United States Rules Philippines Occupation Policy Declared
The document outlines U S authority over the ceded Philippine Islands. It states the occupation to extend from Manila to the entire group, preserving private rights and property, and offering protection to inhabitants. It emphasizes governing as guardians, not invaders, with revenues, open ports, and fair compensation for private property taken for military use. The aim is stable government under the U S flag.
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Upbeat Outlook for Commerce and Wheat Demand in 1879
New York dispatch notes a resurgence in business activity and optimism for 1879. Export balance and gold imports show improvement as demand rises for iron, steel, and finished goods, with large orders from Pittsburgh, Chicago, and England. Wheat and corn exports set records, while domestic failures decline.
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May Use the Torch Manila to Iloilo Dispatches
Col Vater arrives with orders from Iloilo as Manila braces for bombardment threats. Reports say streets barricaded and principal buildings set to fire, while ships transfer treasure to United States transports Newport and others. Aguinaldo issues defiant proclamation against American intrusion in the Philippines.
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Congress Debates Treaty and Senate Adopts Resolutions
Washington reports show the Senate considering foreign policy moves on a peace treaty with Spain and calls for presidential instructions to negotiators. House actions included Alaska law updates and district appropriations, with memorials to late Senator Morrill. A notable death is Chief Harrigan of St. Louis at 83 from illness.
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