Democratic methods of the cost trust criticized by newspaper
In a detailed commentary the author condemns the use of political tactics to promote the cost trust, arguing the strike harms workers and public, with references to wage advances, arbitration offers, and political blame. The piece calls for restraint, fairness, and adherence to law, warning against corporate manipulation and broad political consequences.
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Tve
Faroers
Ise
Aleamurratie Prarty
Levis Linn
Nuijust Dutchens
Sepublicans
Dunocrats
House Republicais
Bill
Sayy
Senate
Stoasevelt
Nest House
Roosevelt
District of Columbia
Carriage Workers’ Union
Ing Univ Dabor
Uanler
Adolph Patterson
Cleveland Not Drawn Out In Political Amidst Circulation
The article reports former President Grover Cleveland pressured to comment on ongoing political campaigns. It notes his cautious stance, remarks about Chicago business leaders, and the ties of campus seniors to Bryan and McKinley supporters. mentions names on a registration list and public reactions to his position.
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Grover Ceveland
Camipalgi
Ieller
ISO
Kibert
Chivage
Messinley
Bryan
Tadie
Cleveland
Iier
Har
Deliveranen
Chicago
Toledo
Elvetian
Mike Pomans
Theffalo Courier
Porto Tican
Dubuque Merald
Sulu Question and McKinley Era Slavery Debate
A Washington debate on slavery in the Philippines centers on Meiklejohn’s challenge to executive actions and the Thirteenth Amendment limits. The piece contrasts official policy with Filipino suffering, including a Manila letter by Mee Haughlin describing a soldier’s family hardship and moral peril abroad.
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Meiklejohn
Washington
Reyna
Slaveuy
Mikle
Besan
Gen. Byres
United States
McKinley
Geelires
Salis
Kasai
War in the Philippines exposes censor and soldier life
Chicago readers learn of McKinley era censorship in the Philippines with private letters from soldiers. The piece condemns orders to kill civilians, highlights mistreatment and moral decline among troops, and contrasts famine and disease witnessed at Santa Mesa hospital with worn, fever-ridden soldiers.
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National Democratic
Chicago
McKintey
Philippining
Uri
Stephen EB
Whidsor
Company 1
Loa Feieusi
Quinex
Luis
Manser Vies
Spe
Volos
MeKinley Watts
Gardiners
Ace
Howe
Sancta Mesa Hospital
Sty Nathly
Jaiud
Santa Mesa
Press Commentary Misreads Aimerlein Influence In Politics
Fragmented letters from Albany and several papers forecast Bryan’s decline and critique imperial policy. Citizens argue no living man can sway Jaryan toward a 20th century presidency while others discuss McKinley era influence, military sizing, and fiscal strain from benevolent assimilation amid rising prices and destitution.
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Bryan
Albany
Jaryan
Matt
McKinley
Guy Tess T
The Cause of Free Silver Debunked by McKinley Critics
The article argues that prosperity stems from increased money supply and global price rises, not McKinley administration or the Dingley tariff. It contends Europe led the recovery, while U S gains came from gold discoveries and market expansion, criticizing Hanna and McKinley for crediting themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hananer
Veankfort
Germany
Stile Department
Europe
Wanna
Svhio
McKinley
Hama
Elias
England
Lrance
Dingley
Priess
India
Hann
Hanmai
Hanns
Bryan Speaks On Welfare and Government for Future Generations
In a brief political statement W J Bryan asserts his focus on national welfare over party triumph. He emphasizes as a young man his intention to influence public policy for years, hoping to leave his children a government that protects liberty and happiness rather than wealth derived from exploiting others.
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Meuve PF
W. J. Bryan
Trant evil and platform claims cited by Addai Wn
The vice presidential candidate Addai Wn warns that the rust evil seeks to destroy competition and concentrate business in a few hands. He says under such rule small traders and commercial travelers would vanish, with market control placed in a few grasp.
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Addai
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Reyands
Msregard
Hemetttenn
Rouen
Owe Uty
Hobe Roe
Persia
Samnet Rompers
Aiterican Federation
Tarnow
Sulu
Reyan
Ayital
Sul Archipelago
Bult
Philippines
Hyder' Att
Alka
Ter
da Ai Mee Haughlin
Manila
Aul
Prindy
Ereet
Minta
Americas
Chippines
Califlo
Die Shearery
Aremerous
Sadao
Don Teondenm
Apni
Monde
Jean Vwonine
Teel
Ting
Ier- Hapa
Sing Yal
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