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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1900
Page
1
The piece rails at Bryan and the Democratic stance on Philippine policy, tariffs, and farm costs. It cites Indiana and North Carolina politics, warns about imperialist labels, and notes Republican gains, with references to public figures like Marion Butler and George Fred Williams in a noisy, period-voice critique.
Senator Davis delivers a forceful campaign address praising military achievements and national strength while attacking Democratic policies. He argues for continued expansion of U S power and critiques pacifist inclinations, urging unity and vigilance against perceived threats to national sovereignty. The speech covers Cuba and the Philippines, independence, and the presidency as commander in chief.
A long sermon on labor, duty, and social reform urges unity among workers, employers, and citizens. It stresses hard work, moral responsibility, and the state’s role in safeguarding fire safety and housing conditions while urging cooperation across classes to build a healthier, more prosperous nation.
The piece argues for direct voting on public questions and critiques representative government. It discusses labor interests, the need for labor influence in policy, opposition to a labor cabinet bureau, and fears of corruption and taxation without representation. It cites figures like Mr. Hegan and Mr. George S. Bootwell and notes Democratic leadership dynamics and tariff debates.
Fragmentary passage cites a party opposing a national action and urging the government to test Bentley and declare warn facilities, with weak names and dates. The garbled OCR limits clear facts or identifiable entities.
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