Tribune Rivalry and World Money Crisis Demands Debate
A reprinted editorial accuses The Tribune of treachery and inciting anarchy by siding with creditors in a global money struggle. It condemns the press for supporting ongoing financial crime while highlighting England's wartime loan appeal and a New York syndicate’s terms. The piece rails against financiers, urging resistance to debts and power exerted over the masses.
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True Expansion and Democratic Expansion Debate
A critical passage attacks twenty million dollars for the Philippines as a reckless expansion by the Democratic party. It argues the sum would have funded westward settlement, logged to ten years to repay, and labels the expansion as cowardly theft rather than principled policy.
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Philippines
Rocky Mountains
Government spending snapshot from the 56th Congress
The government shows total appropriations at 710,150,862 with detailed allocations across diplomatic, fortifications, deficiencies, miscellaneous, and permanent funds. Contracts to expand naval power and public works add 58,440,374, while new offices number 5069 at 4,537,678 annually, totaling about 773,128,909 or ten dollars per person. The piece notes implied overstatement of prosperity and questions fiscal outcomes.
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District of Col
United States
Reflection on national debt and campaign funding
The passage argues that one fifth of all gold would cover Republican congressional bills and criticizes the current system. It claims ten dollars per person in the United States largely enriches political favorites, campaign fund providers, contractors, monopolies, and office holders, concentrating wealth among a few through law manipulation.
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Congress
United States
Silver exports and losses under mint report of 1899
The October 24 1899 Mint Director report shows calendar year silver exports valued at 54852050 with 48019775 domestic and 5877004 foreign material. Domestic bars from U S government institutions totaled 211000 with 176711 to Mexico 918200 to Hagding and 19079 to Ontario and Quebec.
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United States
Haghind
Onetario
Quebec
Great Britain
Hong Kong
France
Mexico
British India
China
West
England
Howlers and the G O P attack on Democrats in Idaho
The piece brands Republicans as calamity howlers and anti everything while accusing them of imperialism, trusts, and gold standard greed. It notes Democrats plead guilty as bowlers against these positions, and cites Governor Steunenberg’s vow to back the ticket from top to bottom to ensure success.
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Neck of the Woods
Steunenberg
Pocatello
San Juan Hill echoes mix with trusts and Teddy tales
A New York World essay by Justice Brewer surveys wealth, empire, and moral hazard across history. It contrasts Rome and Napoleon with modern wealth hoarding and monopoly fears, then shifts to Teddy Roosevelt, San Juan Hill, and a chorus of sensational lines about the campaign, reporters, and public appetite for quotes and heroism.
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Rome
Napoleon
Dewey
Teddy
San Juan Hill
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