Imperialism and Texas exhibit push amid world fairs debate
The piece rails against imperial aims as Britain seeks decisive action in Africa while criticising American meddling and expansion. It discusses Texas exhibit plans for Pan American and World’s Fairs, urging a strong display to counter stereotypes of Texans as cowboys and to attract support from newspapers and citizens.
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Fragmented political attack and notices from Texas press
A long reader fragment attacks Hanna and McKinley and criticizes the Philadelphia platform of 1900. Concludes with a mix of U.S. politics, China, Texas social notes, school announcements, and local ads. Mentions Texas watchers, Chinese and Chinese Americans, and impending school openings.
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