Creed of the Flag probes U S Philippines war views
In Coffeyville Kansas Walter I. Topp critiques expansionism and the Philippines conquest after Manila. He argues the United States betrayed its mission by subjugating a willing ally and imposing control, condemning Christian claims used to justify imperial rule. Roosevelt promises to investigate New York streetcar strike campaigns.
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United States
Philippines
France
Roosevelt
New York
Wasington
Jackson
Yorktown
New Orleans
Who will haul down the flag and who will haul it up
A stout protest poem questions who may remove or raise the flag, defending the meaning of liberty and national creed. It contrasts old ideals from Washington to New Orleans with threats of greed, urging to keep Old Glory raised while liberty remains the guiding creed.
Trusts boast daily savings at workers’ expense
A New York paper cited by CUCEEEECOEECT claims 350000 commercial travelers lose jobs to trusts and that 3 million daily and 1.8 billion yearly are saved by advertising withholding. It calls the argument insulting and misinformed while denouncing despotism and praising liberty as Father Abraham Lincoln’s creed.
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New York
Pierre Lorrilard
New York Herald
The Mark of the Beast in Historic Christian Thought
A Word and Works page reflects on Revelations 13 16 32 66 tying to end of Gentile dispensation and Christ's return. It condemns state and church hypocrisy praising 666 denounced banners and trusts undermining labor and freedom. It cites Mrs Cartoa Allen Bryson and Lawrence World attempting critique of Klondike policy.
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Christ
Cartoa Allen Bryson
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Cannatt
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