Universal Two-Cent Postage Proposed in World Congress
The piece reviews a 1908 move by the United States to adopt a universal two-cent postage rate with Great Britain and other nations. It notes the Rome Universal Postal Congress, U.S. delegation efforts, and projected benefits for foreign-born residents, plus broader implications for international mail and future voting rights at congresses. It cites Whitelaw Reid, J. Heaton, and Edward Rosewater, and argues the GOP advance advances global communication and national interests.
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Postal Administration of
Great Britain
United States
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
MEY
Republica
Universal Postal Congress
Rome
Italy
Berne
Switzerland
Poatoffice Department
Edward Rosewater
Omaha Ber
Nathan
J. Heontker Heaton
England
America
Whitelaweld
Court of St. James
London
Reid
Penny Posings
Heaton
Atlantic
New York
Calcuttas
New
American Republicana
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Mir
Republican Party
Wis Republicio
Australia
New Zealand
Egypt
Germany
France
South Africa
Japan
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Sweden
Europe
Millio
Bryan's Policies Destructive Compared to Roosevelt
The article contrasts Roosevelt's progressive regulatory approach with Bryan's plan, labeling Roosevelt's policy as constructive and Bryan's as destructive. It argues Roosevelt would regulate trusts to force lawful conduct and preserve national prosperity, while Bryan would eradicate the business to end the evils he cites.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Mr Bryan
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Bryan's Proposal Has Generally Been Destructive of the Buminéas
Der
Bryan
True Prophets and False
A brief excerpt cites William J. Bryan’s June 20 1900 Baltimore speech noting that true prophets are known by their fruits and that distinguishing truth from falsehood is essential. It emphasizes discernment amid prophetic claims.
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William 3. Bryan
Baltimore
Tariff Debate and Farm Tenancy in 1802 Speech
The pamphlet argues free trade hurts farmers, citing William J. Bryan's 1802 House speech and predicting a landlord tenant society as dangerous. It claims prices rise for grain and livestock, and notes irrigation and conservation policies turning western lands into productive farms with many tenants becoming homeowners.
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William J. Bryan
National House of Representatives
Bryan
Farnera
National Irrigation Act
Republican Conservation Movement
United States
Gold standard debate framed as harmful to homes and prosperity
Fragmentary 19th to early 20th century text contrasts Bryan's anti gold standard rhetoric with defenses praising the gold standard. Claims of war against the standard, with cited speeches in 1896 and later years, are balanced by arguments that the standard promoted prosperity, paying farm mortgages and expanding education for Americans.
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Carth
No More Fourth of July Spirit in 1900s Debate
Opinion excerpt cites William J. Bryan warning that abandonment of the Fourth of July erodes the spirit of 1776 and empire rises in its place while contrasting it with a growing American pride in citizenship and national identity.
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United States
Roosevelt the Spirit of War and the Peacemaker debate
A dated political clash centers on Theodore Roosevelt versus William J. Bryan. The text quotes Bryan's 1904 Springfield speech attacking Roosevelt as surrendering to corporate power and warlike aims. It counters with pro Roosevelt views in 1908 praising him as a peacemaker and world power leader, noting Taft’s continuation of policies.
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1804
Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Todiana
Judge Parker
White House
Springfield
Bryan
Roosselt
United States
Taft
Government Ownership of Railways Debate Era Quote
A 1904 discussion cites William J. Bryan on government owning railways as a remedy to monopoly and transport abuses. The text notes opposition to regulation and references the Federal Rate Law as counterpoint to Bryan’s claim.
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Hegan
Bryan
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