Dewey Celebration Draws Millions To New York Parade
New York on Sept 30 honored Admiral Dewey and his squadron with a nationwide welcome. Spectators packed windows and streets as a vast parade moved from Grant's Tomb to Riverside Drive with 170 carriages and numerous officials, while a record fireworks display lit the city and a London Times editorial praised the harmony of the celebration.
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England
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Santiago de Cuba
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Ree
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Ormpia
Adiral Dewey
Aiayor Vana Wrek
Semi
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Ohio
Florida
Mississippi
Missouri
Texas
District of Columbia
Riverside Drive
Seventy-Second
Eighth Avenue
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Fifth Avenue
Madmen Square
Arca
Bushnell
Cincinnati
Columbus
Tariff Myths and Trusts Amid Havemeyer Debate
A partisan discussion argues that tariffs spur prosperity while denouncing Havemeyer as a free trade figure who favors tariffs only for his interests. The piece cites trust protection contrasts, with claims that sugar Standard Oil and rubber trusts lack tariff needs, and notes historical tariff effects on industry and employment.
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Sugar Trust
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Standard Ov Company
Rubber Trust
Montana
Colorado
Democrats
United States
Judge Nash Portrayed As Honest Lincolnian Leader For Governor
A Columbus observer describes Hon. George K. Nash Republican candidate for Ohio governor as a plain, Lincoln-like figure embodying American simplicity and strength. The piece highlights Nash’s farm roots, diligent life, honesty, modest wealth, and moral leadership, praising him as a worthy representative of Lincolnian ideals.
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George K. Nash
Columbus
Grand Army
Ohio
Abraham Lincoln
Judge Nash
Jefferson Avenue
Chios
Debate over Philippine policy and 16 to 1 issue roils Ohio press
The piece criticizes McKinley administration handling in the Philippines and the 16 to 1 gold standard proposal. It cites opposition from two camps and recalls a soldier letter from Manua warns against free silver. The Ohio public is urged to oppose McLean and the 16 to 1 platform.
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Albert Andere
Sevententh United States Infantry
Ohio
Otto Leriz
Columbus
3Fanula
Lentz
Gollar
Bryan
Commission Chief Denounces Anti Expansion Critics in Interview
President Schurman of the Philippine commission, quoted nationwide, dismisses anti expansionist hopes and backs the administration on the Philippines. In related political chatter, Robert E Pattison rules out free silver’s win, while William J Bryan jokes about Aguinaldo’s legs.
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Schurman
Commission
Philippines
Robert E. Pattison
Penna
William
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Aguisaldo
One as Viewed by Ontaldore Ohio on Dollar Policy
The New York Tribune argues Ontaldore Ohio is too rich and productive to heed Democratic calls for a cheaper dollar. It counters that Americans are conservative and patriotic, supporting the administration’s Philippines policy as necessary for national dignity and honor.
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McKinsey
Philippines
Otis
Sivers
Manilla
McKinley
Ohio
New York Tribune
Lunatic Portraits in a Satirical Exchange
A clipped exchange mocks Mrs Gofrequent Poor and Mrs Upjohn with quirky character traits. The humor contrasts misery and happiness over a witty, sarcastic set of complaints and observations.
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Upjohn
Molme
Chicago Tribune
Political Commentary on Ohio Platform and Imperialism
The excerpt critiques Ohio politics and the free silver plank, arguing the public will ignore platform promises amid fears of imperialism and trusts. It claims the dead issues will resurface next year and accuses leaders of avoiding hard choices regarding McKinley and Dewey.
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Corges
Zanesville
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