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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
1
The passage reflects on judicial tribunals across history and nations, arguing courts shape opinion and liberty. It condemns tyranny, touts reform leadership, and claims the coming election will be decided by reform forces without public consent. It closes with a call to rest easy as the reform slate will be elected.
A New York meeting discusses parallels between Rome and today and warns that plutocratic interests under Morgan Harriman Hill Rockefeller seek imperial power. The piece recalls Dix’s call to defend the flag and notes a flag reversal aboard the Rosecrans in Tacoma on Queen Victoria’s birthday.
The piece argues the U S Supreme Court will likely uphold Congress and the administration’s discretion in handling subject peoples in the Philippines and Puerto Rico. It contends Americans will not grant citizenship rights to these populations and warns of continued inferiority and mistreatment under the flag.
The excerpts discuss constitutional reach to Puerto Rico and the Philippines, democratic values vs imperial rule, and tariff reform. They argue a president must not govern colonies with crownlike control, insist Democrats back fair tariffs, and suggest the Dingley law profits trusts.
The New Orleans Picayune quotes a harsh maxim that the constitution does not follow the flag and argues it is needed for the republic to begin a campaign of conquest against people without guaranteed rights, as shaped by congressional grace.
A Johnstown Democrat editorial argues the trusts domineer the party apparatus and block legal reforms despite competent authority declaring the law necessary, asserting conservative resistance to change.
Boys linen hats 20c boys helmets 20c boys dress straw hats 20c and 45¢ mens linen helmets wide brim 35 mens dress straw hats crushed crown 50¢. Mens latest styles crushers this spring's popular colors 1.25. For 1.00 we will sell you a full shape hat black or light color worth 1.50 at any other Hamburg store.
This department offers 169 pairs Huiskamp shoes at 1.25 and 125 pairs men's Satin Oil Lace Shoes at 1.25. Ladies Oxfords in several sizes, Huiskamp Oxfords in black or tan, and men's patent leather bars with modern toes are priced to attract cash buyers. Also features lace baby caps from 6c to 1.00.
A one day Monday June 10 sale offers 50c waists in all sizes with bundles of 3 for 50c. French flannel and silk waists discounted four off. Also 5 dozen fancy men’s hose and 10c trunks telescopes and bags. Millinery closing with reduced prices.
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