Coal rich Cebu island drives German expansion fears
The article discusses German interests in coal on Cebu Island, Philippines, arguing coal resources outweigh land or other minerals. It claims coal deposits near Cebu could influence imperial power and navy fuel needs, with Dewey's Manila action underscoring strategic value. It suggests the United States would back coal access to Asia and control of nearby mines.
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