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Debating trust and imperial policy in Montana politics
A lengthy speech laments trusts and demagoguery in Montana politics, defends the open door in China, and argues against the idea that the constitution follows the flag. It cites Sherman anti-trust law, McKinley administration policy, and critiques Bryan and democratic opponents while defending republican expansion and governance in the Philippines and former territories.
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Liwnultain
Montana
Talve
Tseues
Vétern
Standard Oil Company
Democratic Party
Abettora
Siiver Bow County
Standard Old Company
Standard Oil Bugaboo
Montano
Iabor
Conprons
Congress
William Mcskinley
District of Columbia
United States
Epercare
Tammany Tee Trust
Tammany
New York
Jones
National Democratic Committee
Bryan
Thi
South
East Helena
Great American Lead Trust
Joseph K. Toole
South Carolina
Cutley
Colorado
Minnesota
Georgia
Kansas City
Wiliam McKinley
Appomattox
Supreme Court of the Land
Republican Party
Aallora
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico
New Mexico
Arizona
Spain
Maine
Weyler
Tillpinos
Reublican Party
China
Philippines
Boston
San Francisco
Mr. Bell
John C. Calhoun
Felda
Cleveland
Croker
Alfigeld
Dave Pill
Ben Tillman
Carl Behura
Charlie Towne
Towne
Chicago
North
Alabama
Missia
Iran
Mr. Bryan
Florida
California
Utah
Bpain
Cuba
Western Hemisphere
Manila Bay
Orient
George Dewey
Saeesrth
Manila
Aguinalia
Bern
Bevan
Aguinche
Epi
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Slaver
Louisiana
Ligon
Andrew Jackson
Texas
Mexico
Caliifornia
Zachary Taylor
Winefield Secor
Iaa
Wiliam
Seward
Alaska
Canada
Sewart
Alawka
Hawaiian Islands
Paey
Falands
Hawaii
Oklahormm
Smithern
Union
William J. Bryan
Koglao