Eastern Question shapes American policy debate
A Monroe era essay argues the United States may depart from isolation as European powers press for a British-American alliance. It notes England's shifting stance on Russia and the Philippines, the Monroe Doctrine stakes, and the need for Americans to vote with broad foreign policy awareness. New York May 24 reports on a Cramp shipyard consolidation with Vickers to form a continental giant, boosting capacity and British capital in Philadelphia and Barrow.
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Monroe Journal
U. S
England
Europe
Philippine
Hong Kong
Great Britain
Russia
China
U.S
Philippines
United States
Asia
Spain
West Indian
America
Englind
New York
London
Cramp Ship Building Company
Philadelphia
Vickers Sons and Maxim
Barrow-in-Purness
Cramps
Cramp Company
Vicker Company
Everybody Says So Cascarets Candy Cathartic Ad
An old advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as the most wonderful medical discovery of the age. It promises pleasant taste and gentle action that cleanses kidneys liver and bowels, dispels colds cures indigestion and constipation, with a 10 cent guarantee available at druggists.
Spain and the search for a national Napoleon
The Memphis Commercial Appeal asks whether Spain can produce a man of genius and force like Napoleon. It argues occasions create leaders and cites Weyler as savage but lacking genius while Campus has genius but is too tame. It warns Spain must produce a Napoleon or perish.
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Spain
Napoleon
Wellington
Waterloo
America
Washington
Weyler
Campus
Memphis
French Minister Sees War Ahead Over Cuban Crisis
M Meyer the French minister to Haiti warns of European irritation at U S Cuba policy and cites possible intervention by Austria Germany and Italy. He notes Britain would align with the United States, suggesting a potential Anglo-Saxon front against continental Europe and a possible general call to arms.
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M. Meyer
Little
Haytien Republic
America
France
Spain
Great Britain
Austria
Germany
Italy
Europe
Bristol Courier
My Son Oliver Again
Oliver H. Dockery, long a Republican leader, denounces the gold standard and McKinley as a tool of Mark Hanna. He says a radical negro and office seekers convention endorsed McKinley and Pritchard, slapping at silver and bimetallism. Dockery warned he would repudiate the convention and return to opposing goldbugism.
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Oliver H. Dockery
the Pee Dee
McKinley
Mark Hanna
Russell
Pritchard
Wealth is Abuse by Power and Public Trust
The Columbus Post argues wealth seized from the many and given to those who buy smiles of power harms national welfare. It stresses that true wealth should come from patient effort and prudent economy, not legalized redistribution to the connected.
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Columbus Post
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Iowa
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Thad
Manila
Bimondo
Rozario
The
Oliver
News and Observer
Ers
Castoria
Cardus
Sudrees
Fe Bony
Advi Jena
Chattanooga Medicina
Paiha
Cardui
W. B. Councill, Jr
Boone, N. C
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M. D. Boone
N.C
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F. Bingham
M. D
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G. D. Bingham
Bincham & Bingham
Associated O Bingh Physic Lane
Bh. F. Lovill, J.C. Fletcher
Lovill & Fletcher
Tiolnlys AT Law
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Sutherlands
J. M. Hogshead
Panner
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St. Jupt, N.C
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