Speech and politics touch on war fears and trusts
Prominent figures warn against perpetual war as Carl Schurz criticizes standing army plans in Philadelphia. Senator Wellington urges partisan unity amid Independent dissension. The New York Journal of Commerce cites 353 trusts in February 1899, with stock and bonds topping $5.3 billion. The harsh winter of 1898-99 is noted as record cold, and obituaries include Justice Stephen J. Field and hymn writer John R. Sweney. A top general predicts 100,000 soldiers in the Philippines before control is established.
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