Description of the Philippines beyond Manila in the new era
The author argues readers must understand the Philippines beyond Manila to grasp the new possessions. He surveys ports like Iloilo and Zamboanga, discusses Sulu and Mindanao, notes Moslem Malay inhabitants, and critiques future governance under Aguinaldo, warning thatlocalized rule would spark uprisings and that interior tribes remain largely uncivilized.
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Philippines
United States
Manila
Europe
Iloilo
Sulu
Cebu
Zamboanga
Noilo
Philipines
Epain
Spot
Spin
Inter
Fertle
Mindanao
Ita
Lugon
Negros
Beyte
Studer
Aguinaldo
Luzon
Kite Flying Society Event At Calumet Avenue
Mrs Weinsheimer hosted a novelty kite fête at 3040 Calumet Avenue honoring Miss Constance I Rice of New York. A six foot bamboo silk kite with eight lanterns stretched to 5000 feet of line. Ray M Colwell and Warren E Weinsheimer led expert demonstrations of scientific kite flying with a mandolin orchestra providing entertainment.
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Chicago Times-Herald
Weinsheimer
Calumet Avenue
Constance I
Rice
New York
Ray M. Colwell
Warren E. Weitselwliner
Mrr. Colwell
Mr. Weinsheimer
Colwell
Philippines prospects for Lupon and Panay portcity
The article surveys Panay and Luzon, noting Panay’s port prospects, Jaro’s pleasant spots, and Luzon’s fertile valleys, mountains, and mineral wealth. It contrasts peaceful inhabitants with revolutionary pressures, predicting growth in colonial trade and eventual American influence across the islands. It cites Aguinaldo, Manila politics, and missionary aims.
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Panay
Jaro
Cebu
Mied
Tiolle
Aguinaldo
Maine
Philippines
Luzon
Mindatao
Duzon
Jeland
A Fellow Feeling and Royal Wagering Clash
An officer reads a newspaper aloud noting the Queen of Spain relinquished 2,000,000 pesetas annually. Nearby, Samoan kings wager tobacco tags on a quiet palm grove game, and a bass voice boasts Ain't I monarch in Washington Star style.
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Spain
Washington Star
Say, party meet on dark street reads strange exchange
A fragment from Philadelphia North American depicts a tense street encounter about a man killed in Chicago for refusing to treat. The dialogue suggests a gritty, slang filled scene with unnamed speakers and unclear context.
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Philadelphia
Astonished Pat Says Knife In Mouth Hurts Etiquette
In a humorous exchange quoted from Harper's Bazar a young wife warns Pat not to put a knife in his mouth while eating. Pat responds with astonishment and a playful retort, illustrating quaint domestic humor of the era.
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Pat
Harper's Bazar
In Old Madrid to Inspire Spanish Novel and Stage
A prospectus details a surge of Spanish works entering books and theatre. Marion Crawford and Viola Allen linked to a proposed play titled In Old Madrid set amid Spain’s vivid history from Isabella to modern times.
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Euch
Teresting
Spain
Isabella
Rome
Wri
Marion Crawford
Viola Allen
Old Madrid
Miss Allen
Marvin Crawford
Old
Madrid
Alternative Hypotheses in a Self-Confidence Dilemma
Ernestine questions whether praise is sincere as she doubtingly wonders if her complexion deceives him. He whispers love, while she trembles and doubts her own appeal, reflecting a broader theme of self belief in a Detroit journal excerpt.
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Ernestine
Detroit
Emery from Naxos Fuels Global Supply
The world relies on emery quarried from Naxos, a small island near Greece. Its extreme hardness makes cutting it impractical with ordinary quarrying tools.
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Naxos
Greece
Trailing gowns spark street fashion clash in Chicago News
In a cheeky Chicago News exchange a man scolds a woman for wearing trailing gowns on the street saying they belong in carriages. The woman counters that she lacks a carriage, highlighting social expectations and class tones in the era.
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Jack
Chicago News
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