Traditions of the Ouly Moros and Their Islamization
An account from First Lieutenant Edwin D. Smith details Moros of the Philippine island, their three historical periods, and the conversion to Islam led by Abubakar. It traces Jokanin’s journey from Noah’s ark legends to Jolo, the emergence of tribes, and the spread of Mohammedan faith across Payahan Bodoh and beyond, culminating in Sultan Sariphul Hassim.
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Philippine Island
Edwin D. Smith
Fourth Field Artillery
Skander Jokanin
Samals
Tagidaina
Abubakar
Buahsah
Sariphul Hassim
Moun Arat
Akander Johanin
Mt. Arat
Johanin
Java
Manado
Celebes
Jolo
Arat
Datta Sipad
Datta Narawangsa
Tagimahanun Tagidaina
Baklaynun
Tagidiana
Maimbung
Pugut Point
Siet Point
Lati
Twan Masaaik
Rajah Sipad
Datto Dipad
Inda-Indar-Suga
Inda- Indar-Suga
Twan Mas
Sulu
Kareenul Mahdoom
Twan Shareep Awalia
Baansah
Rajah Baginda
Mana
Busansah
Mautire
Assip
Alankaya
Pudul
Sandylie
Nakiell
Adduk
Arabia
Palemband
Sumatra
Borneo
Buansah
Payahan
Tomoal
Sultan
Sultan Sariphul Hassim
Samiphul Hassim
Panchor
Pansol
Parang
Gitung
Looc
Tandu
Panglimas
Panglima
Hassim
Paraamisulis
Rajamuda
Alawi Bapaki
UN Nikal
Moros Mohadum
Jelo
UN- Nikal
Tribute to the late Senator A J McLaurin
A Mississippi congressman pays tribute to Senator A J McLaurin recalling his Scotch ancestry and service to the nation. The speech extols his character, eloquence, and devotion to duty, praising his courtly presence, mastery of law, and fearless advocacy. The piece also notes editor Sullivan joining the Times staff and plays with Roosevelt and a New Orleans exhibit ticket.
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Congress of
United States
Adam Byrd
Mississippi
A. J. McLaurin
House
Byrd
America
Lexington
McLaurins
Senator McLauritt
John Knox
Burns
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Senator McLaurin
Apollo
Blackstone
Sul llvan to cover July fourth race clash in San Francisco
The New York Times selects John L Sullivan to write about the anticipated race battle in San Francisco on July 4. The New York Post commends the choice, noting Roosevelt will miss the scene while predicting the event will settle the race question and add lustre to Sullivan’s reputation.
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New York Times
John L. Sullivan
San Francisco
New York Post
Theodore Roosevelt
Times
John L
Lustre
the Post
Mase
San Siao
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