Trusts Speech at Chicago Conference Debates Monopolies
In the closing session of a trust conference, Wilbur Arywn argues against private monopolies. He urges state and federal remedies, warns that no private monopoly is good, and supports regulation to curb price manipulation, wage effects, and market domination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chdigra Liturdiy
Wilhun J. Arywn
Apphaise
Tasid Abraham Lion
Boston
Republican Party
Charles R. Mint
Lori
Wesso
Wien
Whee
Dlibas
le Pune
Cveniy
Torsity Corporation
Congress
Supreme Court
Apple
Penean
Vinerich
Party Unity Urged At Chicago Democratic Gathering
Ex Govenor Stone of Missouri led a Missouri contingent in Chicago urging party unity and organization. The National Committee adopted a unity resolution praising the party’s work and calling for harmonized action, with Johnson empowered to direct headquarters and press operations. Leaders expressed optimism for harmony and continued Democratic strength ahead of the next national convention.
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Chivago
Gox
W. J. Stones
Missouri
Democratc Party
Insesaton
Chiesa
Democracy
Tuthen
Masupatie
Democratic Muomoys
Espes City
Toyal
Wynlac Tre
Heioe
Sparley Blackbur
Senate of the
United States
Wich
Chicago
Wight Eaded
IM Nuis Outeie
Cook County
Harrigan
National Committee
Devlin
Ot Bureau
J. G. Soluson
Johnson
Harrison and Allgeld
National Organization
Unity Wuilding
Wause and A Means
Sam Ti. Cook
McNagger
State of Missouri
National Bulletin
Atv
Democratic Party
Jones
Kansas
Johnnson
China
Claes A. Walsh
Towa
Iso
Ollielo
Olhree
May Johnson
Bintueky
Liar Wilson
Rd Columan
Cowes
Stone
Jc, Johnson
Diave
Chive Priory
Autenminee
View Chalumni
W. J. Slone
Yecretary
C. A. Walkh
J. G. Johnson
Nansag
Thomas Galan
Ulinots
D. Clayton
Anhamas Urey Wordson
Kentucky
J. M. Bead
Tennessee
J. MM. Gully
Soldier Smith voices doubts on Philippine war duration
Lieut. Col. Jacob T. L. Smith, famed commander of the Twelfth Infantry, rejects optimistic forecasts that the Philippine rebellion will end soon. He warns the conflict may require 160000 troops, cites heavy sickness, and criticizes current administration secrecy and policy delays. The piece contrasts his cautions with other leaders' confidence, highlighting a broader debate over U.S. aims and timelines in the Philippines.
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Jacob TL. Smith
Twelfth Regular Infantry
Philippines
United States
Col
Smith
Lanker
William N. Thomsen
St. Louis
Phiippines
Iekop
Benator
Atus
Uke
Col. Smith
Ono
Pula
Daintsteas
Lipieces
Kenatur Tanna
Apder
Havarite Otis
roCosabdag
Ube
Freien
Antoine
Teriatch
Wisconsin Governors Clash Over Territorial Policy and Race
A fragmented report describes Wisconsin Governor Scofield's radical Republican stance and party divides on imperial policy and German influence. The piece notes German voters previously backed Democrats, shifting dynamics as issues of annexation, imperialism, and race fuel political tension.
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Shutichie
Wise
Mee Ailey
Wisconsin
Scofield
Pagiecs
Gore
Savitar
Phelippine
Rey
Cai Bistes Lebestory
Vnl
Betherg
Ube
Dableds
Omiprtita Dimes
Sistuiintier
Bentor Lee
Scotell
Amd
Abytys
Vines da
Exaspatis
Hitlie
Luciene Mukiiles
Tropics
Hey
Gov
Party
Ink
Mubinlay
George W. Peal
Grover Cleveland Hall
Anti Imperialist views loom over Dewey parade
The New York Tribune notes antiimperialists may skip the Dewey procession, possibly forming their own display with Aguinaldo wax figure led by Atkinson. Debates linger over why Dewey’s Philippines policy draws such strong, partisan reactions and how ex presidents Harrison and Cleveland fit into the debate.
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The
New York Tribune
Aguimaldoe
Atkinson
Dewey
Philippines
Larrisan
Cleveland
Milionis
Barriars
Wiligas
Vromont
Chilies
HM -Boyerimeert
Copper vein mystery and tragedies reported in Wisconsin
A long processed and garbled item recounts a copper vein discovery near Fountain and a series of violent incidents in Wisconsin towns. It mentions Chief Nive Veavtne and prospectors, a vein described as twenty feet long with high copper content, and an event where children were harmed in a house fire. Also notes a self defense shooting in Watertown area and disorderly crowd incidents with injuries.
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Sorerdy
State Senate
Ulfien
Nive Veavtne
Fountain
Cooperative Colony Forms Christian Social Organization
A group of about 74 families from Butterfield Minnesota purchased 3200 acres along the Canon railway near Shell Lake. The colony, named Christian Social Organization, will hold all lands in a cooperative trust with officers including George By Smith as secretary and Ota Edvorse as treasurer.
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Fondoi
George By Smith
Eines
Ota &Edvorse
Milwauloe
SW. Eustany Nozeoe
Colnny
Butterfield
Minn
Mosty Cermins
Qinala
Shell Lake
Madison to Fond du Lac Line Extension Reported
An official of a famed railway indicates the Toledo Wisconsin Central line will extend from Madison to Fond du Lac, aiming to establish Fond du Lac as a major railway hub. The move supports plans to boost regional rail prominence and traffic.
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Jin Bine
Deonto
Twinois Central Railway
Madison
Fond du Lac
Portage Army Office Closes Enlisting Six Men
The Newnan Condensed reports the regular army recruiting office at Portage closed after six enlistments. A string of varied local incidents follows including deaths, robberies, and criminal attempts across towns such as Montell, Ravine, Verona, and Madison, with frost affecting Magi Wolf and Nokia farms, and a postal and delivery schedule updating through Winnebago County.
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Newnan
Portage
T. WeDenll
Montell
W. Alex
J. M. Palmer
Verona
Chicago
State Board of Immigration
Wisconsin
Andrew Willard
Beaver Dam
Munston
Alma
Apple Creek
Karl Krisger
Winnebago
Magi Wolf
Nokia
Madison
Allie Isa
Seyler
Verna
Espresinn
Fuan
Cres CH
Milwiken
Lida
Uevetinge
Denal
Wankesta
Arad
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Trusts
Aguilas
Pra New Wisco
Snables
Muse
Vilas
Alby
McAbiey
St. Paul Glube
Unwuluaemsbe
Resolutivun Co Parueokee Pactives
Hughie
Harmoniaing
Thor Mouhnee
Janine
Minny le Fedlese
Yatra Dabesor
Tenn Set
Oris
Mwkinley
Admiral Holday
Pittshuegh
Wisconsin State Seaws
Foe Sivan
Keshend
Mitchell Mulkineras
Gustave Tumie
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