Moro Question in Philippine Self Government Debate
Dean Worcester and supporters argue Moros could be transformed under proper governance while opponents fear division if Moro rule is attempted. The article cites Worcester and Taft era views plus his 1890 Philippine exploration context and contrasts with Dr. Worcester’s later remarks on potential for self governing Moros.
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Manila
Krien and Barong
Philippine Islands
Castillan
United States Philippine Commission
Philippines
Dr. Worecester
MacMillan Company
Worcester
Brent
Eki
Seeing Panama Season Offers Views of Canal Wonders
The canal season runs January to April with 200 tourists daily via Panama Canal Commission plans and four cruise lines. Sightseers ride the open face trains and cruises along the artificial waterway while engineers emphasize keeping the waterway open for world commerce. Planning for a grand exposition near Old Panama highlights the isthmus history from antiquity to American canal triumph.
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Panama
Canal Zone
Gorgas
New York
Colon
Atlantic
Canal
Republic of Panama
Jacques Knickerbocker
Muncy Twins: Oldest Living Pair In Babylon Celebrate Birthday
In Babylon, Long Island, Samuel and William Muncy, aged 95, are touted as the world’s oldest living twins. They share a long lineage, retired from farming and fishing, abstain from liquor and tobacco, stay active outdoors, and celebrate Christmas birthdays together with a large descendant gathering each year.
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Chang
Enz
Muncy
Chronicle of Time
Messrs
America
Ponce de Leon
Babylon
Long Ialand
N. Y
Muncys
Smith Muncy
William Muncy
Samuel
Muncy Twins
Samual
Rebecca Sammis
William
Mary BK
Fleet
Brooklyn
Arthur J. Brinton
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Umill
Montclair, N
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Vitty
Culebra
Irene Vogels
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Cal
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New York City
Abbey of
Glastonbury
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England
Joseph of
Pratts Hollow
Lichenswerda
Saxony
Isaac Edgerly
Red Beach
Darlington
Denison
Tex
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