Iowa Journal to Strike in Des Moines Political Scene
An editorial notes U.S. Senator Burton is convicted of taking money to protect a St. Louis securities firm, while Des Moines hosts a new weekly Democratic paper, The Iowa State Saturday Evening Journal, edited by Horace M. Rebek. The Journal aims to promote Jeffersonian democracy, oppose plutocracy, and cover news, history, and Western life for the state.
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U. S
Burton
Rep
Kansas
St. Louis
Post Office Department
Des Moines
Iowa State Saturday Evening Journal
Journal Publishing Company
Des Moines Democrat
Horace M. Rebek
Tama County Democrat
Toledo
Chicago
Rebek
United States Indian
Iowa
Democratic State Central Committee
State Committee
Herman
Jefferson
Jackson Day Urges Demands to Crush Criminal Trusts
Hearst issues a Jackson era style appeal urging Democrats to confront criminal trusts that threaten republican prosperity. He links Andrew Jackson and Thomas Jefferson to defend popular government against predatory wealth and calls for decisive action to eradicate trust influence in politics and policy.
Democratic party and trusts clash over national wealth
The speech denounces trusts seizing power from the people and the nation’s government. It argues Andrew Jackson would destroy modern banks and extortionate trusts and calls the Democratic party the defender of honest labor and wealth creation. It warns of wage suppression and rising living costs caused by concentrated capital.
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Jackson
Linnell
Great Bank
American Congress
Congress
Sugar Trust
Beef Trust
Contrust
Bank of Jackson
Democratic Party
Coal Trust
Ite
Hearst Urges Jacksonian Politics Against Trusts
William Randolph Hearst urges Democrats to study Andrew Jackson's political methods to unite with legitimate business interests against the criminal trusts. He argues the party must nominate Andrew Dickson White as a fearless fighter who can win despite moneyed intrenchments and rising costs.
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Democratic Party
Andrew Jackson
Andrew Dickson
William Randolpil Hearst
Industrial Economies and Labor in American Industry
Government experts report increased wealth in the United States driven by labor saving machinery while workers receive minimal gains. Beef trust scrutiny reveals stock buyers overpay, ranchers robbed, and meat prices rise for consumers though producers lose due to centralized control.
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America
Steel Trust
William Randolph Tearst
Congress
Beef Trust
Jess
Voter Show Popularity In Hearst District Record Majority
In New York's Eleventh congressional district a cosmopolitan mix of residents yields insight into candidate esteem. William Randolph Hearst wins the seat with 20,953 votes, a margin of 10,112 over his Republican foe, and 6,000 more than Mayor McClellan’s later tally. The district also shows how Bird Coler would have carried the governorship with the same percentage. Hearst’s lead exceeds Parker’s, reflecting party dynamics and local voter sentiment.
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New York
West Side
Fifth Avenue
Broadway Business
Willam Randolph Hearst
Congress
Hearst
Bird
Coler
Empire State
McClellan
Mr. Mearst
Alton B. Parker
Cost of living and wages cited by Hearst press
The Department of Commerce and Labor reports higher U S living costs with a 2-3 percent rise in Ny ing and a 10 to 20 percent wage cut since November 1 1903 amid rising flour and food prices. William Randolph Hearst notes papers may earn profits while wages rise and hours fall despite conditions.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
America
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Americans Back Panama Canal Supporter William Randolph
A fragment notes strong backing for the Panama Canal and the U.S. Navy, highlighting Representative William Randolph as a leading advocate in pushing for a premier canal and naval力量 for America.
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Panama Canal
America
William Randolph
Alaska’s Product: gold, furs and revenue in thirty six years
Alaska has produced in thirty six years gold and furs enabling first earnings of 150 million dollars. Revenues and taxes collected by the government since the 1867 purchase from Russia total eight million dollars.
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Alaska
Russia
Labor Disparity in Tariffs Questioned by Hearst
In congressional inquiries on labor and agricultural policy the case shows American products sold cheaper abroad than at home. William Randolph Hearst forces trust imagers to admit that tariff privileges benefit them yet workers receive no share of the gains. He emphasizes employers take all prosperity with no regard for laborers or farmers.
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Democratic Party of
United States
Democratic Party
Union
Unn
Herry Denocrat
Ught
Congress
William Randolph Hearst
New York
New York Statesman
Sherman antitrust act imprisonment restored by bill
A U S history note describes a measure restoring imprisonment under the Sherman antitrust act. The Elling amendment, which eliminated imprisonment, passed the seventy-seventh Congress but now faces House action. Representative William Randolph Rat of New York introduces House Bill 11,504 to restore the imprisonment clause.
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Elling
William Randolph Rat
New York
Embarrassed Informer and a Maine Draft Tale
A bungled confession idea lands Silas in a humorous exchange in old Maine. While a history student asks about Arnold and the Quebec expedition, Silas nervously recalls muskets and a camp from sixty three, only to be teased that sixty three was the draft year. The crowd circles the tale with a shy, rustic humor.
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Atu
Silas
Smull
Maine
Arnold
Quebec
Croxley
Mount Louise
Greatly Reduced Rates To The West and Northwest
The Chicago Great Western Railway offers daily March and April ticket sales to Montana Washington Utah Idaho and California. For full particulars contact J Riemer G P A Chicago IL.
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Greately
Chicago Great Western Railway
Montana
Washington
Utah
Idaho
California
J. Reismer
Chicago
Lowest Rates to South and West via Great Western Rail
One way or round trip tickets on sale March 1 with adjustments in April. For further information apply to any Great Western Agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago.
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South
Chicago Great Western Railway
Great Western
J. P. Elmer
Chicago
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