Expansion and the Oriental Market Drive American Policy
The text argues that expansion beyond local markets is natural for nations and businesses, highlighting the Philippines and Orient markets as essential. It asserts America must maintain and extend control, citing trade gains, military costs, and the need to secure markets in China, with claims of large gains in exports and a favorable balance of trade under Republican leadership.
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Self-Government in the Philippines Debate
The piece questions opposition claims that Malays in the Philippines can govern themselves. It argues Malays are not a single people, cites centuries of misrule, and notes Americans took long to develop self-government. It warns real readiness requires proven capacity, not imagination, before granting autonomy.
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Indiana Republicans Address Democratic Misrule Effects
Indiana Republicans outline their remedies for Democratic misrule claiming prosperity for the people. They argue in favor of reduced debt, prudent revenue management, and nationwide prosperity under a Republican majority.
Republicans Govern Indiana and Nation with Steady Debt Control
A Republican speech touts Indiana's debt reduction and state efficiency under GOP leaders. It credits savings in interest, restrained spending on reformatories and the Soldiers Home, and contests maintenance costs. It lauds Governor Mount, Governor Durbin, and a strong Republican Congress, urging larger majorities. It proclaims GOP governance at state and national levels despite opposition.
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American progress in the Philippines proves governance
The speaker touts American civil administration in the Philippines, claiming rapid educational expansion, nightly schooling, thousands of teachers, and extensive infrastructure. He argues government results surpass Britain in India and Egypt, cites roads, rail plans, municipal progress in Manila, forestry and mining laws, and a strong anti corruption case against critics.
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We Stand By The Boys Beneath The Flag
A testimonial defending American soldiers in the Philippines, praising care for prisoners and wounded, reconcentration camps as productive fields, and a call for loyalty to the flag. The writer contrasts past and present unity, urging national solidarity, honoring fallen soldiers, and proclaiming the United States as a united world power marching toward supremacy.
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Hughes
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Generous to Soldiers in Republican Pension Record
A Republican argument highlights pensions for Union soldiers and widows, noting 14 pension measures enacted with Democratic support and no Republican opposition. It contrasts Democratic cuts with Republican increases, claiming long term pensions and benefits will rise, while urging gratitude to veterans and pledging ongoing support.
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McKinley and Roosevelt Onward Our War Cry for Republicans
A reverent tribute extols William McKinley as a world statesman and faithful soldier of the Republican Party. It lauds his faith, gentleness, and leadership, recalling Lincoln Washington and McKinley as a legendary line of presidents. The piece reflects on his assassination and enduring influence as the nineteenth century ends and the twentieth begins.
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William McKinley
Theodea Roosevelt
Onward to a Century of American Supremacy
A passionate 1900s political address lauds Theodore Roosevelt as embodying the nation’s vitality and duty. It urges the Republican party to advance beyond past methods, embrace progress, and rally behind the president and the American people in a future of vast power and global leadership. The speech honors Lincoln, Grant, McKinley, and colonial founders while inspiring ongoing national unity and expansion.
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Rome
Dregeist Seeks Jury Trial For 18 Year Old Murder Case
New York April 23 Theodore Bung once a wealthy druggist claims trial by jury for a murder committed nearly eighteen years ago. Judge Marean ruled him sane and ordered him to await trial after eighteen years in Matteawan State Hospital for the Insane. Bung alleges sanity for the last four years and cites habeas corpus proceedings prompted by Dr H E Allison. Bung was driven to kill Nockin and the actress he believed colluded with him. The sheriff's jury found him insane then and he has since been confined. The judge granted a jury trial on the old indictment.
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Deutschland Liner Arrives After Rudder Loss at Plymouth
The Hamburg American liner Deutschland, departed New York April 17 for Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg, arrived in Plymouth at 7 PM with a broken rudder. Tugs met the ship but it declined aid and entered harbor unaided using twin screws. Despite the mishap the vessel maintained 18 knots and continued to Cherbourg.
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Ohio House approves double liability amendment for corporations
The Ohio House approved a Senate-adopted amendment to abolish the double liability of stockholders in corporations. The measure, submitted to voters, will be on the fall election ballot.
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Ohio Republican Convention Date Set in Cleveland
The Republican state central committee met in Columbus to designate Cleveland as the convention site with May 27 and May 28 set as dates. The action strengthens party organization ahead of the statewide gathering.
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Ohio
Colummbus
Republican State Central Committee
Cleveland
Evacuation of Bocas del Toro by Liberal forces ends
Washington reports Commander McCrea says Bocas del Toro has been evacuated and the Liberal government reestablished. The Hercynia relays that Bocas del Toro fell to government troops after reinforcements, with capitulation prompted by threat of bombardment.
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Cuarter
Plethora of Governors Wisconsin Figures and Chat in Chicago
Former Wisconsin Governor Edward Scofield recalls sitting in the Grand Pacific lobby when a total stranger initiated a casual conversation. He recounts the encounter aboard a social exchange that lasted about half an hour during his stay at the Hotel Pfister.
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Pfister
Governors and a run of ex governors on a train
On a December westward trip to Washington the party includes Governor Scofield of Wisconsin and other governors. A misaddressed title leads to playful introductions as Col D B Starker narrates a tale of meeting multiple governors aboard a cramped car. The exchange ends with Scofield’s staff member identifying himself and a light air of rivalry among governors.
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