Bryanites Back Insurrection Criticism Over Philippine War
The piece argues Mr Bryan and his allies shifted on the Philippine question after the treaty ratification. It contends they supported the war to quell an uprising that began February 4 1899, with Bryan aiding the vote by advising Democrats and Populists to ratify despite the conflict arising from the island purchase. It lists senators who voted for ratification and blames Bryan for two faced actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Philippine
United States
Philippines
Spain
Aguinaldo
Mr. Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
McKinley
Indianapolis
Manila
Senate
United States Senate
Washington
Congress
Allen
Nebraska
Butler
North Carolina
Clay
Georgia
Faulkner
West Virginia
Gray
Delaware
Harris
Kansas
Jones
Nevada
Kenny
Kyle
South Dakota
Lindsey
Kentucky
McEmery
Louisiana
McLaurin
South Carolina
Morgan
Alabama
Pettus
Stewart
Sullivan
Mississippi
Teller
Colorado
Wellington
Maryland
Wand Mason
Illinois
Mason
Philippine Islands
Towne and Silver The Secret Issue in Bryanite Campaign
The article argues Towne as a Bryanite star orator hides silver agenda behind anti imperialism rhetoric. It warns Bryan could establish a silver standard via executive action, taxing treasury power, risking financial collapse without congressional approval, and reasserts that the central issue is silver with political deceit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Charles A. Towne
Nebraska
Mr. Towne
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Towne
Republic
Democratic
Senate
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. Bryan
Treasury
Lawton Testimony On Treason And Aguinaldo Links To Bryan
Philippine crisis framed as anti imperialist struggle tied to William Bryan and the Democratic party. Aguinaldo's proclamations and captured letters show hopes that Bryan's election would end American colonization. General Lawton warns of misinformation fueling insurrection and urges truth to reach the American public.
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Aguinaldo
Democratic Party
United States
William J. Bryan
la Independencia
Philippines
United States Senate
Spooner
Bryan
McKinley
Mr. Bryan
New York
Denver
Don Emilio Aguinaldo
Masonic Society
Manila
Filipe Buencamino
Dagupan
Government House
Lawton
America
Bryan's Profits Rise While Political Career Grows
The article notes William Jennings Bryan's property taxes in Lincoln rising 13.4 to 1 over five years with no income or occupation except his presidential runs. With assessments from 340 to 4 560 and personal estimates of 18 000 to 30 000, friends say expenses are enormous, fueling questions about capital accumulation.
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City of
Defiance
New York
J. J. Malley
Is Bryan Sincere and Competent for the Presidency
The piece argues Bryan cannot be sincere or competent given disproved claims on tariffs gold standard Philippine war and British alliance. It asserts he knowingly promotes false theories to pursue the presidency and questions sincerity and even dictionary definitions.
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Bryan
Spain
Hay
United States
Van Wyck and Bryan Tammany Ice Trust Names in Platform
The text alleges Van Wyck of New York received a large block of Tammany Ice Trust stock and wrote the trust plank in the Kansas City platform. It also claims Senator Jones, Democratic National Committee chair, is a major stockholder and director in the American Cotton company, and that Bryan was salaried for advocating the Silver Mine Owners' Trust.
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van Wyck
New York
Tammany Ice Trust
Kansas City
Senator Jones
Democratic National Committee
American Cotton Company
Bryan
Lincoln and McKinley compared over Union governance
The writer argues that Lincoln and McKinley used executive power to govern the South without the governed agreeing, framing Bryan’s praise of Lincoln as paradoxical in the Civil War context.
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Bryan
Lincoln
Liner
South
McKinley
McKinley Prosperity Drives Seven Month Export Surge
Over seven months the United States reports exports $125.6 million higher than the same period last year. The total gain for the period just closed reaches $369 million, up by 8.8 percent from 1895, attributed to McKinley prosperity as the cause of the export boom.
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McKinley
Prosperity dividends boost American farming profits
Ten staple farm crops last year yielded $323 million more to farmers than in 1895, while livestock values rose by $633 million. The period also delivered $1 billion in prosperity dividends to farmers under Republican policy.
Voter duty urged to defeat Democratic party
The statement calls on every patriotic American voter to do his utmost to defeat the Democratic party not only in the current campaign but as long as its declared aim threatens individual prosperity and national well being.
Political History Echoes in Civil War Era Debate
An opinion piece argues the Democratic party harmed the Union in the 1860s and critiqued its lasting policies for continuing to cause national trouble. It frames the party as responsible for ongoing misfortunes and political conflict.
