ANSWERS ROOSEVELT! Denounces Cowardice Charge in Democratic Party
Ex Governor Altgeld responds to Gov Taft Minneapolis address, accusing Democrats of greed and corruption while praising independence and the creed of government by consent. He argues trusts, expansion, and militarism threaten liberty, cites Cuba and Philippines policy, contrasts Democratic and Republican stances, and praises Stevenson as a Democratic standard bearer.
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Ohio Association of Democratic Clubs
Tolnedo
EB. Altgeld
Illinois
Gov
Velit
Minneapolis
Democratic Party
Altgeld
Gonsen
Saveeinig
Haimen
Lils
Eries
America
Republican the Trust
New York
Tom Platt
Republican Party
Ti Dapataa
Mark Hanna
Spain
Congress
Cuba
Philippines
Phiippines
Siith
Philippine Islands
England
Muy- Tope
Mississippi
Florida
New Mexico
California
Canadas
West Indian Islands
Qdimigston
Cammit
Brotherhood of Man
Panik
Beronte
St. Paul
Albany
Tom Pinth
Volgqr Axsantix
Kansas City
Chicago
Inasuch
Tsu
Adintumration
Potiey
Linecalin
Abraham Lincoln
Iite
Nan
George
Republi
Warriiigton
Lexington
Gettysburg
Washington
Tianina
Cans
My. Stevenson
Chicago Chronicle Yell
Stevenson
Stivens
Lenoi
Indiana
Democrats
Miese
Vara
Selena
Republic
Fin Horner
Imperialism Debate and Army Power Theme
The text argues against imperialism and militarism, asserting dominion over alien peoples violates consent and calls imperialism the core issue, not the emperor. It cites the need for a large army to back expansion and depicts efforts to portray imperial actions as benign.
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Lome
Congress
MirArthur
Signs of Election Winds From Montana to New York
Fragmented OCR shows speculation on McKinley era politics with mentions of Montana and New York. It argues Republicans may win or lose, cites unnamed figures, and notes party policy under McKinley, with uncertain predictions and disparately transcribed names. The piece reads like a political column on forthcoming November results.
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Ariuys
Republican Party
Bryan
New York
Hopery
Gure
Washington
Oder
Trista
Watt
Suvvisou
Mini
Dovsier
Hose
McKinler
McKinler Phursligy of Four Pers Ai, Hre Ertinge What Mr. Beyno “Ettiav
Warry Lodi
Lidiaripolis
Jontana
Tees
Brown
Tatiana
Wivrisun
Patlou
Todians
Ieee
McKinley
Conflicted Colonial Ties Stir Anger Over Philippine Festival
Special correspondence describes unrest in war department villages as colonial rule faces open rebellion. Filipinos celebrate a festival amid repression, with clashes, forced taxes, and backlash against imperial policies. Washington debates China policy and imperial reach.
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Whuidstrutlun Villayess
War Department
Elena Finn
Nyisa
Serad Corpoual
Eric Ule
Filipiios
McWivly
Speimlde
Jaye
Matt
Q Hadley
Washington
Chivas
Thlatine
Thoms
Mileshynd
United States
Wa ‘Ying Yang
Congi
Hay
Tay
Toosl
Deldig
Eoine
McKinley
Imperialine
Awa
Chin Coulid
Mcliiley
Amerigny
Archie
War debts and imperial folly stir grim public questioning
The column questions U.S. war weariness amid calls to cut costs of war in the Philippines and debates over a potential China conflict. It argues for congressional action and criticizes McKinley era policy as driving the nation toward costly conflict.
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Jrink
Anc
National University
Col Dick
China
Ernie Nieliy
Jinni
Bropher
Neeley
Ghina
Congress
Philippines
Hatte
Ab Hington
Europe
Compas
Novemer
Debate Over McKinley Policy Sparks Partisan Debate
The press comments criticize McKinley’s agenda as a constitutional challenge and warn of implications for liberty and self government. They analyze bills on territories and foreign policy while urging vigilance to protect American ideals and independence.
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