Widespread Philippine Rebel Messages From 1899
A San Juan era era document found in Luzon details a Filipino plan to organize a national militia with ranks and leaders, urging active resistance against American forces. Correspondence includes Aguinaldo letters and proclamations calling for defense, uprisings, and coordinated attacks across Manila and surrounding towns.
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J. J. Erwin
Lueban
Luzon
Erwin
Shetch
Luchan
Loeban
Guinayangan
Secretary of the Interior
Laguna
Lake
Tayabos
Santa Ana
Dan
Escotasties
Sarandana
Lucena
Quirino Eleazar
Unite States
Aguinaldo
Manila
San Juan Bridge
Nebraska Sentinel
South Dakota
Nebraska Regiment
Nebraska
Grayson
Nebraska Volunteers
Sentinel
No. 2
Paris
Philippines
Dewey
Philippine Army
Ning V'Elock P
Caloocan
San Juan del Monte
Pny
Pevce Aml
Easil
Mie Jila
Congress
Malolos
Emilio Aulinaldo
Aguinallo
Wiird
Philip Jines
Bilibid
Philippine rebellion sustains war against US aid
A December 4 1889 letter from Guinabetan denounces Vilipino annexationists and celebrates Aguinaldo while urging Cuba's independence. The writer condemns the annexationists as deceitful and calls for lasting guard over leaders amid the struggle in the Philippines and the broader anti US stance.
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New York
Chicago
Aguinaldo
Cuba
Sig
Domingo Samson
Guinabetan
United States
Exports of Manufactures Show Global Reach and Tariff Impact
The article argues that American manufactured exports surged in 1900, reaching $432,284,346 with an $92,608,508 rise from 1899. It highlights that manufactures comprised 81% of exports, up from 12% in 1860, and credits protective tariffs for boosting domestic industry and wages while expanding global markets.
Nation’s prosperous year on commerce and finance
The United States ended its fiscal year with a historic gain totaling 2,245,001,041 in trade, exports valued at 1,894,186,871, imports of 49,714,670, and a net balance of 544,471,701 in gold or future accounts. A Chicago Times-Merald item notes Free Silver views by Candidate Aigdaler.
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Emilio Aguinaldo
Mcliles
Philippines
Asuinaldo
Congress
Manila
Pio del Pilar
Nen
Culuaide
United States
Jay
Aguinaldo
Nebraska
Santa Mason
Henry W. Lawton
Democrats
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Don Emilio
Bryan
Masonic Society
McKinley
la Independencia
McKin~ Jey
Ohio
Cuba
Spain
New York
Brean
Zambalus
Government House
Bryn
United States & Co
New Southern Industries in the South and Prosperity Debate
The Tradesman’s weekly report lists numerous new industries across Georgia, Florida, West Virginia, Kentucky, Texas and beyond including factories, mines, mills, and plants. It also discusses labor’s big share of prosperity, rising bank deposits, and regional economic improvement with emphasis on tariff protection and currency stability.
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New Southern Industries
Chattanooga
Tenn
Fort Veasley
Georgia
Middle Georgia
Florida
Arkansas
West Virginia
Kentucky
Texas
Guineaville
Fla
Clarksburg
Georgia Farmer Backs McKinley Over Principles
A Georgia farmer declares he will vote for McKinley citing personal prosperity. He explains that higher prices for potatoes syrup cotton and hides now enable him to support his wife and three children and protect his farm from loss, aligning with Republican policies he says bring prosperity.
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Georgia
Republican Party
McKinley
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Estherville, Iowa
Marelos
Don Benito
Sampaloc
Paco
Ermita
Malate
Santa Cruz
San Miguel
Europe
Aguinnaldo
Geo. Lawton
John Barrett
Siam
America
Tarlac
McKiney
Commerce and Finance
Treasury Bureau
Aigdaler
Chicago Times-Merald
Extra
Idaho
Nevada
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
Utah
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Seattle
Salt Lake Ity
Birmingham
Ala
Boston
Minneapolis
Yeonsylvania
Enyings
Pennsylvania
Eneh
Fouth
Akudders
George H. Roberta
United States Mint
Enya
Voor Ay
Yakima
North Yakima
Mellon
West Vi
Ginia
Virginia
Tanta
Silver
Saviage Bank
Imm
M’kinley
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