Landis Attacks Bryan on Government Ownership of Railroads
Senator Bevem tdxe reports Charles B. Landis condemns Bryan's proposed government ownership of railroads at the Putnam county Republican convention in Greencastle. Landis mocks the idea as impracticable, warns of national debt and large railway employment, and supports legislative control over railroads instead of ownership. He argues distrust of Bryan and asserts Republicans favor enforcement of existing railroad laws over ownership.
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The Mistake of 1892 Tariff Debate Revisited
The piece argues the 1892 election and Wilson tariff caused extended business uncertainty, leading to a panic and recession. It claims delays in reform worsened conditions until the Dingley law restored steadiness, warning that a 1906 Democratic Congress could repeat the instability.
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United States
Cleveland
Bryan’s Latest Idea on Public Ownership Stirs Debate
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes Henry Watterson condemning public ownership as unsafe and un-American, arguing it would empower a party and threaten liberty. The piece also notes tariffs remain a dividing issue, with Tribune remarks supporting protectionism and criticising free trade. It adds praise for Secretary Shaw’s stance on keeping money local to support community banks.
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United States
Russias
Newcastle Courier
Indiana
Rural education reform praised by Indiana official
The Indianapolis News commends State Superintendent Fassett A. Cotton for urging stronger agricultural instruction and rural school reform. It highlights his three aims: improve school plant, enrich studies with farm life, and consolidate country schools into township centers offering K-12 education with the chapel as a public welfare hub, arguing long-term uplift for Indiana.
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Indiana Voting Instructions and Republican State Message
Instructions detail three ballots for Secretary of State and how to mark a straight Republican ticket or individual candidates. It warns against marking the ballot improperly and describes post voting handling. The piece urges support for Indiana Republicans, touting debt reduction, lowered taxes, and efficient state management under Republican leadership.
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