One Gold Standard Party and the Sherman Law Repeal
W D Bynum argues the 1893 repeal of the Sherman silver purchase law, backed by a non partisan vote, preserved the gold standard. He notes gold supply grew from 4.5 to over 9.8 million ounces by 1896 while silver coinage agitation peaked, and asserts no new law is needed to keep a gold basis if free silver is endorsed.
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Parker and the Democratic platform on nonessential issues
John G. Caphrs argues the Saint Louis convention avoids the money question while touting Judge Parker as strong on a nonessential issue. The writer questions Parker’s stance on protection tariffs Philippine policy armed forces rivers and harbors Panama Canal labor rights and other national concerns. He dismisses the idea that Parker’s stance on one issue determines the election.
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Republicans' Chief Argument Against Change in Power
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Argument Against Yielding to Republicans
A fragment argues there is little time to confront the Republican party and avoid permanent political control. It contends yielding now would prevent future escape from rule, urging decisive action to resist party dominance attributed to McCord.
Roosevelt's Broken Promises and 1904 Election Clash
James S. McCarthy argues President Roosevelt betrayed McKinley by dismantling his policies and allies. He claims Roosevelt aligned with Silver Democrats, undermined reciprocity, and worsened racial tensions to win the nomination, predicting a crushing defeat in 1904.
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War as a Weapon of Tyrants in Imperialist Debate
An editorial discusses imperialism as the campaign’s central issue, referencing Lincoln figureheads and political machines. It cites a celebrated speech opposing war, notes Speaker Henderson’s alleged authorship, and recalls Tom Reed’s fate, framing the era’s political intrigue in sharp partisan terms.
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Vision of racial equality at national conventions
Editor Henry S. Baker argues Roosevelt's Republican convention treated Black delegates as equals citing Booker T. Washington at the table and a white woman with a Black man on stage as a historic display. He contrasts it with Democratic conventions that had no Black delegates and declares Roosevelt offers progress for Black civil and social rights.
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Causes of the Panic and Legislative Remedies in 1893
A reader letter credits George Ween and an analysis by Sy Inet Morriday on the panic of 1893 and the nation’s relief. It cites the Sherman act effects on gold purchases, wheat and pork profits, and Iowa farmers burning corn for fuel, noting hard times were not caused by tariffs. The piece also briefly advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills for beauty and health.
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Panic and protectionism cited in late 19th century debate
The excerpt critiques the McKinley and Wilson bills, arguing the Wilson bill worsened the panic by crippling banks and industry, while the Dingley bill, enacted 1897, spurred economic activity. It notes the era’s protective policies, their timing, and cross-references commodity prices and post offices notices, including maritime shipping schedules. The passage reflects economic turmoil and legislative blame during the period.
Secret of Japan's Strength Found in Agriculture
In Brakiovara Magazine Rayold Balog argues Japan's imperial power rests on agricultural triumphs. He claims vast farm consolidation and rapid movement across Perimeter make Dai Ippon formidable, suggesting Western nations misread Japan's dynamic intensity and long term civilization reach.
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