Democratic Ticket Endorsed Amid Imperial Policy Debate
A Whe Expounder Publishing Co edition lists Democratic ticket officials including Bryan Stevenson Maybury Ramsdell and Ewing Sundstrom Hudson O'Hara Winans Langdon McEntree and more. The piece argues against McKinley era expansion and cites Bryan's stance on territorial expansion, citing Jefferson Lincoln and Franklin quotes to defend self government and oppose annexation of distant territories like the Philippines. It frames a debate over imperial policy versus constitutional governance.
Statesmans Dilemma on Bryan and Imperial Expansion
The Statesman accuses Mr. Bryan of misquoting Washington Jefferson Lincoln and early statesmen to oppose McKinley’s expansion policy. It challenges his veracity, promises to cite exact testimonies of the fathers, and argues Republicans show what those leaders did and said in their day. Washington’s stance on vast power is quoted, challenging Bryan.
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Guay
Jefferson
Sappera
Bryan
McKinley
Statesman
Mr. Bryan
Washington
Lincoln
United States
Political influence of the great strike in Pennsylvania
The long note discusses the Pennsylvania coal miners strike influencing the campaign. Mark Hanna feared the strike’s impact and planned with J Pierpont Morgan to warn coal barons that a large stoppage could alienate union sympathizers from monopolies and the Republican party. The plan failed as barons pressed on. They offered half a million dollars to the Republican fund while Hanna and others expressed sympathy for the miners to avert backlash.
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Pennsylvania
Mark Hatta
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Republican Party
Republican Campaign
Hanna
Itinga
The Great Strike of Labor and Democratic Hope
The passage argues that labor leaders and workers will see through Republican ploys and resist coercion. It asserts the strike movement will inform millions of nonstriking workers, making the labor action the pivotal force supporting democracy. The rhetoric predicts the trend will favor the democracy.
Rise of China After Japanese War Shapes World
The article argues China’s awakening began with the China Japan war, showing Western advances impressed by Japan’s path. It asserts 400 million Chinese will soon influence Western civilization, with a warning of blighting effects and global caution over rising powers and space-age claims.
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Pekin
China
Powers Denies Trusts Link as Democrats Claim Gist
In an address Mr. Perry F Powers asserts the Republican party bears no responsibility for trusts, while local Democrats declare the party nationwide fosters monopolies. The speaker argues high tariffs shield trusts by limiting foreign competition, enabling big firms to dominate markets and crush smaller rivals through unified pressure.
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Perry F. Powers
Powers
Tis County
United States
United
McKinley Allies Fault Hanna Blunders Hit Campaign
A Washington desk dispatch weighs Hanna's denials of trusts and his campaign funding tactics. It notes McKinley supporters fear Hanna’s attacks on Bryan may signal Republican defeat and questions funding and trust policy. The piece rails against Hanna’s stance as harming the ticket and cites broader political strains.
Local notes and fairs drive week schedules in Marshall
Lee Forsythe patent for a base on poles. Davidson Stock Co to occupy the opera house all next week. Dry goods and bazaar stores open Thursday and Friday night next week. U S population estimate due about October 16. Miss Elsia Pierce marries Herman Van Schoick at Methodist parsonage. Starry Hulett and L A Prior move into Stuart and Madison street houses. Presbyterian parlors host rummage sale Thursday through Saturday afternoons with cake walk prizes from E B Hayes and 5 dollars in goods from Cronin’s. Bryan club versus McKinley Roosevelt banners noted. Crushed Cereal Coffee Cake Co offers prize for largest family at fair platform. Entries for the big fair urged. secretary W H Arthur Marshall Mich. Send for illustrated catalogue.
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Davidson Stock Company
Opera House
Washington
United States
Elsia Pierce
Burlington
Herman van Schoick
Pattis
Starry Hulett
Stuart
L. A. Prior
Madison Street
E. B. Hayes
BE. Cronin’s Department Store
Bryan Club
Bryan and Stevenson
McKinley
Roosevelt
Statesman
W. H. Arthur
Marshall, Mich
Lightning Strikes Wheat Field Wounding Man and Killing Horses
Eugene Wagner of Lee Township was struck by lightning at about 7 o'clock while drilling in his wheat. The bolt killed his two horses and stunned him. he recovered consciousness shortly after and survived. Wagner resides 8 12 miles northeast of the city. Also includes local flour ad and a Calhoun County chancery notice involving Lottie Johnston and Oscar Johnston with a required appearance and publication order.
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Wagner
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Foley
Oscar Johnston
Tan Maus Hath News
Said
Clement Smith
Fousy
Hanaku Austin, Hepister
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