US rights to Philippines debated by Frederic Coudert views
Frederic R. Coudert argues the United States may hold the Philippines for indemnity or as part of its territory until war ends, with title secured by peace treaty. He warns against selling a disputed title without Spain’s cession and notes implications for coaling stations and existing rights. He also comments on Dewey’s victory signaling war’s end and comments on Spain’s finances and bond reactions.
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United States
Cac
Frederick R. Coudert
Bering Sea Commission
New York
Philippines
Germany
Alsace-Lorraine
Spain
Cuba
Manilla
Frederic B. Coudert
France
Austria
Piedmont
Victor Emmanuel
Nice
Savoy
Philippine Islands
Dewey
Pacific
Cape Verde
Some Features Of The Fight At La Quasina
Richard Harding Davis reports on Colonel Wood s volunteers at La Quasina where five hundred men repulsed four times their number under decimating fire. The brave corps pushed forward despite injuries and harsh terrain, with Lt. Col. Roosevelt and Wood leading a decisive charge to end the engagement.
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Wood
la Quasina
Siboney
la Quasimas
Young
Colonel Wood
Marshall
New York Journal
Cowboy Rowland
Deming
N. M
Roosevelt
Capron
Hamilton Fish
D Jr
Alexander Hamilton
Nicholas Fish
Richard Harding Davis
New York Herald
Hill argues Pacific growth hinges on Hawaii and Philippines
James J. Hill of the Great Northern Railway urges expansion in the Pacific to boost foreign trade. He says naval bases, coaling stations, and a strong navy are needed to protect a growing merchant fleet, and rates the Hawaiian islands as strategically and commercially invaluable for U S interests. He opposes no intelligent argument against annexation.
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James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad Company
Europe
Pacific Ocean
Philippines
Hawaiian Islands
mid-Pacific
United States
Hawaii
New York Sun
Reports of dynamite guns spark British naval revolution talk
A London cablegram states the Vestvin dynamite guns caused a grand sensation and British naval experts see a revolution in naval warfare. The Indianapolis Journal notes Uncle Sam staying up to date in bringing out novelties as Willie ventures out.
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London
Vestvins
Sam
Indianapolis Journal
Mrs Adams Beats Ills After Long Battle With Pink Pills
Mrs Adams wife of Rev A RA Fase of Blandinsville Illinois endured years of stomach pain swelling and dizziness with misdiagnoses from ten doctors. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People she recovered after eleven boxes and credits the pills with restoring appetite sleep and strength. Doctors note the pills have helped many with hard to diagnose diseases.
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Steinway, Lohmer, Briggs, Crown, Jewett
Crown Organs
Regina
Arthur P. Gurtin
Helena, Motana
Tribune Pub. CO
Dillon, Mont
Tribune Publishing CO
Dillon
Montana
Agate R
Ely
Warren Street
Frederic Re.coudert
Byron
Vascala
Schmiter
The
Willie
Thompson & Reynolds
Dillon, Montana
Engelhorn Helena Business College
and Institute OF
Pioneer Schoo
Perrin, Graham and Pitman
National League of State Teachers’ Bureaus
H. T. Engelhorn
Helena, Montana
Great Rock Island
Rocky Mountain Limited
Denver
Sprides
Davenport
Chicago
West
W. H. Firth
Genl. Agt
Colorado Flyer
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ST. Louis
Wab
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ST. Joseph
Lincoln
San
Omaha
Sun
Colorado Springs
Wabash By
Ders
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A.G. P
Sebastian G
St. Mary’s Academy
Salt Lake
City
Utah
Sisters OF the Holy Cross
Sepember
Oregon
Trans-Mississippi
Teachers’ Association
Neb
International Christian Endeavor Convention
Nashville
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