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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1900
Page
6
A historical analysis argues that big corporations lessen industrial depressions by using large capital to gather global market data and adjust production to demand. They improve quality and lower prices, support higher wages, and promote employment stability, contributing to national prosperity.
The piece criticizes the Democratic party for blocking stricter anti trust laws and notes the 1900 congressional vote on a constitutional amendment to regulate trusts. It discusses Mr. Bryan's stance, accusing him of endorsing Republican ideas without specifying concrete measures and highlighting party inconsistencies on the trust issue.
The article accuses William J. Bryan of lacking constructive policies for the poor while denouncing the Democratic Party for disenfranchising illiterate Blacks and whites in North Carolina. It argues the Sulu war stance is used politically and highlights hypocrisy in Democratic sympathy for the oppressed. It questions how Democrats can defend illiterate voter disenfranchisement and contrasts wartime measures with constitutional rights. The piece portrays Bryan as insincere and appeals to readers' sense of constitutional ideals.
A historical essay argues that labor freedom stems from permanent, well paid work often found under large corporations. It contends wage labor, not the absence of capital, preserves liberty, stressing steady income and social improvement as true independence. It asserts laborers gain freedom with high wages and secure employment under strong employers.
Late Chinese information reverses earlier claims that the Atwaters and other Fen Cho Fu mission members were alive. New reports say all were killed as initially reported. Fading hope of Americans, including children, held in a Chinese prison spurs appeals to Washington to delay withdrawal until all are freed.
Dr. A. P. Reed explains pain as a warning signal from nerves, with sharp pain indicating active processes and dull ache hinting at chronic inflammation. Pain can be referred to other areas due to nerve connections, with facial expressions and specific muscle reactions aiding localization.
Two women resist moving from a trolley vestibule in New York causing three hours of traffic delay as police, conductors, and an inspector fail to remove them. Sidetracked cars resume after the official orders, leaving the women to ride on another car and perhaps laugh at the corporate halt.
Mrs Eliza Mann widow of Wm B Mann formerly of Elyria Ohio died at 4 o clock Tuesday morning March 20 of bronchial affection with old age She was born in 1820 in Pennsylvania and came to Florida in 1892 She leaves four children including Miss Alice M Mann and Horace W Mann among others Her eldest son Col Wm D Mann commanded Michigan cavalry in the Civil War The funeral was at her residence and she will be interred in Elyria Ohio
A small band of Creeks Indians in the Indian Territory resists tribal tax collection under a new ruling. Indian agents prepare for an emergency as some Creeks insist on old customs. The item contrasts revolts in Luzon and Indian Territory with W. J. Bryan’s stance on governance and consent.
A Amherst to Elyria trip Tuesday afternoon shows thirty six McKinley pictures and a Bryan picture in house windows between the corporation line and the Andwear Hotel. The display is cited as reflecting the vote proportion McKinley and Bryan will receive across the area.
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