Democratic Party Prospects and National Issues Highlighted
The piece surveys current Democratic hopes in Kentucky Maryland Delaware West Virginia California and Indiana with Kansas City as the convention focus. It notes caution around wheat prospects drought and census issues in Pendleton Spokane and the Inland Northwest. Military sizing and a New York trust survey are touched on amid broader political and economic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Kentucky
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
California
Indiana
Kansas City
Wrgan
Red River Valley
Minnesota
Dakotas
Spokane
Pendleton
Citiwam
Bevan supports immediate Philippine policy stance amid war debate
The piece argues for rapid establishment of a stable Filipino government and independence with outside protection. It links Bevan to this Nebraska platform, opposed to imperialism, and cites The World’s support for preserving the republic, constitution, and Independence principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevan
Nebraska
Bryan
Avery
Imperial
Len
New York World
Professors and politics stir at Northwestern and beyond
A long passage outlines tensions in higher education and national politics. It notes Northwestern University president Thory Wade Rogers facing pressure amid disputes on academic freedom and reform, while a Chicago meeting last year spurred calls for resignation. The piece critiques reformers and financiers shaping party lines, with mentions of Bryan versus Gorman and cafe discussions on democracy, finance, and religious influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thory Wade Rogers
Northwestern University
Kwanate
Wan On
Benis
Wie
Donouat
Aminews
Heston
Heron
Pitowrabic College
Atirmi
Baltimore
Hankin & Co
Gorman
Bryan
Open letter questions U S stance on South African war
Chicago lawyer Edmund J. Smalley urges President McKinley to protest Britain’s war in South Africa as a breach of international law. He warns failure to rebuke could set a dangerous precedent and threaten American sovereignty and global stability.
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War Department
Oll
Congress
Biven
Philippines
Ord Re Goon
Spain
United States
South Africa
Edmund J. Smalley
Chicago
McKinley
Smalley
Armerican
Louis Ff. Poat
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White
Standard
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Bride
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East Oregonian Building
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Court House
Theo Moat
America
Thriey-a-Week World
Ae Regia
World
East Oregonian
Eldorado Castor
West Va
Taylor
Main Street
Crescent Agency
Golden Rule Hotel
Kohler
Prop
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Elentire
Giood
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Telephone
Alta Sts
van Orsdall & Ross Handle
Golden Rule
J. E. Smith
Pacific
General Farm Paper
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Salem
Oregon
Homestead
East Oregonian Pub, CO
Babbitt Metal
United
Europe
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Hast
American Merieuttinriss
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Pasa Ace
Denalin
Yea Valley
Elit
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Hitler
NRC
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Clarkeis
Martine
Marquette Wuilding
Oregonian
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East Oregonian Pub
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East Oregonian Pub,co
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Attorneys of Law
Otter
Gavitge Hack Building
T.¢. Halley
Officedahl Helin, Pendleton, Crewe
Thos
F. Tagerald
Attorney & Law
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