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Democratic Party
Union
Tuin
Congress
Lincoln wind storm wrecks buildings as Mr Bryan jokes
A recent wind storm in Lincoln Nebraska damaged several structures. The event prompted remarks that Mr Bryan has spoken so often in the town the place should be wind proof.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Question on Bryan's 1896 free silver stance crossfire
The query asks whether anyone has authority to claim that if Bryan becomes president he would view his election as a popular endorsement of free silver. It discusses political interpretation rather than official position.
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Bryan
After November Mr. Bryan can dev o vote his leisure to writing
The sentence notes that after November Mr. Bryan may devote his free time to composing another book titled Ex Final Battle. The wording implies a personal plan without specifying dates beyond November and omits broader context.
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Bryan
Bryan’s Abortion of Bryanism Denied by Past Four Years
The passage rebuts William J. Bryan’s gold standard claims by arguing four years of prosperity under the standard prove his theory false. It calls Bryan a sham and fraud and asserts economic measures have raised prices and wages while expanding trade and industry.
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Fadées
William J. Bryan
Newton
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Nebraska Prairies
Militarism accusation and army size debate in 1900 politics
The piece argues against Bryan's militarism critique amid 1900 campaign rhetoric. It notes the regular army totaling 67,500 with a projected 75 million population, yielding under 1 percent of the population in military strength, and warns of pending musterouts next year without new congressional action. It labels Bryan’s fears as Democratic demagoguery and recalls past political tactics.
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Republican Party
United States
Corbin
Bryan
Congress
Mr. Bryan
Industrial employment and wages rise in New York 1894 1895
The 200 New York manufacturing establishments employed 90,483 men in 1894 with wages totaling 40,803,866. In 1895 the same establishments employed 174,645 men with wages of 78,835,000. The report implies similar gains in other states and argues workers benefit from McKinley prosperity.
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New York
MecKinley
Democrats Propose Impesci alism to Halt Territory Growth
The text humorously claims Democrats discover U S territorial expansion since nationhood and plan to reverse it by shouting impesc ialism at voters, presenting a satirical political jab without specific events or dates.
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United States
Farmers Tariff Protection Benefits Them in History
The document argues that protection under tariffs strengthens farming and manufacturing, Boosts employment, raises prices for farm products, and shrinks imports. It condemns Democratic attempts to repeal the Dingley law and warns that Wilson era policies harmed farmers with lower prices and lost wealth.
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Congress
United States
America
Democratic Party
Bryan Accuses Republicans of Dodging Campaign Issues
The speaker claims Republicans avoid campaign topics while the president plans to address imperialism in his acceptance letter. The remark suggests Bryan overreacted before understanding the broader message.
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Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Sound-money voter warns of Bryan win risk
The speaker warns that a Bryan victory would frustrate sound-money aims and suggests a free delivery law would be the initial congressional action if Democrats gain control.
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Bryan
Congress
A Man's Duty to Earn and Educate His Children
The piece argues that a man's ability to provide and educate his children depends on stable employment and national prosperity. It criticizes the Democratic silver plank in Kansas City, suggesting if they fool some voters, they could fool all if in power.
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Kansas City
Democrats stage doorways for free silver policy shift
Four years ago Democrats sought free silver via the front. now they frame anti Imperialism as the kitchen entry and push free silver through a back channel.
Democratic Advice on China Misses the Mark
Democratic papers flood the president with ideas for China policy. The text argues that the party’s recommendations are consistently incorrect and ineffective.
Why Bryan Pressed the 16 to 1 Platform
The question asks why Mr. Bryan persisted in advocating the 16 to 1 platform despite many doubt it. The piece probes whether Democratic newspapers justify the stance to readers and explains the political rationale behind the reform proposal and its appeal to supporters.
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Bryan
Democratic party rebuked in 1864 campaign echo
The text notes that the Bryan man is not visible in the campaign and recalls that in 1864 the Democratic party declared the war a failure. It then suggests a similar stance and predicts the same outcome this year.
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Democratic Party
Nebraska Debunks Calamity Claim Over Savings Growth
The state shows deposits in savings banks rose by 3.4 million dollars last year, countering Bryan's stated catastrophe scenario. The figures indicate a positive financial trend in individual savings during the period.
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Bryan
Nebraska
Bank Depositor Growth in the United States Under Gold Standard
In the past decade the number of bank depositors in the United States has doubled. The rise occurs despite the gold standard, highlighting broader financial inclusion and monetary policy effects.
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United States
Chairman Jones’s bulletin claims for Bryan in hot weather
Undismayed by the heat, Chairman Jones issues his semi weekly bulletin listing three or four Republican states that he asserts for Bryan.
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Jones
Bryan
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