President Transmits Philippine Government Report to Congress
The president transmitted to Congress the first volume of the Philippine commission report. The 264 page work outlines the proposed government plan, discusses prewar Spanish rule, Filipino reforms, and future administration, with conclusions favoring a territorial system and a presidentially appointed central government. It argues Filipinos are capable but not ready for independence, recommends high salaries for American advisers, and calls for gradual local self-government under American guidance.
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Washington
Fed
Fyriday
Congress
Philippine Commission
Obhets
Tory Eros
Schiimmer
Armite Dewey
Col. Manby
Prif. Worcester
United States
Philippines
Payor
Ibeit
Ippines Anvlogoun
Micht & Iuzon
Mindanao
Butu
Pilping DiMicrerer
Manila
Government of the Philippines
Uhe Commission
Louisans
Treasury
Commission
Camralasion
Admiral Dewey
Senator Lodge
Senate
Aguinaldo
Civil commission to govern Philippines proposed in Washington
Washington February 2 President Ate Kinley to announce a five member civil commission for the Philippines with Col Charles Denby likely, chair. Prof Dean Worcester to serve. no military members. Manila February 2 Gen Otis circular removes land trade restrictions and eases permits. aims to lower Manila prices and aid interior prosperity. Manila February 6 Brig Gen Kobbe occupies Samar and Leyte. in Tacloban fight ten insurgents killed, five American cannon captured with artillerymen.
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Washington
Ate Kinley
Philippines
Theta
Commissinn
Charles Denby
Dean G. Worcester
Philippine Commission
Borly
Manila
Otis
Col
Barber
Barry
Kobbe
Samar
Leyte
Rt Tacloban
Funeral Ship Remains Reported From War Era Sate
Fragments recount funeral ship movements with names Maj. Gen. Lawton Maj. Polat A. Lee gan and Dr. John J. Armstrong, sails from New York to Ireland and mentions Maud Gonne at Academy of Music. Other notes recall deaths of Mrs. Annie Wittemeyer and Judge D. M. Key, plus a murder in Nebraska.
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San Aranriseo
Halfanast
United States
Mest
Hetty Wolasview
Aloha Ul. Laegan
Lipnt
Dennett
To L. Armstrong
Lhomitis
Pazzingiera
Ireland
New York
Academy of Music
Pl Ta Dome
Maud Gonne
England
South Africa
Wittemeyer
Philadelphia
Annie Wittemeyer
Saratoga
Here
Mis 3 Miller Newton amilvori writs DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve
An OCR laden column touts DeWitt s Witch Hazel Salve as the grandest salve for various ailments in a jumble of endorsements from Miller and others. It also advertises FoLey s Honey and Tar for hoarseness and a No-To-Back remedy for tobacco, plus a Puerto Rico tour promotion by the American Tourist Association with travel details and prices.
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Miller
Newton Amilvori
DeWitt
Patent medicine ad withClaims and cures from 19th century
Column copy touts tonics and syrups claiming cures for colds and diseases. It mentions TE to 60 cents, prices and patent medicine brands, with testimonials and growth claims. The ad style imitates a period newspaper insert.
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Hme Pul
Philippine Islands
Arge- Winans
Boutonville
Wester
Lon
Sir Thomas Grain
Ager Pienard
Wlan
Edinburgh
CIVEL
Phil Heoard
Will Kame
TSE Funeral Ship
Weave
Chevons
Benrinse Lenning
CIA
Ottyvink and
Wty
Geoon
Reneles San Brancisci
Pend
Xnena
Caleb Linder
Shandeus Allen
Spring Valley
Allen
Linder
Key
Chattanooga
Tein
D. M. Key
Wayes
United States Court
Marke's
Pen
Ayers
Renee
Eegpeeteage
Selerst
America
Bill
Frott
Warner
Warner's Safe Cure CO
Rochester, N. Y
Alice McCullough
Rochester
N.Y
Ain
Des
Arkimente
Chievo Telbunic
Ony
Ottebet Pala
Chica Ereisleith
Chicags Brant
Iiem Raga
Soltice Mathhing
Chicars Tribune
Mora
The
Capital City Commercial College
Capital City
Des Moines
IowWa
West
Catniogue
Wean & McCauley
Dés Moines
Tows
Thtehostora
Riginal
Andéiniy Gonginn
Alwayn
Chichertar E Furia Dias
Aoel
Anis
Avalal
Arfrisa Dangernus
Drogeira
Staensie
Imme
Madlion Square
South St. Paul
Thuet Bros
Commission, Merchants
So. St,.paul, Minn
Eugina J. Halt
Wie Pont
Babliher
Foley
Ceysra Music Hall
Chicago
R. He Miller
Bae
Addresa Sterling Kennedy-Co
Chlonga
Puerto Rico
Amnican ‘Tourist Association
Hnounees LwWo Tours
Kamutifl Island
Escor
Walter Boyd
Vownsend
Ated Arund
I Mobile
Spzcian Pullan
Tullys Bay
Mazen
Ponce
San Juan
New-York
Tipkins
Inonupeina
Peru
Cary Hotel
Gurdas Cas
Rean Camball
Geneva
Ao T
Ehvengos Nuwantes & St.Paul Ry
S. Philpot
Alban
Ares Hee
Burndl
Phil Ian Hens Gan Bale
Tiemann Pilene
Lia Nevadde
Pityer
Hilursadeby
Waknun
Ehler & Adiyna
John A A
Tandon
Ac Vochts
Honest
Ebler. & Ada
Eve
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