Demerits and expansion debate cited in party rhetoric
The text argues expansion is settled but decries demands to furl the tag and contract. It contrasts Democratic negation with Bochum Chamber of Commerce caution on imports and policy, noting debates over war, treaties, and presidential conduct. It references Bryan, McKinley era, and party positions on foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Wilks
Armerigan
Wang
Au Travfe
Chamber Or Commerce of
Bochum
American Iron and Steel
Political Commentary and Editorial Snippets
The page compiles editorials on Philippine policy and U S politics with references to Mr Bryan and Mr. Taft era concerns. It notes calls for legislative support while questioning government actions and public sentiment amid administrative debates. The tone is reflective and partisan.
Britai Learn Test Marks For Decisive Knowledge
A fragment hints at a learning test or lesson assessment labeled as a broader examination. It mentions that participants were given a test and a lesson, with implications of broader penetration or reach in the context. Names, dates, or places are not clearly provided in the readable text.
Wrake accused of depriving natives of liberty
A selective excerpt notes the assertion that the Fulipinos were deprived of liberty and that natives reportedly never possessed true liberty, reflecting colonial attitudes and the era's rhetoric.
Bryan’s Speech Misses Key Phrase in Kentucky Rally
Report notes William Jennings Bryan in Kentucky failed to use his favored line about government by the consent of the governed while supporting Goebel. The account highlights the political speech and its reception in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Goebel
Bryan
Iris on the cards tour with Carl Schurz in Mie Cogrowl expansionists
Fragmentary note references Iris cards and a tour featuring Carl Schurz, described as always opposing major questions, tied to Mie Cogrowl expansionists with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris
Carl Schurz
Mie
Those Who Expected Hoar to Speak Democratic Falls
Those who hoped Senator Hoar would deliver pro democratic speeches should abandon that plan and seek another path. The misreading of Hoar shifts the political outlook and calls for redefining strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Hoar
President McKinsey Praised for Country Love and Wisdom
Readers extol President McKinsey as the people see in him a devoted leader. They praise his patriotism, prudence, and humane qualities, noting his gentle nature endears him to the public and separates him from other authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinsey
Fragmented OCR note on local event and names
The readable text hints at people discussing plans about travel to Pohetis wares and a Sir Theies piece about a date and some tabin lerk- Bek fiw Rast ach tal. The fragmentary lines reference a Wednesday opening and a possible ceremony or meeting.
Apology of Fred Funston as Brigadier General
The president praised Funston for his service in the Philippines noting his record echoed by press accounts. His return to duty was ordered with instructions to rejoin muster of his regiment after age out and cessation of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Furston
Philippines
Funston
Editorial on trusts and production policy debates of the era
An unsigned editorial questions trust influence on production and prices. It argues closures and layoffs reflect policy debates over federal action and administration responsibility, urging readers to demand clarity from leaders about cause and effect in the current economic climate.
War diary from the Philippines reaffirms duty and national honor
The piece argues U S citizens oppose rebellion and insists the Philippines mission is by Congress rather than the President. It defends action as loyal and necessary, warning against treason or abandonment of duty while asserting resolve to stay and defend the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfaus
Bill
Philippines
Congress
United States
Democrat
Citer Vfvnn
Art of Clunaress
Pension Office Deception Sparks Veteran Uprising
The Pension Office conduct alarms Administration leaders as old soldiers rise in protest, claiming manipulation and mishandling of benefits. The article notes growing unrest among veterans who accuse officials of deceit and mismanagement.
Pension debate and reform critic quoted from editorials
The letter contrasts veterans' pension treatment with fair laws and accuses special examiners of injustice. It cites party politics and calls for just administration, mentioning Cleveland Garfield Harrison administrations and the need to heed the pension laws. It ends with an advertisement for Electric Bitters from Lee Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bens
Loekren
Flanna
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Croker
Gorte
Fordier
Mckimsey
Loti
Gus Cieithe
Phinribes
Chereby
Dir Bryan
T. A. Clifton
Hevereloas
Ovingtoe
Corie
Prdooke
Bnei Dr
South Attica
Amanstration
Con
Bava
Himo
Mr. Preys
Scott
Scott’ S Bow E
New York
Balani
Fereas
Dees van Utey
Claes
Mit
Prien 4
McBinley
Tore
Wall
Apiras
Echoes of the
Coppeehead
Snedden
Indianapolis
Clive Dernier
Udit
Batu
Cleveland
Fae Polteles
Pilarrison
Meilintens
Adiitgistrithon
Spain
Bolivia
Barcelona
Aiken
S.C
Hank
Atmeriva
Lee Allen
Loeb’s
Coevington
W. J. Douglass
J. Loeb’s Stores
Toreversbuedy
Imccomas & Sullivan
Covinston, Indiana
Wooder
Coal
M. Mayer, Jr
Covington, Ind
Macmaster’s
Surrey
Beauty and Comfort
NG Eagle Carriage CO
Cincinnati
Ohio
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