Republican Prosperity in Corn Belt and Wheat States
The article argues that agricultural wealth rose under Republican rule, citing higher land values and farm incomes despite droughts. It compares 1901 corn prosperity to 1896, lists Chicago prices for wheat and corn across years, and links rising farm values to open markets, protection, and sound money policies implemented since McKinley.
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Providence
Roosevelt
United States
Chicago
William McKinley
Not Fit to Be President by Induc ker
An Evening Post opinion questions if Judge Parker can speak plainly on abridged suffrage and equal rights for black citizens in the South. It argues that supporting local nullification of national laws would prove unfit for the presidency next year or ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Post
Induc Ker
New York Evening Post
Parker
Georgia
South
Edward M. Shepard
New Orleans
Political Row Over Promises and Presidential Conduct
A garbled report centers on David B. Hill and Theodore Roosevelt. It accuses Hill of broken promises while praising Roosevelt as brave and conscientious. The text hints at Republican protection policy and political rhetoric from the era.
Philippine Bond Sale Highlights Western Bank Beat Of Wall Street
The fourth installment of 3,000,000 pounds of Philippine bonds sold at 141 by Western Bank of Oklahoma City, highest bid. The West outsold leading Wall Street institutions, signaling growing western financial clout and demand from local investors. The piece contrasts Republican policy supporting broad public access to bonds with Democratic plans that favored New York syndicates, citing a 1906 example where a New York syndicate earned nearly 3,000,000 in profit from selling government bonds.
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Weeters National Bank of
Oklahoma City
Extern Bank
Philippines
United States
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Walltreet
MMS
Roosevelt praised for understanding people across the nation
The article extols President Roosevelt, praising his broad recognition by Americans from New York to the West. It lauds his straightforward, dignified demeanor, contrasts his speeches with yellow press stereotypes, and notes the wide public support he received during and after the McKinley campaign, including his Pacific tour and meetings with diverse citizens.
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Roosevelt
Mogneteit
New York
Harvard
New England
Empire State
New England University
West
Far West
Mide West
McKinsey
Nations Committee
Tequesta
Chicago
Coliseum
Geopa
Yellow Press
Roose J Telt
Rossevelt
Americas
Roosevait
Tn Pacific
Texhlege
United States
Bim
Thay
Why Alls Well in Kansas Under Sound Money Policy
The piece argues Kansas flourishes under Republican monetary and economic policies. It links prosperity to good crops, high prices, and stable governance, noting a Kansas barometer effect on the broader western United States and citing a rise in corn prices from 18 cents to a higher level as evidence.
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Kansas
Republic
Mississippi
Fairbanks
Marion
Kan
Kansan
Kaneas
Repeblicse
Farm Wages Figures From August Labor Gazette
A British Board of Trade report details half year farming hires for Cumberland and nearby counties, showing downward wage trends for men while women’s pay remains steady. The piece compares British rates to U S figures, noting the highest male yearly equivalent near $200 and the lowest around $50 for second class workers, with board influencing totals. The author links wage trends to broader political factors and cautions voters about party platforms in November.
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England
United
British Board of Trade
Whitsnstide
Cumberland
Wentimoreland
North
Lancashire
Department
Great Britain
United States
Department of Agriculture
United Ir
Press Defends Word Lie In President's Remarks
Secretary Lowden denies The World report that President Wilson or Mr. Morgan held talks about a pretext. The piece defends use of the word lie as a falsehood spoken to mislead, cites Webster and Century definitions, and notes industry optimism and Republican prosperity claims amid current public discourse.
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Oyster Bay
Avenue
Lowb
Tory
J. Pierpont Margam
Storzam
Meran
New Fork
Opster Bay
Morgan
Beamvelt
Webster
Gatmer
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Chyengo
Bureau of Statistics
Henry George
Cotele
Coures Net
David B. Hill
Hill
Theodore Receoveit
Eplenaid
Cossal
Querther
Freskfort
Germany
Pansion
Nepublicas
Dtr
United States Sump Corporation
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