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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1900
Page
4
The Hk Democrat is a Wednesday morning publication from DuMocnaT Pustamine est Pany and is the only Democratic newspaper in Indiana county with a circulation near 1,600. It notes a subscription price of 61 per year paid in advance.
The Washington Post letter to the editor defends fair reporting and rebuts the Philadelphia Press over claims about the 1894 tariff and the Civil War era. It argues the tariff and Sherman act did not cause the 1893 panic and praises protectionist policy for reviving industry and wages.
A Boston Advertiser critique on anarchists linked to a King Humbert assassination plot, arguing conspiracy to commit crime is punishable regardless of actual acts. It discusses police powers, legal limits, and the need for laws targeting planning of felonies by Paterson residents.
The Cleveland Leader argues that New Jersey anarchists should be prosecuted locally and that strict enforcement of immigration statutes protects the United States from criminals. It notes past lax admissions allowed prisoners and asylums to enter Europe’s convicts, urging firm controls to prevent entry of dangerous individuals.
The piece argues that protected industries like Carnegie steel profit massively while original capital is small. It accuses McKinley of benevolent assimilation costing the nation billions, condemns imperialism, and cites Dewey and Lincoln to lampoon policy and national corruption amid war.
A collage of opinion snippets critiques McKinley and U S policy in the Philippines and abroad. It cites Carnegie supporting McKinley, warns against imperial expansion, and contrasts Republican figures on appointments. Public notices include reactions from papers in Baltimore Chicago Springfield and Indianapolis with references to Lincoln and Brewer.
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