Felt Tells Why He Cannot Serve as Republican Committeeman
A. J. Felt resigns as Nemaha county Republican central committee chair but not as a member. He cites loyalty to old pledges and criticism of McKinley administration, tariff policy, and foreign policy. He defends voting for Bryan and Breidenthal and accuses party bosses and the Capital editor of misrepresentation.
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A. J. Felt
Bryan and
Breidenthal
Nemaha County
Republican Central Committee
Mr. Felt
W. B. Buck
Felt
Prosperity
McKinley
Asal
Buck
O. P
Lincoln
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Philadelphia
Porto Rico
Philippines
Transvaal
Republic
Jef Davis
North
Kansas
Bryan
Satan
United States
the Capital
Garfield
Blaine
Harrison
Topeka
Capital
Daily Capital
Shawnee County
Andy
Hanna
Quay
Platt
Congress
Bunker Hill
Yorktown
The King and the Anarchist Reflections in a World Essay
The piece quotes Robert Hubbard urging an end to government violence and war. It contrasts American militarism with Swiss neutrality, praising Switzerland as peaceful, prosperous, and self governing. It suggests America choose between war and peaceful engagement while noting the Geneva Cross flag symbol.
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America
Italy
Switzerland
Bohemia
Geneva
Nation's Strength and Peace Moral from a President Speech
The speaker praises America as the richest nation in treasure and people. He argues greatness lies in peaceful effort and domestic progress. He asks whether the country will grow through arts of peace or imitate Italy's wartime example.
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Switzerland
Italy
America
Policy in the Philippines Editorial Critique
The Manila briefing by Judge Tafl shows the commission will study issues and advise the president on suitable measures while the army continues to quell insurrection. The piece argues for two clear declarations on government and a firm stance against armed opposition, warning natives they cannot discern what is planned for them.
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Manila
Tafl
Spain
United States
Editorial Calls Queen of England A Symbol For War
A May-June issue of the American Law Review praises the Queen of England as a symbolic leader for Americans. The piece warns that her call could spur American volunteers to cross the Canadian frontier to fight for Britain’s honor or political rights, risking wider conflict.
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The
American Law Review
America
England
South Africa
Schlatter Prophecy foresees global clash and second coming
The divine healer Schlatter, years ago, warned that the Boer War would precede England's downfall as Europe reshapes power. He predicted a 20th century split of the world between the United States and Russia with Russia taking England and the United States taking India, followed by a startling second coming.
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Schlatter
England
United States
Russia
India
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