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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1900
Page
10
An OCR fragment surveys 1900 era U S political debate with Bryan McKinley contrasts. It cites Croker and Tammany influence, mentions Dawes Hogg and Artie Bewall, and notes Colorado debt deposits and tariff protection arguments. The piece reflects party rhetoric, alliances, and projected election dynamics.
A letter by Hon. Olaries Deby of Indiana argues for McKinley and warns against Bryan. It defends ratification of the treaty with the Philippines, attacks Bryan for opposing imperialism, and urges continued U.S. involvement to stabilize the islands while protecting American interests.
Special correspondence from New York details Democratic National Committee fundraising and alleged payoffs. It cites The New York World and mentions Senator Clark of Montana, Chairman Jones, and accusations of large sums to influence the 1900 campaign.
Special correspondence discusses William Jennings Bryan's political prophecies and criticisms of Republicans and Democrats. It traces his Philippine policy stance, race rhetoric, and calls for consent and rights, contrasting historical U.S. territorial acquisitions with current campaign rhetoric.
The United States calls for a clear plan of operations in China after Pekin fell to foreign power influence. Officials stress preserving order in China through a government meeting the changed situation and warn against entangling alliances that would weaken the empire.
The Highwood Times argues the Democratic stance on imperialism and Philippines gains, praising Mr Bryan for clarity while predicting Southern papers will resist the new policy stance after the election. It notes the party’s shift and urges alignment with Southern Democratic sentiment.
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