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Money and politics under Roosevelt era described
The piece argues Republicans rely on money to win elections and accuses trusts of funding GOP campaigns, while Democrats would have fared worse if they had similar funding. It critiques Roosevelt's shifting promises and influence, claiming manipulation of campaign finance and public sentiment shaped by party ties.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
Bloody Monday terror in Louisville linked to Know Nothing era
A historical report recalls Louisville’s Bloody Monday and notes the Know Nothing party’s anti foreigner violence. The article mentions repeated murders of Germans or Irish by Know Nothings before the Civil War and hints at organized terror in the city.
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Louisville
Know Nothing Party
Know Nothings
Bloody Monday and the Know Nothings in the GOP
The passage recalls a "bloody Monday" when foreigners were attacked by mobs and killed without cause. It claims Know Nothings joined the Republican party, transforming it by transferring anti foreigner sentiment, seeding malice, and making the GOP a congenial home for their nativist ideas.
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Know Nothing
Labor Day Speech by William Jennings Bryan
Bryan argues labor rights include an eight hour day arbitrate disputes between labor and capital and fair compensation. He cites contributions to Republican committees and calls for recovery of funds while noting investigations into Goshen post office officials and a judge’s role in coercive payoffs.
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Greene
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Indiana
C. D. Sherwin
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Sherwin
Post Office Department
Francis E. Baker
Campaign Boodle to be Returned
Republicans fear a public backlash over funds donated to the last year’s national campaign fund by policy holders. The New York legislative inquiry is expected to seek court action to recover up to 150000 dollars unless returned. Rumors say political and financial figures influenced Hughs’s mayoral nomination to shield the inquiry.
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New York Life
The
Mutual
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National Committee
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Cortelyou
Harry S. New
Washington
New York
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Hughs
Guardian offers credit on small cash sums in Columbus
All sums of five dollars and under cash, and on sums over five dollars a credit of nine months will be given on note with approved security. COLUMBUS D. MAUCK, OCELL-3w Guardian.
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Columbus D. Mauck
OCELL
Guardian
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