Expansion politics shape shifting in dismal prose
A 19th century op-ed notes a shift in Democratic stance on expansion after six months. It cites Graves and Hearst endorsing expansion, cites Morgan and southern Democrats, and argues the United States must hold and expand to secure the Nicaraguan canal and regional prosperity. The piece rails against anti expansion opponents while praising expansion as a fact.
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Graves
Hearst
Democratic
New York Journal
Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard Under Democratic Critique
The Anaconda Standard is condemned for alleged political misconduct and hypocrisy as Democrats face a senate race. The piece argues the party bears an indictment for illegal money use and corrupt acts, urging accountability and warning against approving its friends’ actions.
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Isaac
Clark
Democratic Party
Guage
Senate of the United States
House of Representatives
Democratic Rottern
Repine for Hurst case gains statewide support
The Inter Mountain endorses a reprieve for J C Hurst amid doubts about his conviction. Prosecutor C P Connelly advocates mercy while Dawson County applauds local voices. a full inquiry is urged to ensure justice. If guilty, penalties stand. if innocent, immunity is welcomed by many.
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In Mountain Accords
Dawson County
C. P. Connelly
White
Dawson
Moe Ay
Hurst
Dannon
Inter Mountain
Connelly
Mercy
Mr. Connelly
Edward John Phelps Passes at 78 a Renowned Lawyer
A constitutional lawyer of renown Edward John Phelps has died at 78. He served in government roles under President Fillmore, led the American Bar Association in 1880, taught law at Yale, and was minister to England. His career spanned public life with noted diplomatic successes and lasting historical impact.
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Edward John Phelps
Lfe
Phelps
Middlebury
Vermont
Yale
Fillmore
American Bar Association
England
Pleading for Peace Amid Boer British War Strain
Reports state Kruger seeks a peace treaty with Great Britain as Transvaal forces falter and an end to the war nears. Britain rejects terms preserving the republic with Kruger, signaling a shift toward British colonial control and the decline of Boer oligarchy worldwide sympathy fades as facts emerge.
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Kruger
Great Britain
Transvaal
Jeff
Tfe
Ita
Raglang
Hammond Explains Reform Drive In Transvaal Conflict
John Hays Hammond, American mining engineer and reform supporter, argues the goal was a republic under a new president, not conquest. He defends reformers against British influence, explains Jameson raid fallout, outlines Outlander grievances, and denies Britain fights solely for gold mine interests.
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Washington Post
Great Britain
South Africa
United States
John Hays Hammond
Kruger
Transvaal
Mr. Hammond
Reform
Dr. Jameson
Reform Committee
England
Venezuela
Controversy and empire in the Dark Continent
The excerpt argues that hatred of England fuels Boer resolve rather than approval of their course. It condemns England’s stance as justifying progress and fair play, predicting Kruger’s downfall will usher a new era of development and prosperity across Africa, with the world’s sympathy backing England.
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England
Krueger
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