Imperialist Philippines War Opposes Bryan Ticket
The text condemns U S policy in the Philippines, calling McKinley administration’s war with the Filipinos wicked and selfish. It argues Spain’s rule was better, warns against imperialist aims, and claims the war drains blood and treasure with no hope of gain. The piece links presidential candidates to broader anti imperialist sentiment.
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Will We Be Beat Again In China War Debate
In a Chicago American interview Hon. Charles A Towne predicts Bryan and Stevenson will serve. The piece contemplates foreign reparation, potential losses, and the fate of Chinese diplomats after the conflict with China. It questions whether the United States will face heavy reparations or acquire territory, amid warnings of further unrest and American aims in the Philippines.
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Political debate on imperialism and electoral votes
A speaker forecasts Bryan and Stevenson winning five thirds of the electoral vote and argues against government domination. He cites Republican spending on papers, control of Nebraskas Freie and Milwaukee Germania, and says imperialism and militarism will dominate the campaign.
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Bryan Popularity and Democratic Spirit in 1890s Style
The article interprets Bryan's popularity as part of a broader distrust in government, blaming special interests and tariff policy for corporate power. It likens supporters to reformers of 1800 and 1828, viewing the movement as a democratic surge that may either advance or threaten the republic.
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Fragmented notes depict political turmoil and foreign policy views
The text questions leaders and trust actions, accuses admin paralysis, and cites provocative statements about China and domestic unrest. It mentions Gen Syrrell proposing military drill, a newspaper push for consolidation, Kaiser William, and political loyalties amid a chaotic scene in mid November discourse.
Bangham Nominated for State Senate Seat
Republican delegates from NinthSenate district meeting at Battle Creek unanimously nominated Dr A D Bangham of Hower to succeed A M Brown in the state senate. Gurtis chaired, Reed was secretary, and Bangham’s nomination was supported by M Gurchess. Bangham, born in Murened, studied at Albion College and U Michigan Medical, has practiced 18 years in Hower. The Weekly News, largest and best one dollar, year.
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Bryan's Plain Talk on Philippine Policy Debate
A historical speech argues against imperialism in the Philippines, praising self government and independence for Filipinos, critiquing annexation and army expansion, and warning that conquest harms liberty. It cites Jefferson and Franklin, contrasts republic and monarchy, and defends gradual, lawful expansion tied to planet-scale democracy.
Williams Wins Unanimous Nomination At Calhoun Convention
The Battle Creek convention chose Williams of Battle Creek unanimously after county caucuses. Eaton and Hillsdale counties backed Sampson, Kalamaoo and Branch counties split, with Williams gaining 50 of 52 votes. P Hayes promotes a clearance sale in a later column.
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