Is It Treason in Harvester Trust Probe
An aging pamphlet-like account details charges against the Harvester Trust linked to J Pierpont Morgan Co. and U S Steel, accusing rebates and interlocking boards harming farmers. It describes investigations, political figures, and government officials cited in a broad critique of corporate power and partisanship in Washington.
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Hansbrugh
Senate
Harvester Trust
Department of Justice
Burdette T. Townsend
Harwater Co
Steel Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
Harvester Co
New York
Republican Party
Weduivol
George W. Perkins
Burea
Sears
Julet
Mar Fe Insurance
Perkins
Allah
Mammon
Morgan
Republic
Virginia
Rustian
Gary
Roosevelt
Coal and Iron Co
Roosevelts foes warn of Morgan influence in campaign
A fiery critique accuses Morgan interests and steel firms of using money to sway policy and restrain law enforcement. The piece condemns Perkins and Roosevelt allies for courting big business power, compares current tactics to historic abuses, and urges adherence to impartial justice amidst political pressure.
Bryan Will Tour South Dakota With Bryan Will Visit Cities
The report outlines a two day tour by William Jennings Bryan across South Dakota. He is scheduled to arrive in Yankton Monday morning embark to Mitchell Wolsey Pierre Blunt Gettysburg Paulkton Redfield and Aberdeen with short stops and speeches at each point. A special train is arranged for supporters to join the tour to defray travel costs while rail coaches provide guard of honor.
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South Dakota
Willi Jennings Bryan
Yankton
Milwaukee Railroad
Mitchell
Wolsey
Pierre
Blunt
Gettysbarp
Paulkton
Redfield
Aberrdeen
Democratic
Walsey
Aberteen
Wsstra
Bryan
Roosevelt Attacks Liberty Theory in Campaign Rhetoric
The piece critiques Roosevelt's assertions on governmental power and liberty, arguing that his stance benefits privileged classes at the expense of the unprivileged. It notes Roosevelt’s alleged manipulation of capital interests from three billion to thirty-one billion and contrasts Democratic progressives with Roosevelt’s followers amid debates on trusts and market power.
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Hes
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Hobdy
Wileon
Krugs
Despits
Wilson
Additions to Democratic Platform Spark Contested Debate
A garbled 19th century style piece discusses Hon. Relwin S. Johnwon proposing a law allowing traveling workers to vote away from home with town registration proof. It mirrors a Kansas like "Pay the Vote" debate and criticizes restrictive voting ideas while noting a broader push for accessible suffrage and political reform.
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Relwin S.johnwon
Yevernap
Jae
Democratin
Vlodtell
Kavsai
Wilbeat
Chena
Daliane
Hesaderrt
Valwile
Ean House Enterprises
Wena
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New York Life Insurance Co
Republican Club
Bliss
United States
Herbert Knox, Smith
U. S. Com
Corporation
Steel Trust
J. P. Morgan & Co
Washington
Bureau of Corporations
White House
Liver Corporation
Commissioner of Corporations
Congress
Garfield
Mr. Smith
Harvester Company
Townsend
MR. Stanley
Judge Cullum
Theodore Roosevelt
Jorme W
Ananias
la Follette
Chicago
McCormick
Edwin S. Johnson
Bryan Will
Wevelt
Morwan
Carne Iele
Platorm
Tourn
Huthgow