Public perils of trusts and railroads in a free state
A detailed editorial condemns monopolies led by southern slave power and modern trusts. It argues contracts, railways, and coal conspiracies threaten self government, asserts universal use of wealth and labor, warns of price gouging, and urges action to crush monopolies while defending free competition and fair wages.
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United States
South
Congress
Bunker Hill
Institut Ion
America
Europe
Joan Brown
Charlestown
Appomattox
Vanderbit
Interstate Cuanerce Commission
Temperte Zone
Natire
Tinuis
Public Enemies Threaten Liberty and Charter Reforms
The piece rails against rivals who would impair independence, calling them public enemies and a reproach to civilization. It asserts Americans understand the issue and will act, noting a history of contests with a single outcome. It cites patience and sacrifices for liberty under law, and reminds that amendments can come by force if needed.
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Mark Hanna
Lso
No Alliance Between Britain and United States Yet
The piece argues that no formal alliance exists between Great Britain and the United States. A treaty requires a two thirds Senate vote and presidential assent, while a mere gentlemen’s agreement would fail as an official alliance. McKinley’s alleged inaction provokes European suspicion, but Americans maintain a dignified, honorable course with no constitutional alliance.
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New York Worlds
United States
Great Britain
Senate
Congress
Tument
William McKinley
McKinley
America
Europe
Chamberlain
McKinney
If congressmen use sinless stones guiding Roberts case
The New York World questions whether lawmakers would reach the so called dorrick pile if they applied the maxim Let him that is without sin cast the first stone to the Roberts case. The piece frames a political critique using a biblical proverb to probe legislative judgment.
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New York World
World comment on triple alliance fuels a wary mood
The New York World quotes a harsh assessment that Russia and France, the only two nations that aided us in dire times, will feel neglected as the news spreads of a new triple alliance against them, implying perceived ingratitude from republics.
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Russia
France
New York World
Grim humor in anti Roberts crusade leaders noted
The New York World observes a stark irony as two prominent leaders of the anti Roberts crusade are exposed for notoriously immoral lives, highlighting hypocrisy within the movement.
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Turre
New York World
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