Democrats Leave Party Amid Tariff Debate Across States
The piece reports thousands abandoning the Democratic Party amid tariff tensions and British advocacy for wheat protection. It notes Republicans gaining favor in Wisconsin, Kansas, Nebraska, and the Dakotas as Democrats consider alliance with a third party. Prominent figures withdraw and shift toward Harrison or Republican lines, signaling a realignment driven by trade, tariffs, and regional economic concerns.
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Canada
Jortin
United States
John
Democratic Party
Uinola
Wisconsin
Avi
People’s Party
Kansas
Nebraska
Weaver
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FDA
Heaton
York
Cleveland
Democrata
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Voit
Ninuue
Renin
Hele Wade
Carlisle Answered on Cost of Living Debate in Senate
In a Senate debate on August 1 Senator Carlisle’s cost of living argument was challenged by Hiscock. He argued the sole price rise in twenty seven months came from farm goods produced domestically while daily life goods saw price reductions. He noted agricultural price increases reflect higher demand abroad and greater feed costs, contrasting Carlisle’s figures.
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McKinlay Busis
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Sentleman
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Senate Finance
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McKin toy Tariff Reduced Cost of Living Cited
A speech attributed to Senator Hiscock discusses how tariff action under McKinley Jay e reduced the cost of living by more than 47 million dollars in the period from October 1889 to September 1901. The analysis references a Republican national committee publication of the speech.
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Hiscock
State Bank Notes Oppose Prohibitory Tax Backed By Alliance
A circulated circular from the Farn ax Alliance opposes a Democratic platform plank proposing a 10 percent tax on state bank issues and warns that repealing the tax could revive unstable state bank notes and the old wildcat banking system that harmed farmers workers and planters. The circular cites past losses and echoes fears of Wall Street influence as justification.
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Farnax
New York State
Te Denogratia
John Chamberlain
AMI- Aunice
Hut Organize
Tony
Wall
British protectionism drives U S trade fears in 1900s debate
A long discussion cites British tariffs and influence on American commerce, noting how Britain’s policies threaten U S producers. It highlights Bowen of Donor presenting clipping evidence, Powell’s critique, and Democratic views on McKinley era tariffs, trade treaties with Brazil and Cuba, and the impact on industry. The piece argues U S needs stronger protection to counter foreign competition.
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London
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United States
Ives
McKinley
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Cuba
Porto Rico
Spanish West
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Tin Plate in New York Sparks Political Fireworks
A flawed tin plate campaign devised in New York schools stirs protests and public alarm. Citizens fear political exploitation of children, with reports of covert distribution to households and warnings about the safety and intent of the promotion amid broader partisan tension.
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