Relic of a past censorship in the Philippines war
A Perry Advertiser column denounces censorship of Philippine news as a move to deceive the American people. It argues for transparency about the war, questions imperial aims, and critiques the administration’s policy of conquest and “benevolent assimilation.” The piece contrasts Spanish and American wartime controls and defends self-government for Filipino people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Pitts
Manila
Philippines
Oth
Colummus
Alger
Hanna
Filipinos Compared with Japanese Parliaments in July Review
An article by Hon. John Barrett, ex-minister to Siam, criticizes anti imperialist views on Philippines. He argues Aguinaldo’s government at Cavite Malolos showed order and debate, praising Filipino leaders and their modernized troops. Barrett contrasts Filipino decorum with imperialist praise of benevolent assimilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunigh
Aoman
Leung
Philippines
Barrete
Aguinaldo
America
John Barrett
Siam
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Barrett
Senate
Cavite
Bakor
Iater
Malolos
Ito
Tim Ie
Iight
Public spat over Pingree McKinley stance in Michigan
Fragmentary report cites Alger accusing Pingree of backing McKinley. Pingree denies fixed ties, says his position depends on the president. He hints sympathy with NeSmey if McKinley’s methods upset voters, arguing the political line is fluid and personal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alger
Washington
Gov
Pingree
McKinley
Redhot
Sam
BlcKinley
Meinley
Mark Hanna
NeSmey
Tickinney
Editorial Notes on Local Convention and Philippine Call
The piece notes a Republican county convention choosing to keep the Adel seravor, mocks rival candidates and factions, and laments the administration finally recognizing the Philippine crisis by issuing a call for 35,009 volunteers for five years. It hints at unlikely political alliances and a mighty standing army amid broader national tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adel
Philippines
Record Run Up the Coon River to Perry Aboard Adel Launch
Edgtor Vaughas of the Adel Record describes a weekstart voyage aboard a steam launch up the Coon River from Adel. The trip reached Garautte and Minburn bridges with a swift current near Graney, requiring crew to tow and land to pass the rapid. After rest in Perry, the return voyage showed strong public interest and local townsfolk followed the boat both ways.
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Edgtor Vaughas
Adel
Coon
Perry
Garautte
Minburn
Shively
Graney Bridge
Cnt
Perry Bridge
Adel Perry
Pee Willet
County Congress Board Adjourned Meeting Proceedings
County congress adjourned session records show members present and listings of tax exemptions and property valuations. The minutes note penalties for personal property errors, exemptions per Revised Code, and names of individuals exempt or adjourned to meet on a specified date and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexi Heckett
Beard
Hsbivers
Aysherebr
Ube
O. Loring
Dai- Haas Coney
U.G
CE. Dave
M. Williamson
A. Chase
Jonathan Clerk
WG. Puffendarger
A. Carter
Jacob Payton
W. Bramer
T Smith
J. M. Anderson
WH. Johnson
Jhshively
Radstotr. Chatman
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