President Roosevelt Urges National Aid for Irrigation
The article extols Theodore Roosevelt’s push for federal support to reclaim arid lands through irrigation. It cites Republican roots in homesteads and details proposed water storage projects across western states, with emphasis on forests, rivers, and nationwide water management to boost settlement, industry, and national prosperity.
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Irrigation policy framing and water rights debate
Mr Bryan is to speak for Judge Parker amid a broad policy outline on irrigation. The piece stresses cautious early development, public ownership of water, and unified federal and state action to avoid wasteful spending while aligning with expert studies and protecting land titles. It also argues for protective tariffs to sustain real wages and national prosperity.
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MR. Bryan
Judge Parker
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Honorable Champ Clark and razor cutting politics satire
A satirical piece skewers Champ Clark and Democratic rally theatrics, imagining thirst for violence as a spectacle. It mocks campaign stunt culture, notes the Shagbark rally schedule, and contrasts such theatrics with Roosevelt era irrigation policy and presidential discourse.
Panama Canal Debate Reveals Democratic Platform Flaws
A dated critique argues the Democratic platform falsely claims credit for Panama Canal support and criticizes how past and current policies were pursued. It contrasts 1856 Buchanan era vows with Roosevelt era actions, accusing Democrats of leniency toward international law breaches and praising Republican leadership on interoceanic transit.
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Tonyly Ace
Democratic Party
James Buchanan
Nicaragua
United States
California
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Owen Nem Cay
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Why Parker and protectionist questions haunt the tariff issue
A critical, loaded critique questions Judge Parker on free trade versus protection, accusing him of inconsistency for not telegraphing his tariff views to the St Louis convention. The piece argues Parker may align with free trade through Democratic platforms and asks why he has not pledged protection to American workers.
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St. Louis
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Parker
Judge Parker
Democratic Party
United States
Alton B. Parker
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Alton B. Park
New York
America
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