Treaty duty in the Philippine question debated in Congress
The passage discusses the 1898 treaty with Spain transferring sovereignty over the Philippine Islands to the United States, the duties toward inhabitants, and the commission appointed in 1900 to study local governance, taxation, and public improvements. It notes orders to the military commander and aims for humane protection of life and property while establishing American authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igen
Architetewoda
Tito
Philippines
Spain
Wwe
Pesca Waa
United States
Philippine Islands
Planis
Ehd
I Banefita
Jacob Gould Bchurman
New York
George Deway
Charles Denby
Indiana
Dean C. Worcester
Michigan
Elwell
Otis
U. 3
Mahila
Isienda
Senate of the
Congress
Commission Report on Philippine Governance and Civil Rights
The text outlines American plans for governing the Philippines, stressing a limited local capacity, the need for direct American control, and the dangers of anarchy if occupancy ends. It endorses education expansion, civil liberties, and English language access, with emphasis on establishing a free primary system and gradual provincial administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinasiaton
J Waldabis
Balii
Manila
Dirsat
Commie Alon
Philippines
Ouis Powere
Islanda
Manila policy harms Philippine prospects and raises fears
Fragmented OCR reports describe military and political debate over governing the Philippines after the war. General Merritt and Admiral Dewey are cited on plans for insurgent leadership, civil order, and potential U.S. involvement. The text warns that ceding control to Tagalog politicians could ruin reforms, provoke factional strife, and invite violence while noting rising sugar output and customs revenue in Negros and broader colonial governance issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awuthaldo Hays
Masbate
8Buyan
Tablas
Bohol
Figfl
United Etates
Iplanda
Sams
Malalos
Ita
Sealoud
Negros
Spain
Gaheral
Gresné
Andersot
Muntigs
Manus
Abdefada
Saya
Dewey
Aguinaldo
Manila
Orient
United States urged to honor duty in Philippine governance
A commission reports that the United States must uphold sovereignty and civil rights in the Philippines. It insists on treating the islanders with dignity and respect, aligning governance with national honor and moral responsibility. The congress is urged to consider this comprehensive finding and observe both material and personal rights of the Philippine people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippina Commonwealth
Philippine Igiandy
Congress
United States
Islands
Appointed Olive Commission in the archipelago crisis
In March 1900 the insurrection was believed nearly ended as Olive appointed a commission including Le Menge Teale and Bie Worcester Ann Luke L Wright Benny Ide and Fpeling oars to promote stable government across the archipelago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Menge
Teale An Bie
Worcestss
Ann
Luke L Wright
Rayneases
Benny . Ide
Vermont
Setaha
I Believe What Fiedge Has Been Fisc... of Manila
SVAHENDER OF MANILA declares belief in the pledge that Macnila fell to capitulation on August 18, 1889, safeguarding religious worship educational establishments and private property under American army honor. He asserts the U S government must protect and guide the peoples of the Philippine Islands toward peace and prosperity. He charges this pledge be fully performed to honor and protect all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipines
Sar
Wailitaé Lan
Philippinés
Manila
Seatroy
Host
Philippines
Macnila
United States
PiyUppine Islands
Manila Tariff Reform and Philippine Governance Plans
The document outlines a proposed tariff reform and prudent customs policy to fund efficient government in Manila, including a militia, civil service reforms favoring Filipinos in lower ranks, and broad educational expansion. It emphasizes public works like Manila harbor, railroad expansion, and a centralized government within eighteen months to advance rights and prosperity.
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Orient
Manila
Mantis
America
Todd
Anc
Larniay
Philippines
Mdntla
Power in the Philippines to be Surrendered to New Authority
Fragmentary wartime style note discusses 14 to remain and power diminution in the Philippines. It asserts our duty and obligation to lead but warns that authority will be transferred to a new power lacking experience to maintain stable government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmeth
Snap Shot of Prosperity in Savings Banks
Figures from the comptroller of the currency show growth in deposits and depositors across states for the year. Illinois and New York lead gains while average deposits per account rise unevenly, with 614,901 new depositors and a national average of 291.85 dollars per account.
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Comptroller of the Currency
Washington
Oblaion
Daposits
Illinois
Nyw York
Benks
United States
Middle West
Ohio
Indiana
Dlinois
Michigan
Wiseswein
Minnesota
Delaware
Maryland
New York
Pannsylvenia
New Jersey
Ieee Thin
Laat
England
CRIA
Debate on Philippine Protectorate and US obligations
The speaker argues against retaining a protectorate without consent of the governed, warning it provokes conflict and undermines sovereignty. They assert US rights and title are solid, denying a foreign, arbitrary rule, and urge adherence to treaties and responsible governance in the Philippines rather than imposing protectorate status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomplal
Ana Xhay
AOE Dratest Sven Hs Huusinos
Santa Axa Tiéir Troubld
Tha
Albig
Senate of
Tn United States
Senate
Congress
United States
Philippilea
Shab
No Place for Imperialism in Republican Creed
Lisa Imperi argues against imperialism in U S policy toward the Philippines and China. She asserts liberty and the Constitution as foundations of the Republican Party, condemning hypocrisy and urging consistency in domestic and foreign conduct, pledging to uphold freedom, equality, and republican ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Achain
Philippines
Republican Party
Barite
Tech
United States
Abrahat Lincoln
Porto Rico
Tho Fisg
Republc
Republic
China
Hite
Aiders Urge Swift End to War With Spain
Readers argue that the expedition under General Merritt should aid Dewey to end the war with Spain promptly. They question whether it was honorable to protect lives and property during the conflict and after peace, asking if ratification by the Senate requires upholding moral standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate of the
United States
Unclear text on Philippine sovereignty and treaty terms
Fragmentary OCR text discusses sovereignty over the Philippine archipelago after a treaty. Mentions Congress and a perceived limit on surrendering territory, but the passage is garbled and lacks coherent facts or dates. No clear individuals, organizations, or outcomes are established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Archipelago
Pesos
Congress
Philippines Self-Government Aim Amid Treaty Debate
The speaker defends a policy to establish suitable local government in the Philippines and to grant self-government when ready, under constitutional authority, while criticizing opponents who supported the treaty. He notes ratification by Senate and congressional sanction and warns against surrender to insurgents and loss of sovereignty.
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Polippines Py
Congress
Archipelago
Comate
Senate
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