Editors and Merchants in the Progressive Era Debates
The New York Sun argues small town editors deserve reward after years of service to the party. A Washington painting of the Electoral Commission, funded by Corcoran, is slated for Congress. Milwaukee brewers donate to the YMCA, provoking saloon opposition. Demores Monthly notes global trade rise, German leadership in commerce, and moral concerns about opium and rum amid evolving steam and telegraph networks.
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New York Sun
Hey
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Electoral Commission
Corcoran
Congress
Capitol
M. F. Fassett
Germany
Napor
Joan
Veolonica
China
Western
Europe
Descriptions of Exclusion and Xenophobic Views in Colonial Society
The article portrays hostility toward Chinese and Japanese communities in Bt. Malo and New Orleans linked to fear and prejudice. It alleges primitive behavior, long happiness in vice, and a colonial leader’s wife killed amid jealousy. It predicts election politics will fail during a hard winter.
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Wepeati
Malo
Ayn Niles
New Orleans
Malena
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