Reform and power struggle in the Republican party
A dense critique argues the Republican party is split between standpatters and reformers, with Governor Cummins praised and questioned for aligning with LaFollette and Spooner. The author urges Dem votes for reform, cites negotiations in Wisconsin, and warns against harmony over principle while detailing intra party maneuvering and pending tariff issues.
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Milwaukee
LaFollette
Spooner
Porter
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Europe
Wisconsin
Davidson
Candates
Bryan and Olney clash over Iowa politics and Porter
The piece skewers Walter D. Olney for distributing political literature and past scandal, arguing his anti Bryan stance and ties to Cummins are flawed. It notes Olney’s divorce, alleged acts, and calls Bryan supporters to beware. It cites New York World’s view of Iowa progressives and mocks Porter’s election prospects.
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Cummins
Republican Party
Horace Boies
Bolt
Albert
Bryan
Iowa
Sanborn
Bryan Democrats
Porter
J. Clark
LaFollette
la Follette
Cumming
Walter D. Olney
J. Clark Meredith
J. B. Romans
Jack Dalton
Romans
Walter
William Jennings Bryan
New York World
Massachusetts
The Fool Killer Elopement That Ended In Arrest
A planned elopement shifts to farce as Mrs. Cleaver and her daughter Carrie stage a mock romance with Mr. Algernon Bedell. A ladder, a carriage, and a night vigil lead to a police capture when a lantern reveals the scheme. The ruse collapses as the guard discovers the note and intruding officials abort the plan.
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Caroline
Mrs. Cleaver
Mra. Cleaver
Miss Cleaver
Miss Bedell
Cleaver
Algy
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