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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1901

Page

2

Terns and Their Times: A Saturday Intelligencer Note

The Intelligencer issue notes a price of one dollar per year and marks Saturday August 31 as a publication date. It references terns in a brief, itemized style typical of early 20th century local papers.

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Bryan Answers Senator West on Imperialism and Trusts

William J. Bryan responds to Senator West’s Sweet Springs interview criticizing imperialism and trust policy. He defends his leadership claims, supports the Kansas City platform, questions income tax opponents, laments party reunification with reformers, and predicts risks if reformers control the platform. The piece weighs Bryan’s stance against West’s harmony drive and mentions Stone, Kerens, Aikens, Roosevelt, and the Hanna machine.

MR. Bryan VEST William J. Bryan Senator West Sweet Springs Bryan Kansas City Democrate Party Cleveland Carlisle Whitney Francis Veat Senator Hill West New York Suo Jefferson The Commoner Missourian Nebraska Perialem Gold Corporation

Millionaire Vanderbilt's unhappy philosophy sparked debate

In a London interview William K. Vanderbilt is quoted lamenting a life with wealth but no clear purpose. The piece argues happiness comes from work and charity, questioning why a man with untold wealth would forego labor and benevolence. It contends inherited wealth stifles ambition and discusses other readers' reactions to wealth and happiness.

Vanderbilt London William K. Vanderbilt Mr. Vanderbilt Ada

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