McKinley as Seen by a Southern Political Observer
A skeptical user recounts views on McKinley’s limited intellect and single-speech persona. He contrasts McKinley’s debatable leadership with Polk and Cass, critiques tariff policy and advisers, and notes Southern and Republican reactions, including Hanna’s influence and perceptions of an opportunist presidency. The piece laments neglect of race issues and praises Grant’s era.
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Dewey
Spain
Jefferson
Quincy Adams
Philippines
Polk
Monroe
Land-owners Hear People Call for Fair Share of Work and Joy
A verse from EiLa Wirkrikk Wi.cox condemns land usurpation and greed, urging restoration of "God's wide acres" to the weary toilers and demanding a fair measure of work and pleasure for the common folk. The call laments rising cries for justice as coffers swell.
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EiLa Wirkrikk Wi
Governor Stanley Criticized for Absenteeism in Kansas
Citizens complain that Governor Stanley travels across states for vacations and events while Kansans seek him in Topeka. The pattern follows his predecessor Leedy who was illness constrained, fueling debate over executive time and access as Stanley promised constant state service during his campaign.
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Ople
Kansas
Nexus
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Old Settlers
Christian Endeavor
Topeka
State House
Stanley
Leedy
Ins
New York Post
Capital Acknowledges Rising Prices and Trust Influence
The Topeka Capital notes most articles have risen in price while items to sell have not, blaming trusts for the trouble. It admits the issue but shuns fighting the trusts and hints editor Mark Hanna leads many trusts, a fate unlikely to change.
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Nits Topeka
The
Capital
Mark Hanna
McKinley’s 1890 New England Speech Turns Against His Philippine Policy
An 1890 Philadelphia New England dinner address by William McKinley paralleled his later imperial stance. The piece argues his anti imperial rhetoric then mirrored today’s policy, calling out parroted morals and political expediency. The New York Post notes the irony and the lack of real conviction behind the words.
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McKinley
Philippines
New England
Philadelphia
Wm. McKinley
New England Society
Manila
Smith
New York Post
One Standard of Morals for All, Says Mrs Arnold
The Coming Nation quotes Mrs Arnold in the Industrial Brotherhood column arguing for a universal standard of morals and honesty for all people at all times. She contends purity and integrity are necessary every day, not just Sundays, and urges truthfulness in business as in teaching.
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Virginia
Washington City
Federal
Bank of the Freedmen
Grant
Department of Justice
South
Creswell
Mckinnley
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