On To Manila by Douglas White War Correspondent
A special war correspondence recounts American achievements in the Orient from Dewey’s Manila Bay entry to the present. The work spans about fifty to sixty octavo pages with eighty four illustrations from photographs and pen sketches by Pierre N Boeringer, the War Artist who accompanied American Expeditionary Forces.
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Pierre N. Boeringer
America
Special features of On to Manila illustrated in bulletin style
A pictorial and textual compilation on Admiral Dewey and the Manila campaign includes a complete Oregon Oregon California Washington Idaho volunteers roster with death list to May 25, California unit movements from San Francisco to the present, California commanders and officers portraits in Manila, company groups in Manila, authentic maps and panoramic views of Manila, and war photographs. The narrative by a war correspondent details the two campaigns and the service of the Boys in Blue, offered in gold embossed binding at a reader-friendly price.
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California
San Francisco
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Fleet
Eighth Army Corps
Orient
The Lord Opened the Door and a Pacific Policy Talk
A San Francisco born author recalls a coin's journey through many hands. The piece ties a touring coin to stories of commerce, politics, and religious duty, ending with a Maine lecture on the Philippines by Senator William P. Frye at the Casino dedication. Frye cites American imperial aims and the Paris peace commission, praising divine guidance in Dewey's victory and national progress.
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Sam
San Franciaco
Sonus
Ave
Tia
Bat
Philippines
Honolulu
W. F. Sanis
Adorica
Frye
Pai
Luzon
Philippine
Spain
Natio
Dewey
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