Beveridge Defends Trusts at Nebraska Rally in Columbus
Indiana Senator Albert J. Beveridge spoke to a large Nebraska audience on trusts at the state Republican rally in Columbus. He argued trusts can be good or bad, praised regulation and national oversight, and condemned Bryan’s plan to destroy all combinations while praising labor's role and the self binding harvest example.
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Increase in Imports Highlights Protectionist Policy
The year ending June 8, 1900 shows imports of 841 714 320, exceeding previous highs by about 100 0060 000. President McKinley argued against buying cheap foreign goods, noting protection kept Americans employed and that imports reflect goods not produced at home, paid for by export surpluses.
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Stolen Roses and Lincoln Garden Politics in 1896 Letter
A long fragment delivers a political satire mixing a tale of roses stolen to impress a Gertrude with Lincoln and Bryan era Republican Democrats. It critiques Bryan quotes and party contrasts while citing William McKinley era viewpoints and youth loyalty to the government.
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