Jefferson and Bryan Versus the Saloon in Socialist Thought
A Colorado Socialist writer defends Bryan and attacks the liquor trade, arguing democracy must curb the saloon’s power. He contrasts liberty with restraint, arguing Jefferson would endorse dehorning millionaire rams and barring wolves from the sheepfold to elevate labor and public welfare.
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Galileo
Bryan
King George
George
Satan
America
Tug and rail trusts led by same man shadow steel trust
A Kansas Populist notes that a billion-dollar steel trust is eclipsed by a two billion-dollar railroad trust, both led by the same individual. He flags the concentration of power and the influence of big trusts in the region.
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Tug
Kansas
Perhaps Liberty in Porto Rico as the Court Delivers A Caution
The Bryan's Commoner column criticizes Justice Brown's Porto Rico decision, arguing it waters liberty by framing rights as Perhaps not universal. It denounces the distinction between general and local rights, contends the court betrays constitutional guarantees, and warns of imperial overreach eroding U S democratic ideals.
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Justice Brown
Porto Rico
Congress
United States
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Boston Herald
England
Russia
Somali Coast
Crimea
Supreme Court
Downes
Executive
Miles
Republican Party
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