Democratic party in 1896 and new democracy shift
In 1896 the Democratic party faced an absence of a clear issue and adopted a “new democracy” to rebalance after four years of Cleveland era. The piece argues free silver should have remained the party’s core issue, critiques its 1900 strategy, and warns against abandoning silver for imperialism while urging crime prevention through gun control and broader social reforms. It notes disasters in December and mentions Armour & Co. supplying canned meat for Britain.
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Democratic Party
Cleveland
People's Party
Democracy Prrouia
Ponteh
Ies
New York Journal
Inter
Prevention of Crime Insight from Criminology Text
A historical commentary argues that the most dangerous criminals in penitentiaries are murderers driven by passion and drink. It notes assassins reduced by rape and cites motives like self defense and compromised moral judgement under flawed systems.
The Punishment of Aguinaldo in Military Law Debate
A 1900s analysis argues Aguinaldo should face a military commission or civil court. It weighs military justice versus treason trials, cites McKinley orders, amnesty, and potential exile or prison. It compares past rebellions and deportations, outlining possible outcomes and venues for sentencing.
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John &. Watkins, Jr
St. Louis
Giobo-Democrat
Aguinaldo
Uncle Sam
Patho Thon
Courtemartial
Manila
United States
Iliasel
McKinley
Aguinalde
Philippine Commission
Use
Monmouth
Dr. Dosle
Aguinaldie
Osrane
Pseane
Forelien
Ryven
Motcinioy
Spain
Captain Caricoun
Alcatraz Island
San Francisco
Castle William
Governor's Island
New York
Alcatraz Teland
Geronimo
Sitting Bull
Fort Marion
St. Augustine
Fla
Mount Vernon
Barracks
Ala
Fort Sil
Joseph
Nez Perces
Port
Woeship
Mexico
Robinson
Tiburon Estand
Madagascar
Teunion
British Bechuanaland
South Africa
England
Aaron Burr
States
Union
Sonic
Leincoin
Jefferson Davis
Journal’s Criticism of Democratic Anti Imperialism
The Journal denounces the Democratic stance on the Philippines as aimless and demagogic. It argues the party opposes the current order yet offers a non progressive policy, warning that such tactics risk Ohio and future gains. It cites a Mississippi representative’s proposal as unworthy leadership and warns against blackmail political moves.
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House of Congress
Democratic Party
Philippines
Williams
Mississippi
Ohio
McLean
Ita
Congress
National Democracy
Republican
Journal Charge of Hypocrisy Shocks Western Press
Democratic organ once fueling Bryan sentiment in the east is met with silence as western press rejects the Journal s claim of hypocrisy and insincerity and accuses Democrats of political sharpness.
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East
Hourbon Press
West
Jgaue
Touders
Park County Republican Eyes Public Favor In Christmas Launch
The Park County Republican launches on the eve of Christmas under A A. Mo Willtame with strong editorial credentials. It criticizes the Enterprise of Livingston as a tool of the Anaconda wing and urges Park county voters to oppose a wealthy bid that would distort legislative representation next year. The Helena Independent and Anaconda Standard are noted for their editorial stances on the Wellcome verdict.
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Park County
A A. Mo Willtame
Shoul
Livingston
Anaconda
Democracy
Miller
Parke
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Butte
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Washington
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Brussels
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Jefergon
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Helena Independent
Wellcome
Supreme Court
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Schatzlein
W. Broadway
REALE
Tesuee
Lee Mantle
Chas. Schatzlein
Fayette Harrington
Charles R. Leonard
A. B.lements
B. Aug. Heinze
Henry Mueller
Prank W. Haskina
James H. Monteith
So Sain
State Savings Bank
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. M. Hodgens
Jurin
Europe
J. A. Creighton
Omaha
A. H. Barret
E. D. Leavitt
8. V. Kemper
RAAT
A. Clark
J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Clark & Larabie
Alex J. Johnson
Seeley
First National Bank
George Stevenson
North Main Street
Butts IP
BAA
M. Daly
M. Donshoe
W.l.moyer
W.L. Moyer
R. A. Kunkel
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