Who Pulls Down the Flag Over Sulu Treaty Debacle
A nationalist column rails against General Bates for a treaty with the sultan of Sulu that allows polygamy and slavery under U S sovereignty. It laments the flag over Sulu and argues patriots should demand its removal from the island, criticizing the $12000 annual salary to the sultan and US constitutional reach there.
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McKinley
Bates
Sulu
United States
Sam
America
Republicans Face Backlash Over Trust Plan
The Kansas City Journal cites a Review of Reviews piece outlining a 1900 plan to amend the constitution to let Congress curb trusts. It would shift the issue from the presidential campaign, depriving Democrats of a rallying point, but the piece argues the scheme is too gauzy and will fail as the public rejects dodging the trust issue.
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The
Kansas City Journal
Review of Reviews
Congress
Dreyfus Condemned At Trial Ends In Ten Years
The long trial concludes with Dreyfus found guilty again and sentenced to ten years imprisonment. The verdict shocks no one, with claims it was premeditated and biased against him as a Jewish officer. World condemnation rises while France faces discontent, protests, and calls for justice.
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Dreyfus
France
Paris
Tanner Helps His Friends In State Purchases
The Chicago Record uncovers Governor Tanner using letters to push state institutions to buy from eighteen named firms including Armour & Co for meats. He portrays these firms as “our friends” that contributed to Republican success, signaling a pattern of patronage.
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Chicago
Tanner
Illinois
Armour &Co
Kansas Anti-Trust Delegates Praised and Questioned
The Kansas delegation to a Chicago anti-trust meeting includes Attorney General Godard and Senator Hessin among others. Critics note ties to big trusts and corporate work while Governor Stanley plans an anti-trust speech despite Pullman and railroad passes.
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Kansas
Chicago Civic Federation
Godard
John F. Hessin
Manhattan
American Book Company
J. K. Cubbison
Kansas City
C. E B. Elliott
Winfield
William A. White
George H. Buckman
W. J. Bailey
Stanley
Chicago
Topeka State Journal
The Good American and the Filipino Question
A syndicated debate mixes a retold parable of a Filipino in Jericho with foreign reliance and American expansion, contrasting compassionate action with domination. It cites the Peoples Paper and Topeka State Journal noting prices and a state treasurer stamping warrants Not paid for want of funds, plus civil war era taunts toward anti expansionists.
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Grimes
Ruskin colony Reorganized Moves to Georgia Land
The Ruskin colony of Tennesseans has bought land in southern Georgia and will move in two weeks. On the Plant railroad main line the group will establish seventy buildings and continue publishing the Coming Nation, aiming to build a village on communistic principles. This is their second move in three years, yet they remain undiscouraged.
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Ruskin
Tennesee
Georgia
Union
Minneapolis
Minn
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