Aguinaldo Pact Aligns With Bryan on Philippines Policy
A detailed examination asserts that Democratic leader Bryan and Philippine insurgent Aguinaldo share a mutual aim toward a American protectorate or independence outcome. It cites Whistler’s notes from Malolos discussions and argues Bryan’s platform mirrors Aguinaldo’s wishes, framing U.S. role as protector and potential ally against European colonial powers while urging careful U.S. navigation of Asia policy.
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Merritt
Aguilmidy
Malolos
Democratic Party
Iself
Agatwakta
Lilippines
Philippines
Europe
Thorogh
Americas
Whittier
Aguinaidy
Paris
Orn Ollal
Aguinaldo
United States
Gen. Whittler
Alspengle
Agulanide
Sgolhalle
Biepor
Agwinaldo
Bryant
Agiinaldo
Cissely
Btu
Islanda
Fle
Whitler
Whittler
China
England
Mussina
France
Cermagny
America
Geo. Whittier
Iato Bland
White
Fugland
Germany
Japat Tx
Agulpaldo
Morehan
Bryno
Bryan
Aguinalto
Jain
Thia
Tyan
Byyas
Aguinalds
Beron
Allice
Bryan Knan
Yeb
Aguyinalda
Nukat Halstead
Veterans Endorse McKinley at Chicago Rally
Veterans from the Grand Army of the Republic gathered at Studebaker Theater in Chicago to endorse President McKinley. Commander Joel af Lougenecker led the event with a brief, spontaneous commendation as Harrison welcomed attendees and Lincoln, Grant, and Logan received cheers.
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Ndorse McKinley
G. A. QR
Chivaga
Joel Af Lougenecker
Sinoja
Studebaker
Mcfinley
United States
Authurst
Alinois
Imiacle
Landra-band
Lincoln
Grint
Logan
Conrads McKinley
Dear Boy Letter No4 My Denr Boy As American Citizen
A fatherly letter to a son reflecting on the United States during the era of Wm. McKinley, praising economic growth and imperial status, noting war experiences, reconciliation between North and South, and the nation’s rising wealth. The speaker urges piety, Christian virtue, and American patriotism, warning against complacency and urging steadfastness in public duty.
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United States
Wen
Meliiley
God of Nations
Americunn
Quinn
Kingdom of God
Strewna
Remember 92 Campaign Cautions Voters
A cryptic plea from a Herald columnist warns readers to recall the harsh lessons of 1992. The note cites policy biases, public unrest, and economic strains as outcomes to avoid, urging vigilance this year to prevent repeated mistakes and losses.
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Durtie
Ilurion
Ari
Herald
Expansionist zeal and national unity in early America
The excerpt, drawn from Chicago America August 20 1900, reflects a pro expansion and pro union mood. It celebrates reconciliation between former enemies with the North and South joining in prosperity. It lauds territorial growth including Puerto Rico and the Philippines and envisions the United States as a rising global trading power centered on San Francisco and Manila Bay.
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Joe Wheeler
Wirzhugh Lee
America
North
Tle
United States
Lawall
Porto Rico
Manila Bay
Bandogo
Boo Juan
Hearst
Brynn
Chicago
the American
W. R. Hearne
New York
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Deavey
Dadiniapollk
San Ivanciovo
Bud
San Princisco
Ateamera
China
India
Phiippines
Einwall
Turrof
San Wranciaca
Europe
Golden Gate
Ux Asia
Trusts and the rise of corporations in industry debate
A long, discursive piece argues that trusts and corporations emerge from industrial growth and economic pressure. It traces shifts from individual firms to partnerships and then to corporate forms, noting panics and competition drive consolidation, standardization, and collaboration to stabilize prices and output while preserving capital. The piece emphasizes practical limits and warns trusts must balance power with consumer and market realities.
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Jones & Bea
Coned & Co
Chun
Itu
Bulzer
KiTage
Jobbera
Morchanta
Cleveland
Jilmn
Buzelug
Phils
Dudhge
Gary
Audrew Carnegle
Bryan
Toby
Equality of Money Speech Extracts Dolliver on Currency
The passage presents a speech fragment arguing for bimetallic standards with gold and silver as equal, urging the United States to equip commerce, expand shipping globally, and uphold the value of the dollar. It asserts that the credit of the United States should keep both metals in parity and invites support for a standard where gold remains true.
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Letoold
Lear
Wwe
Ika Tiley Mon
Imo
Convernaons
Meyone
Diag
Tao UN
Europe
America
Africa
Awa
United States
Dolliver
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