"SILVER BILL" STEWART Denounces Bryan as Anti Imperialist Candidate
William M Stewart attacks William J Bryan and the Anti Imperialist League over the Philippine war policy. He portrays Bryan as aligned with Aguinaldo and foreign enemies, charges treason for aiding rebels, and asserts Stewart’s own Republican stance and the assertion that Bryan will not be president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
California
United States
Spain
Democratic Party
Bryan
Washington
Manila
Pacific Coast
Pacific Ocean
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Luzon
Dewey
Saii
Wiley
Anti-Imperialist League
Tagal Junta
Hong Kong
McKinley
Land
League
Congress
Indianapolis
Philippine Islands
Cuba
Central
South America
Anti-Imperial League of America
Orient
Europe
Ge Lawton
America
East
Anti-Imperial League
WM. M. Stewart
Imperialism in China and American protection policy
The Denver Republican argues that protecting American citizens in China, including Minister Conger, is not imperialism but a rightful act of safeguarding the flag and national rights. It criticizes anti imperialists and defends the Philippines campaign as a proud Colorado achievement, asserting Americans abroad deserve protection and honor.
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China
Habercom
Washington City
McKinley
Bryan
Conger
Pekin
Legation
United States
Republic
Europe
Colorado
Philippines
Orient
Manila
T. M. Patterson
Topeka
Legations
Denver
Plain Facts on Bryan and Philippine Question Debated
A garbled speech at Te cumseh argues Bryan urged independence for the Philippines and that the Republicans blocked a resolution. The article cites dated letters, Dewey’s remarks, and a claim about bloodshed, noting inconsistencies with the record. It also references a satirical verse lauding Wahoo and imperialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Tecumseh
Nebraska
Philippines
Bryan
Congress
Hong Kong
Aguinaldo
Apollinario Mabini
Manila
McEnery
Bacon
United States
Senate
Dewey
Navy
New York
Admiral Dewey
Jefferson
Louisiana
President Polk
California
New Mexico
Johnson
Alaska
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Don’t you know Wahoo a confession and reply
The Boston Transcript claims it never heard of Wahoo after Bryan’s speech at Wahoo. The New York Sun mocks Boston and other cities, saying they don’t know Wahoo and calling for shame for unfamiliar places and names.
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Wahoo
Halibut Hole
Mangahick
Palmyra
Peru
Devil's Lake
Ballygobake
Bryan
Howl
Hullabaloo
Paramount
The
Boston Transcript
New York Sun
Boston
Persepolis
Linum
Kalamazoo
Imperialism as a Democratic Charge Recurs in History
The piece argues that Democratic imperialism is a recurring political tactic, citing 19th century platform language condemning Republicans for war measures, civil liberties cuts, and corruption. It contrasts Towne's criticisms of Roosevelt with his Populist-turned-Silver Republican affiliations, warning against indiscriminate attacks by ambitious politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Isis
Radical Party
Houses
Congress
Europe
Supreme Judicial Tribunals
Towne
Roosevelt
Mr Bryan's Two Voices in Second Presidential Campaign
New York Tribune notes Colonel Bryan shifts voices in his second campaign after a fiery 1896 stance on free coinage. It contrasts his Topeka acceptance with Indianapolis denial, calling his speech evasive and hollow. The piece argues his performance signals a weak, vulnerable campaign posture.
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Bryan
Topeka
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Nebraska
Kansas
New York Tribune
Fragmented excerpt on xenophobic riots and incitement in Bryan speeches
A Denver Times article fragment describes a volatile figure railing against immigration and Chinese people, using violent, chaotic rhetoric. It cites quotes about segregation, mob mentality, and fear of outsiders, linking to themes of red shirtism in North Carolina and Goebelism in Kentucky trimmed from Bryan speech rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Kentucky
Mr Bryan
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Stewart
Chicago
Minister Conger
Isemator Titman
Coneness
Ignor
Frenay
Poe
Denver Times
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