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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1900
Page
3
Special correspondence notes Kansas City Democrats cheer a bold platform while Philadelphia Republicans wrangle over Whitt- House style lines. It praises the anti imperialist plank, denounces McKinleyism, and cites Washington Webster warnings about wealth power and the dangers of empire.
A compilation of newspaper editorials arguing Republicans push imperialism, endangering the Declaration of Independence and Fourth of July freedoms. Democrats urged to address the issue. McKinley and Roosevelt ticket cited amid claims of political bungling and volatility.
A fragment discusses Bryan and the Democratic platform on imperialism. It defines imperialism as arbitrary power over people without consent, contrasts it with self government, and cites British rule as a cautionary example. The text analyzes the platform’s intent and branding of imperialism in political terms.
The document accuses Duredu uf sta. Sisties of steering the treasury toward partisanship and improper use of official statistics. Critics demand removal, arguing imperialist tendencies threaten American sovereignty and electoral integrity. Political figures like Bryan and Croker are cited amid party power struggles.
A critical study outlines the trust question, its link to the money and price system, and political impact. It argues monopolies wield power over wages and materials, notes barbed wire trusts as a warning, and asserts the Republican stance favors organized wealth while considering new restraints to curb monopoly.
A Denver Post excerpt argues that reopening China and restoring the constitutional money standard would push silver prices toward 125 dollars per ounce. It claims Europe buys American silver cheaply and coins it, while American producers gain from a higher price, with Europeans paying less for bullion. The piece laments Europe’s cheap silver and calls for a return to old monetary standards to benefit American producers.
An analysis of merchants facing rising trust prices and tariff effects. It notes how producers push prices up while consumer purchasing power lags, squeezing retailers who had stocked high-priced goods. The piece defends profit-sharing tensions and market fairness amid price manipulation concerns.
The passage discusses instability in gold prices, distrust of cash as legal tender, and widespread gloom on Wall Street. It recalls 1686 mentions of severe pressure and crop shortages, describing long downturns, capitally weak markets, and fears of economic contraction as reflected by a Minosl State Register tone.
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