Texas Colorado Chautauqua Opens at Boulder in 1899
The N E A event opens July 4 in Boulder for forty days with a line up of music and speakers. A complete Summer School features a noted faculty and new electric railway access from Boulder to the Chautauqua grounds. Travel routes are provided by The Denver Road with agents A A Glisson and D B Keeler coordinating passes and schedules.
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Colorado
America
Boulder
Denver
D. B Keeler
The
Fort Worth
Denver City
Texas
Bryan
Telephone Exchange
Samoa Crisis Deepens as Rebels Rally and Warships Bombard
Reports from New Zealand and Samoa describe Mataafa forces and German factions claiming victory over Britons and Americans. Rebels threaten outskirts and loot foreign stores while nearby British and American naval forces prepare for ongoing hostilities as civilian safety deteriorates.
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Mataafa
N. Z
Apia
Corres
Wellington
Samoa
Reuter
Pilant
Wade
Sub- Palifa
Vailma
R. A. Gaunt
Sturdee
Pattefield
Robert Louis Stevenson
Matuafa
Attle
Vailma Road
Lulumoenga
Gaunt
Excursions and Conventions List With Special Fares
Limited round trip and excursion fares for multiple destinations including Austin San Antonio Charleston Louisville New Orleans Richmond San Francisco and events such as the Southern Baptist Convention Louisiana State Fair General Assembly Presbyterian church and Baptist anniversaries. Details include dates limits and single fare opportunities with agent contacts.
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Austin
San Antonio
Account Bankers Association
Mexico
Charleston
U- C. VY
Louisville
Southern Baptist Convention
New Orleans
Richmond
General Assembly Presbyterian Church
San Francisco
Cal
Manila Dispatches and Peace Talks Amid Armistice Debate
Reports from Manila, Washington and London recount Aguinaldo’s telegram on April 30 disavowing direct peace talks with the United States and blaming a Creole-led group. U S forces appoint Brigadier General Funston for Kansas duties after his World War I–era actions. Boston antiimperial pamphlets barred for Philippines distribution by the postmaster.
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London
Aguinaldo
Washington
Frederick Funhas
Ston
Twentieth Kansas
MacArthur
Otis
Funston
Rio Grande River
Funaeto
Melinder Granted Release by Spanish Garrison
Washington reports Secretary Hay was notified of the release of Melinder, a naturalized American held as a prisoner of war in Ponape, Caroline islands. He had traded as a San Francisco firm agent, declared American citizenship early in the war, and showed sympathy for the United States. The case prompted a request to Britain and, after diplomatic efforts, the Spanish government ordered his release.
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Louis Stevenson
Rob
London
Robert Louis Stevenson
Westminster Gazette
Dial
Madeira
Stevenson
Watson
Chambers
England
America
Washington
Hay
Ponape
Caroline Islands
Melinder
Carolines
San Francisco
State Department
Spain
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Sampson
New York
Admiral Sampson
West Indies
Highlands
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Iachusetts
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Massa
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D. J. Price
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Nion
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the Home Forum
World
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Lake
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Cry Bakery
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Bae
Che Willamson Hattner
Paul M. Baylor
James “Drug Store
Revdence Phore 131
Gilmore
Manila
May
United States
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Lune
Pearin
Aguinaldo Sen
Patt
Hayne
Wien
Yorktowm
Eleses
Il More
Shields
Luna
Arguelese
Antin
Ace
Colone
Manuel Arguel
Postmasas
Edward Atkinson
Boston
Antiimperialistic League
Philippines
John M. Caldwel
Spaniare
Meade
Santiago
United States Volunteers
Jersey City
Camp Meade
Ninth Immunes
Louisiana
J. W. MacAndrews
Susanes
Elgin, IL
Haverly
Chicago
Texarkana
Tex
Devin Mayfield
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Fargo
Here
Willis & Coleman
Hartman
Wooten 8 Shop
M. F. Heenan
G. P
T. A
John Wittmann
Tahir
Burt Norwood
Main Street
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