Attitude Toward Trusts Across Parties Debate
The floor discussion contrasts Republican and Democratic views on trust regulation. Republicans claim superior restrictiveness and national action is essential, while Democrats faced criticism for opposing a constitutional amendment, arguing states’ rights and political motives influenced their stance amid New York and national debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nike
Congress
Carnicelly
Dumo Crn
Democrata
Mr. Tiehwardeen
Piper
Tani
Bavi
Securng
Eure
Anit
Yny
State of
New York
Thepublican Aiministration
Enieteil Alyom
J Corp
Pricoleia
Metropolie
Tammany
Kinane
Tillalan in Illinois theater of political misreadings
In Tollot, Illinois, a misheard speech by Senator Hu Fran te Winapeech sparked confusion over transportation policy. The garbled remarks about Hoth Carolins prompted local commentators to question the speaker’s clarity and its impact on upcoming negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoth Carolins
Hufran Te Winapeech
Tollot
Campaign contrasts Bryan and Gompers in labor shift era
The article traces Bryan's decades old campaign arguments against Republicans and notes evolving labor views led by Samuel Gompers. It cites a New York article from January 1595 and a later Gompers report to the convention, describing shifts in wages, hours, and employment tied to industrial recovery through 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Hrynn
Peron
Pooh
New York
Jet
Samuel Clompers
Tle
le Orga
Lave
Gomp
Engley's Statement on Jail and Capital Punishment Endorsement
Eugene Ku reports Engley’s account of questioning Governor candidate Orman at a Teller County meeting. He alleges tensions with opponents after asking whether capital punishment would be pursued if the legislature reappears, claims he faced arrest, and vows to defeat the Democratic ticket while supporting Eng Spyr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
Mort Pblack
Tilman
Mintheod
Mina
Tyre
Levin
Benth Crrotion
Windy
Heya
Eugene Ku
Teller
Teller County
Coates
MM. Pavierson
Orman
Taro
Vietor
Rennevolt
Miptturton
Signwart
Jallo
Doak
Tyler
Florent
Webster on Bryan echoes in stern defense of republican principles
The文章 recounts a speaker defending William J. Bryan against attacks over a controversial address. It vows loyalty to Republican aims, denounces demagoguery, and argues for national unity, economic opportunity, and expansionist policy tied to the Philippines, China trade, and national prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cervera
United States
China
Britain
Giermany
Bossiere
Asia
Salt Lake
Tri- Won
Bryan's Questions on Electoral Votes and Party Aims
A fragmentary 19th century exchange asks if Bryan will pay the poll tax, continue to oppose certain party policies, and denounce threats to federal authority. The speaker questions whether dissenting private membership should be publicized and challenges party stance on constitutional consent.
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Bryan
Frank Hess
Mr. Bryan
North Gmralliin
Comeitarion
Carollna
Congress
Cotton
Wiikky
Lee Trnate
Benet
European capitals for Bryan stir the continent
The article reflects foreign interest in Bryan expectant of victory, citing Newnan fea Marie and Ilheilians wud Nationalteta. It notes France, panelling of American prestige and exporse of American influence shaping commerce and diplomacy, with emphasis on perceived American leadership abroad.
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Brrin
Newnan
Fea
Marie
Anton
France
Imperial Expansion and Civilizing Mission Debate
Fragmented text argues for expansion via two paths: civilizing influence and commercial reach. It references Manila, ships, and European oppression, insisting true progress requires ending cruelty and uplifting oppressed peoples, while projecting a future of prosperity and hope through humane governance.
Farm Value of Wheat in Farm Value of Wheat Department figures
Department figures show wheat values with miscellaneous figures and party labels unclear. The readable elements include political party hints and numeric codes, but the text lacks coherent dates or locations. This fragmentary item appears to be a late 19th or early 20th century miscellaneous notice.
Farm barley value report from Agriculture department noted
Fragmentary record from a 1804 agricultural bulletin shows barley value data and mentions Republican figures. The readable portions reference a price table and general market notes, with several unreadable sections due to OCR errors.
Expansion to America Inspires Freedom and Fraternity
A fragmented historic text extols expansion to America and a divine mission to spread freedom and brotherhood. It honors noble birth, the protection of the weak, and the uplift of mankind, urging the cause of liberty against oppression and urging bold faith in national progress. The piece references distant crowns and the promise of universal blessing.
Gems of Democratic Patriotism in War Debate
A New York Sun excerpt reprints Democratic figures criticizing the Philippine War with charged language. Frank Burke and Edward Carmack call the conflict murder or swashbuckling murderers while Richard Croker and John De Witt Warner target American soldiers and war aims. The piece argues for unity and condemnations of such rhetoric.
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Frank FR. Burke
Congress
Ta-dianapolis
Hia
Bat
Edward W. Carmack
Tennessee
Palippines
Richard Croker
John de Witt Warner
Phi
Democratic Party
United States
New York Sun
Platte Town Board Considers Five Percent Offer
The Platte Town council debated a five percent offer from a firm after months of delay seeking a better deal. The selling firm warned they would await thirty days and may push for a final window if the offer rose. Bryan’s election looms as a factor in local sentiment and business interests.
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Elty
Platte Toauth
Toler
Amonatert Tirtn
Thie
Connell
Jolie Demeovrathe
Ui Teddy
Itryan
Gorton
Nebraska State Journal
Bryan's Own Trusts Speech Sparks Monopoly Debate
A moralistic critique argues William Jennings Bryan denounces monopolies yet defends his own book monopoly. The piece cites his Nashville speech condemning private holds on merchandise while praising copyright protections, warning against abolishing all exclusive rights that shield authors and publishers from fraud and imitation. It notes farmers and workers pay higher prices when exclusive printing rights are abused by monopolists.
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Chicago
William Jennings
Bryan
Nashville
Michigan
Jd. Bryan
Adt
Congress
William J. Brean
Concrene
Washington, D. C
Willham J. Trynan
Uryan
Toll
Gubernd
Mer
Iiryan
Americht
Brynn
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