Dreyfus case trial reply and silver conference snubs
A Pierre Dreyfus retrial order is noted as partially redeeming the republic. The column mocks silver conference figures and Bryan’s fusion effort, contrasts wage trends and antitrust stances, and cites a Denver and Pueblo press perspective on labor, politics, and national finance. It touches on water rights in Prowers County and piano studies' alleged nerve damage.
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Without Hope Democracy Purge Echoes 1876
The Mobile Register notes that democracy, likened to batri kari in 1872 and 1806, must redo its purge to regain public confidence. The paper doubts the current incipient effort, saying last week’s move in St. Louis failed woefully, signaling continued distrust.
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