Views on timely topics spark debate in Post letter
The article recalls a August Post piece on Statesmen and Political Consistency and a response by John A Bingham's longtime neighbor. The writer challenges the claim that Bingham supported Bryan, noting Bingham backed McKinley in old age and insisting on the accuracy of his youthful associations.
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Joan A. Bingham
Willam Jennings Bran
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Bingham
Harrison
Natoni Bark
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Washington Post
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Talor Postin
Blaine
McKinley
John Calvin
McKinsley
Calvin
Roger Williams
Alexander Campbell
J. Fraise Richard
Cost of Government Per Capita Debate in The Post
Editorial cites Department of Commerce figures showing per capita cost among saven governments with New Zealand highest at 3535 and United States lowest. It argues that adding years would push local costs high, contrasts with a Brockton preacher’s quip, and claims Lester government surpasses others in cost. Written by William Henry Burr.
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Co Iti Commernal Tribune
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Department of Coammer
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Toscaron
Lester
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Exhaustion of coal supply prompts revised predictions
Statistician W. A. Parker disputes misquotes about anthracite exhaustion. He notes examination of a recent Eagle interview misrepresented his view that coal output would continue or rise for years before a decline, while Pennsylvanian anthracite in recent decades kept pace with population growth.
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Ceteme
Cabields
Sears
Amingwire Coal Waste Commission
Thas
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Terburar
Ito
United State
A. W. Parker
South friendly to negroes in postwar view, Cunningham warns
In a letter attributed to Joseph C. Cunningham, the writer urges Northern supporters to distrust D. H. Chamberlain and criticizes his call for negro disfranchisement. The piece defends Southern hospitality to Black residents, recalls emancipation, and praises Northern aid while condemning alleged anti-Southern rhetoric. The tone emphasizes loyalty to Southern whites and gratitude toward Northern allies.
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Pasart
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Nh Carongs
Envers Nor
Ramberlin
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Joseph C. Cunningham
Second Term Temptation Editor Post
The piece discusses the temptation for presidents to seek renomination, listing rulers who served two terms and those not re-elected. It cites Grover Cleveland’s view that re-election eligibility risks danger, questions political temptations, and urges courage to resist lures, with Judge Parker urged to proclaim his ability to withstand them. ALEX. C. BOTKIN.
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Grant
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Socialism and Anarchy: Jesuit Attack Drawn at Detroit
R. 3. THARIN contends that Rev. Thomas J Campbell’s critique of socialism misstates its aims, arguing socialism in America supports constitutional government and opposes one man rule. The piece contrasts socialism with Catholic authority, labeling Campbell an “un-American anarchist” and defending collectivism vs individualism.
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Disfranchisement Debate in Democratic Editorial Comparison
The Post argues against color line disfranchisement, praising Massachusetts on excluding the illiterate while Mississippi’s plan targets Black voters. It notes Supreme Court affirmation and laments Southern political power, urging impartial literacy requirements and justice in voting. EUSTACE WILLIAMS counters with calls for educational qualifications applied impartially. Bucklen’s Salve ad closes.
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South must heed fourteenth amendment says editor
A.I. Smith accuses the South of political insincerity over Judge Parker's acceptance letter and the fourteenth amendment. The author questions South's silence on lynching and urges Southern Democrats to speak up, noting the shift from free silver to a gold standard and the possible political consequences of Roosevelt's stance.
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Roosevelt Praying for Votes Sparks Editorial Refutation
In a strong rebuke the editor challenges President Roosevelt’s claimed support for commuting a death sentence in a rape case. The piece argues lynching stems from broader lawlessness, refuting the president’s linkage of lynching to rape and urging justice without inflaming racial tensions amid the campaign.
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Defends Bishop Potter and the canteen reform debate
Editor Post laments critics of Bishop Potter for supporting canteen and subway tavern openings. The letter urges maintaining a re enacted canteen law in the army, praising Potter’s sympathy and aims to aid working people seeking modest drink. A second voice backs Potter, arguing beer access helps the poor and that the rich have clubs, while Swift & Co reports weekly Washington, D.C. pork prices at 6.41 cents per pound.
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Keep Your Blood Cool and Enduring Health
Editorial notes Daniel Miley to be pivotal in a claim that keeping blood cool guards against indigestion. It argues self control and a peaceful, complacent philosophy promote long life, citing how emotional distress disrupts gastric secretions and urging readers to accept universal laws.
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SAY BOERS WILL YET RULE
A letter from Eustace Williams argues the Boer republics were real governments not merely named in the Transvaal dispute. He claims 9 percent of Americans supported England’s course and asserts the Boers will regain control, opposing Milner’s English school plan and praising Kruger’s legacy as humane and steadfast.
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Saturday Market Quotations From New York Banks
The official statement of the New York associated banks last week shows gains in specie and cash reserves. Deposits rise to over 1.2 billion, while circulation and legal tenders fall. Surplus reaches a six year high, with loans expanding amid a broad rise in deposits and reserves noted.
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Market Summary Shows Strong Gold Inflows Aid Clearing Surge
Weekly clearings reached $165,000,000 with Friday’s inflow boosting Saturday receipts to $198,000,000 as gold flows from Austrasia Joran Klondyke and domestic Serbia were cited. Banks added $2,500,000 in net loans while seven banks held $1.67 million more cash. Wheat corn oats and hogs saw mixed moves with futures volatile on harvest and weather signals amid dollar liquidity pressures.
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Real Estate Loans Offered and Rates Questioned
Records of deeds show loans from 5500 to 600,009 dollars. The prompt asks to examine yearly loan totals and to contact clients about rates and options. The text urges dialogue on terms and conditions and stresses seeking repayment terms.
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Weolinngton Loan and Trust
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