Call for Moral and Educational Expansion of Cuba and Isles
In the wake of the Americo-Spanish war the speaker urges a grand program of moral and religious expansion for Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines. He advocates free schools and printing presses, American editors and reporters on the islands, and a vast evangelical campaign to educate and Christianize the populations within five years.
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Louis Klopfelt
Waluengton
Talmage
United States
Madrid
Washington
China
India
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Cuba
Porto Rico
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George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
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Pacific
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Gulf of Mexico
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Carvera
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Hoe
Yonder
Capitol
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Santiago
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Church of God
Christ
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Ateads
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Heaven
Earth
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Atention
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John J. Crittendess
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Society Islands
United States Leading in Coal Production May Soon Supplant U K
The treasury bureau of statistics shows the United States expanding coal output from 173 million tons in 1897 to 219.8 million in 1898 while Britain produced 226.3 million. If trends continue the United States will become the world’s leading coal producer, though exports place the U S lower than Britain in global coal shipments.
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Washington
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Australasia
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Spain
Geological Survey
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Baseball Records Stand In National League and Atlantic Standings
National League standings show Brooklyn 2-3 at Philadelphia and Boston 7-22-4 with Chicago and New York in midfield. Saturday games feature Philadelphia 15 over Pittsburgh and Cincinnati 2 over Boston as Baltimore beats Chicago 7-5 and New York defeats Louisville 13-2. Atlantic League results include Lancaster over Paterson 10-3 and Wilkes-Barre losing twice to Reading. Sunday and Monday games include a New York win atWinpoken 13-2 and Newark 5 Reading 3 in Newark-Reading matchup.
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Cinnati
Chicago
Louisville
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Clevland
Winpoken
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Scranton
Wilkesba
Allentown
Reading
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Lancastre
Paterson
Scranton-Scranton
Newark
Wiketbarre-Wilkesbarre
Loubet attacked by crowd at Paris races amid arrests
President Loubet and M Dupuy rode to Auteuil races amid a violent demonstration by anti government factions. Police arrested about 130 protesters including aristocrats. Comte Boni de Castellane and Comte de Dion resisted, while Loubet remained unmoved and vowed measures to preserve order.
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Bousehold
M. GC. Bailloud
Auteuil
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Avenue Des Champa-Slysees
Panama
Abias Loubet
Vive Larmee
Vive Loubet
League of Patriots
Comte Christian
Tg 2
Premior
Moade
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Gers
M. Firmin Faur
Oran
Algeria
Grilliore
Legion of Honor
Jeannesse Royaliste
Ligue Des Patriotes
Comtesse Boni de Castellane
Anna Gould
New York
Jeunesse Royaliste
Comte Boni de Castellaine
Jean
Comte de Dion
France
Count Christiani
Comte d’Aubigny d’ Assis
Grilliere
M. Loubet
the Elysee
Race Course Committee
Toade
M. Dansette
Armentieres
Troop advances face mud and mountain struggle in Luzon
American forces under General Hall and General Lawton push toward Morong and Laguna de Bay amid marshes and heavy terrain. The Owens regiments, including First Washington and First North Dakota, clash with Filipino forces near Antipolo and Mariachino, suffering several casualties as gunboat support pries open the coast.
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Pio del Pilar
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Pasig
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Manila
Mariquina
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Fourth Cavalry
Fall
Noroar Pen'nsu'a
Halli
Lawton
Mariachino
Laguna de Bar
Oregon
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