Bryan and Flops Loom in Nation’s Political Talk
JO McDILL'S MUSERS chastise press spin and name Bryan as a decisive Americanist. The column bonhoms about Lincoln era ideals and cites Jefferson, Clay, and Lincoln aligning with the Kansas City platform while lamenting sensational “flops” and political name calling.
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Imperialism and Trusts Raise Everyday Prices
The Troy Times cites an imperial decree of the trust raising costs of sugar and nails, arguing trusts impose taxes through price manipulation. It notes prices once four and under two dollars for nails and sugar now seven cents and four seventy-five, respectively, as examples of onerous taxation.
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Curtis Hosts Watermelon Vestible to Bar Colored People
A Topeka event records Congressman Curtis offering a watermelon vestible on Bryan's notification day to deter colored attendees from the Bryan meeting. The note reflects eroded opinion of Curtis following the incident and cites a controversial motive behind the gesture.
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My Country's House Is on Fire Quote by Dockery
The Kansas City Times notes a Dockery remark urging focus on urgent crisis first. He says the country faces a clear emergency and that addressing the blaze should precede discussions about mere details or furniture.
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