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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1902
Page
4
Legacy of political debates and their evolving role
The article recalls historic joint discussions from 1858 to 1886 featuring figures such as Douglas, Lincoln, Baker, Hendricks, Shively, and Packard, noting their tones and outcomes. It contrasts constructive exchanges with later irritations and notes a current push for more debates in the district if Congressman Brick accepts Fletcher's challenge, promising renewed campaign energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen A. Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Illinois
Lincoln
Douglas
Senate
Tenth
Indiana
Robert Lowry
Billy” Williams
Congress
Conrad Baker
Thomas A. Hendricks
Benjamin F. Shively
Jasper Packard
Brick
Fletcher
Hering
South Bend Times
Effect of Henderson's Act on the Republican Party
The piece notes Speaker Henderson’s tariff move hurts his party and inflames tariff reform talk. It cites Wellman with divided opinions on impact for the coming campaign, fears of a defensive Republican stance, and a late-night delegation of five senators seeking reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Walter Wellman
Chicago Record-Herald
Roosevelt
Chairman Babcock
the Waldorf
Babcock
United States
Allison
Hanna
Aldrich
Spooner
Lodge
Congressional. Campaign Committee
Republican Party
Night's stunned crowd recalls bitter news
Report describes attendees reacting to shocking information as the news first broke last night and again today. Speakers reference the lingering impact and describe the mood as intense and unsettled.
Beveridge Delivers Fine Speech to Chicago Antitrust Viewers
The piece notes Senator Beveridge spoke at the Oliver opera house last Saturday night to a large, appreciative but restrained audience. It suggests the crowd’s chill may stem from anti trust sentiment and a readership wary of trust magnates.
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Beveridge
Oliver Opera House
Opera House
South Bend Times
Mr. Bricks Opportunity to Speak on Trusts and Conduct
Professor Hering challenges Congressmen Brick to a joint debate on campaign issues, offering Brick a chance to address trust policy and other criticisms. The piece notes disputes over a Pulaski statue claim, attendance in Congress, and alleged incompetence, urging Brick to deploy a public platform to defend himself before both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brick
Prof. Hering
The
South Bend Tribune
Congress
Pulaski
Tribune
Congressional Record
Rochester Republican
Rochester Evening Sentinel
Beveridge Speech Critiqued by The Oregonian
The Oregonian rebukes Senator Beveridge for his Ogden Utah and South Bend addresses, praising his oratorical skill while charging his economic view is flawed and noting the party’s role in past confidence. It argues his plans may threaten Republican power if Democratic losses persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Beveridge
Ogden
Utah
South Bend
Portland Oregonian
Beveridge
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Tariff Frankness and Reciprocity in Trade Policy
A, amid debate on tariff policy, argues against Beveridge style reciprocity as predatory and ill suited to create foreign markets. It insists government should reduce interference and let free enterprise seek markets, criticizing protected corporations and calling for tariff cuts on iron steel salt shoes machinery and related goods.
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United States
Great Britain
Beveridge
Kasson
Republican Party
Congress
France
Germany
Washington
Oregon
Watterson Ends High Profile Divorce Suit Patch Up
New York report says a sensational divorce case has been temporarily patched up after a family conference aimed at averting a scandal. The couple, long estranged, appeared at events together while papers were to be served only for the present, amid public notoriety and lack of enthusiasm. Colonel Watterson’s expected vitriol is invoked as a measure of the potential impact.
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New York
Colonel Watterson
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