Effects of Imperialism Dropping Out Sign of Subsidised Merger
Special Correspondence argues against ship subsidies and Chinese sailormen, noting Navy and War Department tensions. It accuses the administration of favoring private armor plate trusts and expanding war readiness through Manila shipments, while predicting political fallout and anti imperialist sentiment among business and labor groups.
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Distribution of Money and Wealth Inequality Debate
A Denver Post opinion piece argues money concentrates among a few as labor and prices rise. It cites a British war bond offer of 50 million, calls for renewed restrictive legislation, and warns that common people gain little while the privileged amass wealth, urging decisive national change.
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England
Denver
Political clash over McKinley es and Philippine policy grows
A dense montage of editorials and excerpts from Albany Argus, St Louis Publics, Philadelphia Record, and Indianapolis Sentinel argues against McKinley’s imperial stance and calls for Philippine independence, with debate over trusts, tariffs, and party loyalty. Prominent figures include Hanna, Bryan, Roosevelt, Taubie, Monnett, and public-address speakers. The texts view the 1900 election as a crossroads between free government and imperial policy.
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Albany Argus
Hanna
Roosevelt
St. Louisepublics
Uae
Stix
Republican Party
Che
Indianapolis Sentinel
Presidential Campaign Voices Split Over Bryan and McKinley
Fragments describe a heated election atmosphere with McKinley and Bryan as focal points. Reports note party pride, public speeches, and newspapers weighing endorsements as supporters shift stance in Indianapolis and beyond.
Urges Bryan Election Endorsed by Liberties Letter
A lengthy letter from W Bourke Cockran urging Bryan's election is published from Tecianopolis Indiana. The writer argues imperialism as a central issue and claims only a Bryan victory can halt imperial ventures, urging anti imperialist voters to support the Republican or Democratic candidate aligned with Bryan. The text defends honesty, condemns abstention, and calls for decisive action in the forthcoming election.
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Edwin Burtitt Swith
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Lis
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Liberty Convention
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Brysi
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Mr. Breas
Loris
Gortnin
Diberio
Ieee
Leadership tactics in opposition to imperialism
A letter advised assessing opposition through distrust of a leader when faced with imperialism challenges. It argues for sticking to principled lines, citing Bryan’s stand for justice liberty and the constitution, and urges the liberty convention not to be swayed by past antagonisms or future fears. Signed by Bourke Burritt Smith Lockran.
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Bourke
Burritt Smith
Imperialism debate rages in Chicago Chronicle critique
A Chicago Chronicle piece argues against imperialism and McKinley era foreign policy, denouncing taxes for an imperial army and warning of burdens on American workers. It links imperialism to cost of living rises, calls for restraint, and references Porto Rico and national constitutional processes.
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Republican Campaign Committee
Wulsita
Dnquirer
Ie Penile
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McKiney
Germany
Ierand
Russia
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Cape
Imperia
Porto Rico
Republic
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Varkestin
Transvaal
Imperialium
Philippines
Chicago
Willioniira Mendigutts and the Amvinean Vote Standoff
The passage discusses a faction led by Willioniira Mendigutts seeking to rally weary bodies against heavy taxation. It questions whether Amvinean voters can be guided by Chalvinantina's fund for campaign inventions and warns of a potential monopoly on maritime regulation.
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