immigration and tariff policies linking free trade in people to suppressed wages in Pennsylvania. He cites 1902 immigrant figures, profits for coal and railroads, and politicians like William D. Kelley and John F. Miller to claim protected industry harms workers and sustains high prices.
The Washington Star quotes Mr. Babcock, head of the Republican congressional committee, describing a campaign that blends policy with rhetoric. He asserts the party has new doctrines and policies and that the people know them, signaling a unified approach amid intra party divisions.
The piece attacks a plan allowing tailored campaign orators to sway local voters with issues fit for each region. It criticizes the administration's campaign committee for praising the tactic and warns of deception amid partisan rhetoric and conflicting messages from presidents, candidates, and party spokesmen.
The attorney general will accompany other cabinet officers on the trip, with actions to be guided by the region he visits. Major Glenn is found guilty of administering the water cure to Filipinos, suspended for one month and fined fifty dollars. Torturing Filipinos is described as a cheap amusement in the Philippines.
A reflective essay contrasts ancient rulers with modern leaders, laments tyranny, and advocates milk as the mid point for health. It argues civilization advances, cites Nero and McKinley, praises Polycarp, Aristotle, and the moral need for lawful behavior while urging milk's therapeutic value for all ages.
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