Trust Record on Sugar Trust and Democratic Role
The article discusses the Democratic National Chairman's attempt to aid sugar trusts and the congressional debate over federal power to regulate trusts. It covers a June vote on constitutional amendments, detailing party splits and noted figures such as Bryan, Campbell, Nephen, and Sibley, and contrasts Democratic and Republican stances on trust regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Low
McCall
Tichanison
Lewis
Hulser
Ruppert
Salmon
Tod
Brypon
Bryan
Senator Jones and the Sugar Trust in 1800s mood clash
The article reports on Senator Jones, Democratic national chairman, challenging the Sugar Trust through proposed duties and tariff resolutions. It discusses political maneuvering in Congress, party splits on free silver, and the broader implications for monetary policy and Puerto Rican sugar duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congtem
Richarieen
Funnemer
Sager Trust
Porto
Kenry
Mevemeyer
Michwin Son
Havemeyer Wan
Jons
Jiryen
Silver as an Issue in the Campaign of 1900
The article discusses silver currency as a political issue in the 1900 campaign. It contrasts proponents who favor government paper and silver coinage with producers of raw materials and mills wary of shifts in monetary policy. It notes party lines, debates on coinage, and the electoral stakes shaping the currency fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal
Democratic Party
Depa
Topeka
Democrate
Cdis
Hinwall
New York
Congress
Mirkerd Creker
Bowke Q Cockran
Tichanl Oloey
Coleage
de Republieao Legictacion
Bryan
Aml Republicin
Ameonhl
Jae Hlemad
India
Japan
Cruse & Exodua
Shafroth
Kusle
Ativer Toy India
Arcutovnt
Aonitei
United States
Bhetfroth
Elena Eelnnee
Ellver
Bydie
Eogar Jedustry
Ieland
Mosey
Buck “Tt Metalliete
Ail Wer
Lewal-Ireder Merry
Porto Ico Pactes and Tevent on Tris Law
Fragmentary report describes talks involving Porto Elon and Tris authorities about a legal framework. It mentions a tendency toward defined procedures and government positioning, with limited readable details on participants or outcomes.
Washington Letter on 1896 Election Prospects and States
The article surveys looming electoral dynamics across the East and Plains, citing Delaware, West Virginia, New York, Maryland and others. It notes Republican strength in many markets, predicts McKinley prosperity, and discusses Democratic strategies, regional loyalties, and potential House shifts tied to state results.
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Ian Sen
Delaware
Connecticut
New Jersey
Kearns
West Virginia
New York
Maryland
Tiryas
McKinley
Lays
Tillem
Democratie Conpresien
Democratie Conpresien, Slthough Ewig Tiette Publican
Heath of
Cour
Landionp
Ted
Democrats
Perthert Diktricta
Wmcurbel
Dvetee Rats
Voter Rights Debate Amid State Boundaries
Fragmented text discusses rights to vote across state lines and abuse of voting rules. It mentions concerns over residency, suppression or manipulation, and calls for enforcement or clarification of laws governing cross state participation.
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Chieed
Bat
Peres Orwils
Savas Steocee
Pena
Ted
Debate Over Federal Court Tenure Sparks Party Clash
Fragmentary remarks discuss the issue of permanent tenure for federal judges, contrasting attacks on tenure with fears of populist upheaval. The text cites references to the Supreme Court, political figures, and calls for deposement based on conduct, reflecting historical tensions over judicial independence and executive control.
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Selva Semdeh
Impreenium
Ore Justis
Bryan
Firyan Haw
Bupreme
Alpoard
Amd Antynet
Cbicapo
Neteoeken
Fryan
Megatie
Altgeld
William Hintz Converts From Democrat to Republican
William Hintz, a prominent German farmer in Hancock County, explains his switch from the Democratic party to the Republican ticket. He cites exposure to moneyed influence and the party platform as reasons, asserting allegiance to the Republicans and opposition to the Democratic stance on free silver.
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Willam Hint
Hancock County
Ilo
Opie
Democratic Party
Rome
Homing for a Better World Nebrask Journal Note
Fragmented clipping discusses arguments for a better world and reform toward certain ideals. It references figures and trials, noting belief in human progress amid adversity and urging continued effort for global improvement.
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Trust Record
Sugar Trust
Senator Jones
the Sugar Trust
Porto Iijeu
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Dal
Une
Mederg Machinory
I In Mon
Arti Wenather
California
Florida
Rico
Washington
Howe
Ubene
Retet
Ceoet
Bert
Progress Snd
Porto Ico
Fan Jean
Porto Elon
Alten
TS8
Moxie
Thurman
Douglas
Clark
Brnate
Montana
Bester Carter
Montans
Carter
Renate
Clark Daly
Bie
Olor
Hiryzan
Feds
Bryat
North Carolinan
Dewey
Mantta Bay
William Hintz
Bryan Smeng
Nebraske Sis Journal
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