Chaotic editorial notes on tariffs and politics in 1900s press
The piece rails at tariff policy and party leaders, citing Babcock and Roosevelt era figures. It weaves disjointed anecdotes on lynching counts, Cuba thefts, Cuba’s wealth, and imperial debates, while sniping at editors, Congress, and philanthropy and ending with crude comments on Filipino education and work.
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