Bryan visit highlights tariff reform and Philippine fate
A Boston meeting with William Jennings Bryan featured foam of debate on monopoly tariffs and U S policy in the Philippines. Bryan urged tariff reform to curb monopolies while stressing the ongoing question of American sovereignty and the future use of wartime victories. The crowd packed the tent as Bryan and allied leaders spoke with enthusiasm and support.
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Sage
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San Juan Hill
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MacArthur
Democratic Call to Unite on Tariff and Philippine Policy
Edward M. Shepard urges New England Democrats to unite across differences on tariff privilege debates and questions ripe for popular decision including Cuba and the Philippines. He argues for honoring Lincolnian ideals, opposing monopolies, and choosing a party by principles, not names, to restore the republic.
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Democrats
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Union
Spain
Philippines
Senator Carmack Condemns Cruelties in the Philippines
Senator Carmack criticizes U.S. policy in the Philippines and argues colonies are unnecessary for trade. He asserts the Republican Party of the era is not the party of Lincoln and praises New England Democrats for opposing brutal majorities.
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England
France
Germany
Canada
Philippines
Republican Party
Lincoln
Carmack
New England
Bryan Urges Harmony Among Jeffersonians in New England
William J. Bryan speaks in New England praising unity among followers of Jefferson and shared Democratic purpose. He cites Mark Tapley, Noah’s biblical patience, and the New England Democratic League’s educational work as signs of progress, noting his ongoing missionary efforts and continued advocacy.
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Mark Tapley
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New England Democratic League
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