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...administration has maintained a wise and vigorous foreign policy: [a] Bering Sea controversy; Pub. Opinion, Jan. 10, 1891. [b] Reciprocity treaties; with Brazil, Pub. Opinion, Feb. 28, 1891; with Spain, Boston Advertiser, April 21 and 22, 1891, p. 4. [c] Italian complications, Pub. Opinion, Mar...
Alexander of Amherst put the shot 37 ft. 10 in. at the athletic meet held at New Haven, Mar...
...protective tariff; [c] artificial manipulation of prices [d] extortions and frauds of middle-men railroad companies, elevator companies and manufacturers. The alliance will assist in securing the remedy. Farm, Stock and Home, 1890-May 1, pp. 202-4; June 15, 246; Aug. 1, 302; Aug. 15, 307; 1891-Mar. 1, 123-4; Mar. 23, 145; Forum, IX, p. 332; Public Opinion. IX, 241 and VII, 520; Great West, Mar. 27, 1891, article on grain gambling; The Way Out, pp. 1-10, 23, 24; Report Minn...
...politics. [b] Elimination of race prejudice.- [c] Encouragement of independent thinking among voters.- [d] Education of voters.- [e] Increase in the political power of a reliable class of voters.- [f] Purification of politics. Farm, Stock and Home, Aug. 15, 1890, p. 317 and Dec. 15, p. 35; Mar. 1, 1891, p. 121; Forum, X, 322; Chamberlain, ch. VI; Public Opinion...
Opinion. Mar. 21; Boston Globe, Mar. 16; Nation. Mar. 19. p. 232.- [e] It has strained our relations with Italy and may lead to serious complications: Blaine's telegram to Governor Nichols. in Boston Globe, March 16; Journal, Mar...