Cowen Confirms Car Contract Was Contingent on Re‑election
John K. Cowen confirms that the car contract was awarded only if McKinley won re election. The statement underscores political influence on the procurement decision and ties the award to the incumbent's electoral success.
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Charge of Coercion Refuted in Steel Car Contract Debate
A lengthy defense refutes charges of coercion over a steel car contract tied to Bryan's election. The writer argues the agreement was a contingency based on market conditions and political outcomes, citing 1896 editorials and industry practices to show workers' access to facts and the lack of coercion. He contrasts past editorials with present claims and defends publication of contractual reasoning to inform wage earners.
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Capital and Labor Growth Through Mutual Ties in America
In a letter dated October 27, 1900 from J. E. Cowey of Baltimore, the author argues that communal interests and productive cooperation between capital and labor have strengthened. He notes rising wage shares, growing bank deposits, and closer employer employee relations fostered by trade and Christian influences, despite disagreements. He attributes progress to mutual respect and discussion, contrasting romantic notions with practical trade relations.
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