Land of the Noonday Sun Mexico in Mid Winter
Justice Walter Clark describes Mexico's court system, law, education, housing, streets, and daily life. He notes codified Napoleonic law, jury trials limited to criminal cases, extensive adobe architecture, busy street signs, and the mix of modern utilities with traditional markets. He reflects on religion, labor, wages, class mobility, travel, and urban changes near Mexico City and Zacatecas, with cultural contrasts and a panoramic view from La Bufa.
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National Alliance Demands Adopted at Washington 1896
The document from Washington outlines calls for private monopolies in public utilities to be abolished, a national currency, free coinage of silver and gold, income tax, postal savings, and government ownership of railways and telegraphs. It presses direct election of U S Senators, district legislation, and limits on land held by corporations, with emphasis on impartial governance and economic reform.
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