Contested U S Territorial Expansion and New Mexico Uprising
The article recounts Democratic criticisms of McKinley era policy on acquired territories, then details the 1846 47 New Mexico insurrection. It covers Kearny's military government, local executions, and Congress inquiries, noting civilian governance and military authority during the rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendley
Vesin
N. Mex
Prine
Exicopt Vezar
Tucolotl
New Mexico
Mora
Omak
Congress
California
United States
Polk
Trade Balances and United States Debtor Condition
The article argues that annual payments to foreign ship owners and related costs push the US toward debt. It claims a net export value exceeding 200 million, but deductions for shipping, banking, and insurance keep the apparent trade balance high. It warns that maintaining a large domestic shipowning industry could restore a creditor nation status, shifting the balance toward employment for Americans and reducing foreign indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lamigranta
Shipping bill to end dependence on foreign carriers
The piece argues that the United States has paid four thousand million dollars to foreigners for foreign shipping over forty years, draining national wealth and starving domestic industry. It urges swift passage of a shipping bill to end reliance on foreign vessels, claiming broad support across economic factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Eckels Reaffirms Support For Bryan In Anticipated Election
James H. Eckels former comptroller of the currency expresses firm opposition to Bryan’s bid, citing risks to the gold standard and alignment with Populists and Tammany. He warns against policies that could harm the currency system and favors Republican principles over Bryanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James H. Eckels
Cleveland
Bryan
Bryan Himelf
Populars
Tammany
Treasury Department
Jabal
Great Britain
American administration improves Manila conditions
The British vice consul Mollo enya reports visible improvements in Manila under American rule with drainage work reducing filth and pools though danger of epidemic looms. He notes opportunities for capital and talent in local trades and praises Post Office and Telegraph under new control. McClellan faces criticism for troop votes seen as harming the Democratic party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phill
Manila
Conmul
Tha
Postofice and Telegraph
Mat Molloenya
His Dear Relation and the Dowager Witney Match
A comic scene unfolds at a party where Lord Witney and Lady Witney clash with the dowager. The engagement plots, flirtation, and a forged public image reveal Witney’s cunning to win the heiress. Six months later he marries Lady Witney, not the heiress.
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Sara
Grenlyndon
Artora
Hent
Gleolyndon
Watkins
Lori ‘Witney
Lord Witney
Lady Witney
Alan Sha
Rowe
Borat
Lon Witney
Witney
Valley Forge Historic Ground Sought as State Park
Pennsylvania moves to purchase Valley Forge historic ground for a state park. A committee will contact patriotic societies across the state and appeal to Americans with Washington in heart to support the crusade while preserving landmark sites and rights of the Valley Forge reburial area.
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Valley Forge
Pennsylvania
Washington
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Offee
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Hawaiian Jong
Spain
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Aguinaldo
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Ely
United States Authority
San Fernando de Tayou
Arroyo Hondo
Rio Grande
Col
Sterling Prices
Patio de Tayne
Insurgenta
Eckels
George B McClellan
Kansas City
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May Valley
Ponre
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