McKinley Memorial Tablet Unveiled at Washington Church
In Washington Metropolitan Church a white marble tablet honoring William McKinley was unveiled with a solemn service attended by President Roosevelt, Secretary Cortelyou, and leading lawmakers. Senator Fairbanks delivered the oration praising McKinley as a man of the people and a defender of republican government. The ceremony closed with prayers, hymns, and the national anthem.
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McKinley
Thomas H. Anderson
Washington Post
United States
Metropolitan Church
William McKinley
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Congress
Bristol
Senator Fairbanks
Indiana
Senator Fairbanker
House of God
Buffalo
Army of the Republic
National House of Representatives
Republic
Hhs
Taylor
Grosvenor
Ohio
America
Dr. Bristol
Indiana Democrat Praises Appropriations Cuts and Increases
The piece discusses James A. Hemenway's role in Congress and analyzes the Fifty-seventh Congress appropriations. It notes reductions in army, fortifications, Indian, and miscellaneous expenditures, while highlighting increases in agricultural, diplomatic, district of Columbia, legislative, military academy, naval, post office, river and harbor, and deficiency bills with emphasis on rural free delivery and national defense needs. It references party positions and the isthmian canal funding context.
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House of Representatives
James A. Hemenway
Hemenway
Joe” Cannon
Reed
House
Billie
James N. Barnes
Congress
Missouri
Wise
War Department
Siens Macergnan
Durin
Hot Springs
South Dakota
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Agricultural Department
District of Columbia
Washington
Military Academy
West Point
Republic
Post Office
McKinley
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Philippine Islands
Army of
United States
Isthmian Canal
Democratic rift and tax fight span Indiana front
The piece discusses a circus trust tied to Detroit leaders and William F. Vilas urging tariffs removal on circuses. It notes William Jennings Bryan’s letter praising Democratic resolutions in Valparaiso and criticizes state conventions. It covers Indiana tax sessions favoring corporations, Governor Durbin’s stance on corporate taxes, and public support for prudence in tax valuations amid outcry.
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Detroit
William F. Vilas
Bryan
Valparaiso
Porter County
Kansas City
State Tax Commission
Durbin
Marion Chronicle É
Indiana
Pence
Republican Attitude on the Philippine Question
The piece endorses the administration's policy of peace and civil government in the Philippines and opposes resistance to U S authority. It states American sovereignty must be respected within the United States and its territories, opposing both armed revolt in the Philippines and sympathy with insurgents in the U S.
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Philippines
United States
Food for Thought and the Political Realignment
A fragmented editorial notes readers fear for Democracy as prices for wheat corn oats and hay rise yet do not translate into votes. It suggests party rank and file may desert to forces seen as favorable to prosperity, mentioning both Democracy and Republicans in a shifting political mood.
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Democracy
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