President Cleveland judged amid foreign policy and party politics
The article argues against claims that President Cleveland governs to serve personal or partisan ends in the Venezuelan dispute. It contends he is not a demagogue, though flawed, and unlikely to obstruct emergency relief bills or risk national welfare. It warns Canada should curb gunship threats and military ambitions.
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Scorching on streets prompts municipal concern
The city notes a growing problem of bicycle riders speeding on steep Madison avenue grades endangering pedestrians. While most cyclists are courteous, a few reckless riders nearly collide with walkers, highlighting the need for stricter street safety enforcement.
Street wheelmen called out for reckless speed in city
A diary style editorial condemns sidewalk scarers and rapid wheelmen on Vine and Mulberry streets. It cites speeds from ten to thirty five miles per hour, urges penalties like a Buffalo incident, and urges pedestrians protected by law. It ends by contrasting the Spanish army and the czar to underscore public safety concerns.
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Scranton Traction Company
Russia Offer May Reframe Bond Policy and Anglo Rivalry
A column argues the United States should avoid foreign bond sales, favor Russia as lender if necessary, and resist London and Berlin money-lenders. It cites Russia’s Civil War aid, Monroe Doctrine relevance, and predicts England would avoid war with the US and that a Russia alignment could deter British influence. It also notes Venezuela’s gratitude and forecasts shifting imperial loyalties in Australia and Africa.
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Australia
Tasmania
New Zealand
South Africa
Africa
Europe
Asia
European view on Monroe Doctrine from German geographer
Professor Rudolf Croneau representing the Cologne Gazette in Washington shares that Europeans misunderstand the Monroe Doctrine. He argues the doctrine forbids European interference in American questions and warns against European powers reacting if the United States engages in European affairs.
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Washington Gossip: Cabinet, bills, and political moves
The Tribune reports a cabinet officer denying a foreign loan offer to the United States and notes market gains on the rumor. It covers the Venezuelan boundary commission picks, the revenue bill passage in five hours, and predictions for Senate action. It analyzes House leadership under Speaker Reed and quays allies, plus Pennsylvania race dynamics and Colonel Huff’s renomination prospects.
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Robins on the Nomination Fight in 19th Century Politics
Congressmen debate presidential nominees with focus on silver policy and party strategy. The piece mentions General Tarrinon, President Harrison, and potential candidates like Quay Cameron and Hayes Brown, noting nepotism claims about Secretary Moke Smith and hints New York seeks the Democratic convention.
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