King to Pauper and Pauper to King in Iron and Steel Trade
A historical overview argues that the iron and steel industry serves as a barometer of national business. It cites the 1892 to 1894 production drop under Democratic rule, a shift of growth after McKinley’s election, and British industry stagnation while U S firms win international contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnnegie
King Steel
United States
Cleveland
McKinley
Great Britain
Great Athara
Nile
Upper
Egypt
New London
Roesewall
Iron and steel growth under Republican rule cited
The article argues that Republican protection spurred iron and steel demand and domestic production, increasing wages to 1900 and boosting ore regions. It cites rising output from 1894 to 1902, with the United States surpassing Britain and Germany in 1901 and 1902, and details comparative world ore production.
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United States
Germany
Great Britain
Fragmentary notes hint at a historic war time context
The readable fragments mention Great Britain, Austria Hungary and Belgium among others, with scattered alphanumeric strings. The text lacks coherent events or dates but suggests a wartime alliance or conflict milieu from a historical newspaper page.
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Tons
United States
Republican policy tied to territorial precedents in Philippines
The piece argues that Republican policy in the Philippines aligns with historic precedents and rejects Democratic calls for retreat. It cites Roosevelt and Jefferson Jackson and asserts the United States holds undisputed title to the Philippines, promising just treatment as done for Cuba.
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Democratic Party
Philippine Islands
United States
Roosevelt
America
Philippines
Jefferson
Louisiana
Jackson
Custer
John Adams
Congress
The
Mie
Cuba
Ouba
Republican Party
Immigration rhetoric at Freehold 1908Sen Fairbanks speech
Senator Fairbanks denounces anti immigration laws while praising liberal policy on admitting Europeans from Italy Bohemia Poland and other regions. He argues assimilation will create a homogeneous future and urges voters to support broad Christian ideals and permissive governance for national welfare.
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American
Italy
Bohemia
Efungary
Poland
Shayie
Europe
Republican Party
Iowa
National Bank System and Gold Standard Highlighted
The Republic party credits its policies for the national bank system, resumption of specie payments, and the gold standard. It asserts pride in these achievements opposed and denounced by the Democracy.
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Repubcan Party
Wage rates illustrate protection versus free trade
The average weekly wage in the United States is 179 percent and in Great Britain 100 percent, highlighting the gap between protection and free trade.
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United States
Great Britain
Roosevelt's Words Drive Debate Over Roosevelt’s Character
The New York World papers, a Parker stronghold, circulated Pulitzer letters criticizing Theodore Roosevelt as dangerous to liberties. The editorial series argues the World misrepresents his record, citing constitutional adherence and peace efforts while warning against biased context.
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Chicago Tribune
New York World
Parker
Parker Chorus
Democratic Committee
Joseph Pulitzer
the World
Theodore Roosevelt
Secons
Pulitzer
Pheodore Roosevelt
United States
Western Hemisphere
Fle Ig
Americas
Roosevelt
Money in Circulation Under Republican Policies
A historical note argues the eight year Republican era boosted money in circulation by 1 014 716 561 dollars, due to the gold standard established by the 1890s act and protectionist policy. It claims gold output stayed in the United States and exports rose, with about 48 percent of money in circulation being gold.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Meliiley
Alton
Parker
Gresham
Alaska
California
Colorado
United States
South
Watterson Warns Roosevelt Foes At Democratic Banquet
Henry Watterson, a fiery Kentucky editor, speaks at a New York banquet of editors loyal to Democratic roots. He rails against Theodore Roosevelt and predicts a lasting Republican struggle, leaving the assembled crowd unsettled as telegraph reports hype his warnings to a national audience.
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Vermont
New York
Henry Watterson
Sixentucky
Henry
Watterson
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Ship of Civil Service
Ruth
Roosevelt
Carter
Harrison Land Carter IL
Harrison
Chicago
Kentucky
Louisville
Sugar Trust Politics and Wall Street Ties in New York
A New York letter notes the sugar trust’s influence on the Democratic Party through Cord Meyer, Havemeyer’s ally, suggesting stock tips are used to sway elections. It accuses Parker supporters of stock-driven manipulation and links figures like Meyer, Sheehan, and Belmont to tipster activity affecting the New York Stock Exchange.
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Walls Street
Democratic Party
New York
Los Angeles Times
New York State
Judge Parker
Havemeyer
Parker
Cord Meyer
Sugar Trust
Republican Party
Cord Meyeys
New York Stock Exchange
West
Manhattan
Democratic
Wall Street
Cord Meyes
Billy Sheehan
Belmont
Latest Republican Outrage Prefers Imagined Snowfall
A satirical piece argues that on August 29 a storm ruined crops in Minnesota under the Roosevelt era and mocks Republican claims while speculating on a future November snowfall. The author asks what would have happened if the Democrats had won in 1896 or 1900.
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Minnesota
Roosevelt
Prodigal Party Critique in Oregonian Editorial
A Portland Oregonian column likens the Democratic party to the prodigal son and mocks its 1893 and 1900 Bryan votes. It condemns Parker for seeking gold standard support while ignoring past conduct and questions the party’s leadership and decisions.
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Portland Oregonian
Democratic Party
Liice
Bryan
Parker
Anini
Exstate
Price Plizead on Repentance and Party Alignment
Indiana Democrats plan a large entrance fee and heavy assessments for Geld Democrats who wish to join the Hil Belmont-Parker organization or vote for Yorker. The policy targets those reviled by Bryan for backing Palmer or McKinley in prior elections, forcing them to open their pocketbooks to sit with the Parker camp.
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Price Plizead
Bryan Party
Hil
Belmont-Parker
Democratic State Committee of
Indiana
Yorker
Bryan
Palmer
MeKinley
Roosevelt Speech Echoes on Democratic Worth
The question cites a Roosevelt acceptance speech claiming a party’s value lies in advancing the national interest. It asks to gauge the Democratic party’s value by that criterion, implying an assessment of its alignment with national interests.
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Roosevelt
Democratic Party
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Aineran
Russia
Senator Fairbanks
Freehold, N. J
Prestient
Himon
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