Hearst Rivalries Sentiment in Trust Clash Draws Contrast
The piece contrasts William Hearst with Theodore Roosevelt and Andrew Carnegie. It accuses Roosevelt of a staged fight against trusts while praising Hearst for real actions like soup kitchens and aid to the poor. It also notes talk of Hearst as a Democratic presidential candidate and mentions a planned filibuster party forming in Butte to go to Venezuela.
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