A Change of Heart on Philippine War and freedom
The Road editorial argues against conquest in the Philippines, praising Filipino desire for freedom, urging negotiation with Filipino representatives, and criticizing McKinley era policy. It notes mass support for self government, calls for peace, and parries imperialist critics with a stark view of blood and treasure costs.
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Luzon
Philippines
United States
Spain
McKinley
Aguinado
Vownar’s Growth Surpasses Day of Life in Expansionist View
A cryptic remark notes that a vownar is considered larger than a day of life within the mindset of an expansionist. The line hints at values placed on time and power, suggesting ideological priorities over personal lifespan.
Public debate on US policy and ethics in the Spanish American War
A Garnett and Anderson County letter questions war aims and treatment of Filipino people. It argues the US should avoid forced conquest, condemns violence in the Philippines, and warns against European centralization. The piece defends pacifist ethics and portrays soldiers as risking lives in a controversial jungle conflict.
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Jesus Christ
Garnett
Anderson County
Curran Craig
United States
McKinley
Atlantic
Germany
Manila
Right and wrong wars and the Manila conflict
An editorial criticizes the war in Manila as unjust and calls on the administration to reveal its full plan. It urges acknowledging mistakes, seeking public opinion, and avoiding ridicule of critics, urging Nebraskan voters to reconsider before casting ballots. The piece stresses that the people remain America’s safeguard.
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Manila
New York
Jefferson
Wilsonville
Neb
When machinery threatens to replace workers in industry
The Erie Pa paper argues machines replacing four fifths of workers will leave them with no money to buy goods. It warns that unemployment will shrink demand and poses a serious future question about who will purchase machine-made products as automation advances.
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Erie
Governor Stanley and Port Arthur trip critique
A Topeka State Journal jab at Governor Stanley noting Republicans opposed Leedy's trips for state neglect and asking if Stanley roasted the senate for loafing while at work. The piece questions his solicitude for state welfare amid partisan praise. Living Issues argues poverty causes crime and improving options and surroundings could reduce crime.
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Port Arthur
Washington
Leedy
Bro. Stanley
Senate
Topeka State Journal
The Imperative Mandate in City Government
A brief opinion notes the limit of voting to elect a man when no power compels him to keep his word. It argues that an imperative mandate would force an official to perform duties or face removal, discussing Living Issues from Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
McKinley and the Philippines amid cries of prosperity
The piece critiqued calls out the administration’s stance on the Philippines, noting violence against Black people and provocatively citing clergymen praising Christian violence. It mocks political speeches and widespread beliefs, claiming prosperity amid severe social and moral upheaval, while lampooning reforms and foundational ideals.
Direct legislation and the people’s power to change laws
The piece argues that direct legislation through initiative and referendum would place power in voters hands to resolve issues such as municipal ownership, single tax, free silver, prohibition or any debated topic. It emphasizes quick, easy disposal of questions to the satisfaction of interested parties, reflecting living issues in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
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