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Newspaper

Sumner Press

Location

Sumner, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1900

Page

9

Rural Free Delivery Stirs Political Debate and Growth

The article traces the expansion of rural free delivery under the McKinley administration, noting its proportional rise from initial plans stalled by earlier administrations to widespread adoption. It stresses economic benefits, higher postal receipts, and broad public support, while contrasting Republican protection with Democratic free trade policies in foreign commerce and industrial impact.

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Mark Hanna and the Goliath of Prudent Policy

Fragmented verse questions who Marcus Manga is and likens him to a helm guiding the state. It contrasts youth and old leadership, hints at Populist fear, and warns of a dark place of passion and power without naming specifics. The piece evokes political anxiety about modern leadership and secrecy.

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M'KINLEY ON THE WAR AND LIBERTY PRIDE

President McKinley recalls sacrifices of volunteers and the Union’s strength as the nation marked July 4, 1900. He cites battles from Yorktown to Manila and Santiago, praising unity and the American spirit amid the war effort. Export data shows a $1.894 billion merchandise total for the year ending June 30, 1900, under Republican leadership.

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Protective tariff report from British consul cited

The British consul in Chicago reports to London endorsing protective tariff policy. He notes rising American production and competition from Japan, urging strict market monitoring and prompt ordering to keep British share. American pottery and glass face quality and price tests, with rising domestic demand for hog and cattle products fueling meat and byproducts markets.

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Manufacturers Have A Very Busy Year In 1900

A vintage report notes imports of materials for U S manufacturing more than doubled in the fiscal year 1900 versus 1898 and exports of finished goods rose sharply under tariff regimes. It contrasts Wilson and Dingley era figures, highlighting substantial shifts in raw material imports and manufactured exports across the two tariffs.

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How Did He Get His Trust Stock and What Did He Pay for It

The article accuses Senator Jones of Arkansas of possible stock ties to the American Cotton Company and sugar trust ties. It questions how he acquired a $7,000,000 stake, what price was paid, and whether his Senate position influenced the deal. It warns against assuming improper gain and calls for denial from Jones.

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Obscure 19th Century Policy Debate Amid Olney Bryan Clash

Fragmented text discusses Scuttle, Parig Bryar policy, and Richard Olney shaping national policy. References to McKinley, Hawaii, Philippines, Open Door, and tariff disputes hint at a heated political column critiquing administration figures. Names include Olney Bryan McKinley and Parker, with vague measurements of public sentiment and foreign policy tensions.

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