Sins of Republicans at Columbus Convention Talks of Imperialism
At the Ohio Democratic convention in Columbus on June 12 Temporary and Permanent Chairman Webster Tuftington denounces Republican policy as imperialist and militaristic. He links trusts and a political machine led by M A Hanna to imperialism and warns that the union must be preserved with broad democracy. He contrasts independence and liberty with imperial power and urges Democrats and all allies to unite to save the republic.
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Trusts and policy sparks at Philadelphia Ledger debate
The Philadelphia Ledger expresses alarm at trusts and monopolistic combinations harming public policy and economic institutions. It argues progressives and critics condemn trusts as public enemies while urging vigorous opposition and legislative action.
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Mhitalelphia Ledger
Nemesis of the war era and Britain’s credit collapse
A Finance World overview warns that in the South African war era, wealth erosion, stock depreciation, and tight bank credit threaten Britain’s money markets. The piece argues war costs, gold imports, and public debt undermine the credit system, foreseeing mounting losses and potential bank failures as Nemesis tightens its grip.
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Price rises in farm machinery hit retailers and farmers
The Omaha World-Herald argues tariff protected iron costs drive higher prices from manufacturer to retailer to farmer. It cites 1896 to 1900 price jumps on wagons, cultivators, harrows, and buggy parts, claiming retailers and jobbers pass increases to consumers while farmers bear the burden.
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Omaha
Imperialism costs and party stances in early opinion columns
A collage of Republican and Democratic comments on American imperial policy in the Philippines. The pieces argue imperial burdens in lives and money, advocate or oppose policy shifts, and critique administration trusts and taxation. The selections span the Chicago Democracy, St. Louis Republic, Atlantic Journal, and Chicago Chronicle opinions.
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