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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1902
Page
4
A partisan column attacks Roosevelt as he tours New England seeking a third term while labor unions press for rights amid the Union Pacific strike. The piece rails against fusionist rivals, urges Mercer's large campaign fund, and calls out Rosewater to prove his stance.
The piece lauds Governor Cummins for challenging party lines over tariff revision and monopoly concerns, praising his willingness to defy party leadership and defend principle despite political cost. It recalls his role in supporting a Democratic governor and vows Cummins will persist against monopolies.
The piece denounces Moses P. Kinkaid urging him to publicly state his positions on Fowler currency bill tariff revision and trust regulation. It quotes attacks from the Springfield and Omaha press, notes union opinions, and mentions Hitchcock of World-Herald and South Carolina primary disputes. It also references labor strife at Union Pacific and arrest of President Burt.
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