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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1899
Page
3
Special War Correspondent Douglas White reviews American arms in the Orient from Dewey’s Manila Bay entry to current actions. The work spans fifty to sixty octavo pages with eighty four illustrations from photographs and pen sketches by War Artist Pierre N Boeringer who joined America’s Expeditionary Forces.
Special features compile a vivid wartime volume on Admiral Dewey and the Manila campaigns. It includes a complete volunteer roster with a May 25 death list, California units in transit and action, portraits and group photos, authentic maps, panoramic city views, battle scenes, and a detailed first-hand narrative by a war correspondent. The edition promises gold embossed bindings and reader access at a record price.
The bulletin office announces a limited edition with stocking in rotation and urges readers to file their orders immediately for delivery once ready.
A historical verse from Australasia portrays swagging life with slang like Swaggie and Tucker. It urges starting from nowhere and wandering the road for work and food, promising dirt, rain, and freeroaming travel under a blazing sky. It guides behaving on the road, trading favours, and selling a story as a potential path to earnings.
Captain N Mayo Dyer commander of the Baltimore at Manila Bay denounces the Anti Imperialistic League secretary Winslow for writing an letter criticizing the war effort. He argues the Army and Navy must not be denounced and accuses critics of aiding enemies while defending wartime unity and congressional authorization questions. He calls Winslow a traitor and asserts strong support for ongoing campaigns in the Philippines.
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