Monroe doctrine tested as Europe pressures American securities
The writer argues that Congress and the president must defend the Monroe doctrine against European diplomacy and banking power. He denounces Wall Street denationalized automata and urges Americans to rely on home resources rather than European money lenders. He warns against selling securities abroad and promotes keeping markets and gold at home.
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Chicago Journal
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Lme
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England
Pique
Disarming the Assassins editorial warns on conceal weapons
The Scranton Truth editorial argues that capital crime rises from carrying concealed deadly weapons by reasonable persons. It notes Pennsylvania law forbids concealed weapons and imposes penalties for violations, urging enforcement.
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Policy to curb concealed deadly weapons in mining towns
The piece argues for rigorous prosecutions of carrying concealed deadly weapons not just the primary offense. It claims many arrestees carry guns, proposes charging concealed weapon possession, and asserts stronger enforcement would reduce murders in coal regions and deter armed rowdyism. It ends with editorial notes on political maneuvers and newspaper stances.
American response to Monroe doctrine Civil Britain crackdowns
Squire Smalley cites critics who say the Monroe doctrine costs the United States a fortune and gains little in return while urging caution on European intervention. The piece flags Wall Street reactions and calls for strong national pride and policy to uphold American institutions against British pressure in Venezuela.
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Britheh Guiana
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Nicaragua
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Mexico
Monroe
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Louis Napoleon
Seward
Napoleon
Maximilian
American Republic
Smalley
Political Points in Washington on Quay and Pennsylvania
Dozens of Pennsylvania state senators, all Republican holdovers, visited Washington to meet with Senator Quay about the Cameron succession. Senator Vaughan participated, while Quay pledged non intervention in Luzerne delegates. Congressman Jack Robinson hints at a bid for the Senate aided by J Hay Brown, and Speaker Reed restructures House committees with emphasis on Maine leadership.
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