Manila Real Estate Verdant Through American Occupation
The article analyzes Manila property values and rents under American rule, noting prewar Filipino ownership and habitations with low demand, swelling rents after Americans arrived, and a surge in prices for desirable houses. It argues that extended tenant accommodation and rapid transit to open suburbs will balance values, bringing east and south Manila within reach for residents and spurring overall city development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thom
Uix
Floers
Manila
Wad Ja Ethis
Wales
Bpaniard
Hovses
Resi
Avidk
Ye Five Stages iEvolution of Ye Ping Ponger
A quirky verse about a novice player described in archaic language. It narrates stages of practice and embarrassment, ending with a dismissive boast that the author would flee, quipping about printing at the Bulletin office.
Courts in the Philippines New Messiah Coming
A Tropic Truth report describes continued American style courts in the Philippines, led by Judge K. Finley Johnson in Zambales. It praises the Supreme Court and district courts, notes lack of juries, interpreters vital to proceedings, and the rule of law portrayed as progressive yet preserving traditional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philippines
Supreme Court
Gayetang Arellano
Auproni
Pusblos
Hin Hopar
K. Finley Johnson
Lie
Ren
Cast
Union
Pangasinan
Zambalew
Talen
Neventy-Ve
Cara Haon
Harden
Johnson
Zambales
Aad
Himanlf
Provincs
Philippians
Fum
Spanien
el Bonar
Gobernador Dé la Peovinela
Provines
Ariana
Plate
Inet
Zamatialos
Rotondong
Order of
Jonneon
AL Shah
J. Hylmyth Piggott
London
United States
Problems for the chess enthusiasts tourney recap
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Mississippi chess tourney clash between leaders with a French Defense sequence. The game features rapid White development and pressure, with rooks doubled after queen moves, and White ultimately wins as Black’s defense breaks down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixsissipp
Earumment i
White Hine
Methard Kimbell
Rauyy
Diack Bay
Rooke
Ready Wit As Used By Men Of Eminence
A collection of witty retorts from historical figures. Chak Huvivigh, John Bright, the Abbe de Volsonon, the Duke of Wellington, M Gravy, Sir Frank Lockwood, and a youthful MP are cited for clever putdowns. The anecdotes illustrate sharp repartee across politics and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huvivigh
John Bright
Mr. Bright
Bameon
Duke of Wellington
Wellington
Louis Philip
M. Ie
Cleerone
Frank Lockwood
Ransparent
Oistaken
Frank
Linux Aitican
Audi
Bearded Myra the Chicago mare with a mustache spectacle
A Chicago story describes Myra Hi the Black Giant a mare with a long black mustache on her upper lip. Veterinarians and owners discuss prenatal influences and theories on the origin, while crowds gaze as the horse travels from Clinton to Chicago for observation and potential sale. Numerous offers are reported but the owner Mr King refuses to part with her, stating care and feeding as his priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Myra
Wien
F. A. King
Clinton
King
Hay
Ter
Han Prandten
Mollie
Fortune
Ape
Dimoum
Footatepe
Atyto
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DR. Lorenz
Lorenz
Mueller
Vienna
Armours
Francisco
H. W. Howard
Manila Real Estate
Ramo
Ani
Rabutte
Alec
Alba
Yo Fulke
Bulletin Office
Weed
Mayall
Castion
Pope Bum
Hinck
Hpgkkesa
Tommy
Pic Hue
Philadelphia
Pittabure
Toy
Phillie
Pittsbura
Gayeo
Philadelhia
Erening Harletin
Freddy
Papa
Detroit
Earl of Rosalys
New York
Simpson
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