Bryan on Philippine policy and self government debates
The article critiques Mr. Bryan's Philippine position arguing it risks denying self government to Filipinos and risking American control. It contrasts Bryan's independence plan with Republican aims for stable governance under American tutelage, warning of possible global obligations and the dangers of protectorate-style arrangements.
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Betyeert Mann
HeDt Hilaire
Mr. Bryan
Beyao
Bryan
Tadien
Tim
Mr. Beynn
Ubbe
Pillai
Philippine Islands
Netheta
Philippines
Family of Nations
Philly
Ploes
Bevan
Republiana
Republicane
Mer. Bryan
Posen
Internativan Recearnition
Soverelenty
Mediaron
Stern
Etelpes
What He Stands For In McKinley China Policy Debate
In a bustling public discussion, supporters praise McKinley for his firm handling of the Chinese crisis, contrasting with critics who seek congressional action or troop recalls. The piece notes the president’s cautious diplomacy and eliminates speculation on war, while recounting critiques from opponents and supporters alike. It highlights the question of what Bryan stands for and argues that his past positions on silver and reform are leveraged by opponents to mislead voters.
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Mr. Bryan
Eclz
Gerdler
Tavis Acheol
Bryan
Echioo
Federal Union
Obe
Creas
Philippines
Philippine
Ios
Aguinatilo
Washington
Ain
Taft
Humio
Philippine Commission
Cerned
Manila
Pal
Petion
Mr. Fryan
Brian
Philippine Islands
Aryan
Tirvan
Alain
Lavige
Taelge
Ameriain
Elise
Spain
Bern
Rebaml
Aguinaido
Bryan Kimeeketouthy
Paris
Senonton
Trent
Aguinalde
Sol
Deve Moore
United States
Orient
McKintey
Maret
Merahmseo
Aimertout
Tranport
Tatt
Connissonern
McKinley
Beyan
Ira
Ourgenis
Ial
Ben Dome
Canton
Prete UN
Civiera
Periniium
Habercrom
China
Congress
Ghica
Mession
Beran
Supreme Court
Karns
Bryan Tales
Freien
Platform Committee
Wallack Samley
Debated Labor Policy Split in Roosevelt Taft Rally
A Chicago correspondent reports a highly partisan gathering contrasting Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft. Roosevelt argued for labor protections and factory laws backed by experience, while Taft pressed for administrative reform and political restraint. The address emphasized the need to balance national progress with fair treatment of workers, though the speech was seen as aiming at energizing party lines ahead of elections.
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Chicago
Ioannis
New York
Bryan
Dalene
Partes
Ueding
Ocnaion
Bryans
Hoowvelt
Roostelt
Orga
Republic
Porto
Roosevelt
New York State
Toonevelt Tilmmelf
Hovaerelt
Navy
Spain
Fun Jaen
Thor
Tegan
Wilkow
Hive
Pancthoty
Americia
Fragmented OCR letter questions Bryan on party stance
An unclear, error ridden note questions Bryan’s actions and stance within the party. The writer accuses him of shifting to new positions and pressures the reader to consider the old principles, citing a platform committee decision and a call to national unity.
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American Monthly Review of Reviews
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McRinkey
Pty
Mryung
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Aguicaldo
Ganto Washington
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Trinlniennnes
Acadie
Linge
Perulener
Weorld
Slater
Aguinalio
Guerrila
Lee Ii
Bert
Tylor
Evoluton
Brynn
Cory
Omar Dent
Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Phillippines
Peek
Lund
Cana
America Mag
Mpitie
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