The Philippines policy and imperialism debate
A detailed argument defending McKinley era policy in the Philippines. The piece traces past American territorial expansions from Florida to California and Hawaii, arguing for gradual self-government and stable governance in new territories, while warning against letting Aguinaldo and insurgents control Luzon. It likens treatment of Filipinos to earlier Native American cases and asserts no militarism or imperialism in current methods. It emphasizes merit-based administration and cautious steps toward self-government.
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Theodore Roosevelt Letter Promotes Crystal Springs Amenities
A fragmentary message from Theodore Roosevelt highlights Crystal Springs cleaning routines on Mondays ensuring clear water, mentions dancing parties with Sunday free events, and notes private parties at Langlois with comfortable wagons and bands. An endorsement for Excelsior oil appears as a product plug.
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Langlois
Taxes to Come From Lands In Manila Philippines
General Wright of the Philippines commission drafts a bill for harbor improvements including a $1,000,000 gold appropriation for protective docks. The plan shifts revenue toward land taxation, raises questions on land titles, and creates a civil service board with one Filipino and two Americans. Washington will conduct civil service exams. In Luzon and the Visayas, ten Filipinos and an American sympathizer were killed amid ongoing clashes. last week ten Filipinos died, one American killed, two wounded.
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Prince Henry to London for Open Door Peace Effort
Paris reports say Germany Britain and Japan align on China policy with opposition mainly from Russia. Aiming to ease tensions, Germany seeks a policy of open doors and solemnity for past outrages. Prince Henry's London visit viewed as key to improving relations, while Britain pursues a broader rapprochement.
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Fastest trotters and pacers mark 1900 circuit standings
New York and Boston share lead in speed averages at 2:12 per mile across nine meetings. Farahua leads win list with £8,000 and a string of victories. Widespread travel to Columbus, Port Wayne, and Boston sets the circuit, with 519 miles raced. Wilkes lineage dominates money winners in trotting, while Hambletonian branches show strength in pacing.
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Death Ends Edward A. Davis Quest for Wealth
Chicago Sept 17 Edward A Davis died in his ward at the county hospital ending a life driven by a fruitless chase for wealth that split his family and left his mind unbalanced. He was among John A Davis's sons a Chicago man whose uncle Judge A Davis of Montana faced a vast contested estate after his father’s death.
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J D McGregor Veterinary Surgeon Honorary Graduate
J D McGregor Veterinary Surgeon offers scientific treatment for all domesticated animal diseases. Honorary graduate of Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto. Office at Marlow's Stables, 104 South Main Street. Telephone 29. All cases promptly attended to.
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