Senator Morgan Pushes Nicaragua Canal Speech
Senator Morgan uses a Colombian hitch to distribute a new issue of his celebrated speech in Scranton on November 29 1102. He is portrayed as persistent in promoting the canal route despite delays.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1902
Page
7
Senator Morgan uses a Colombian hitch to distribute a new issue of his celebrated speech in Scranton on November 29 1102. He is portrayed as persistent in promoting the canal route despite delays.
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A poetic meditation on the night yielding to day as a warbler sings at dawn. The speaker praises the bird’s constant vitality, comparing its clear tone to triumph and joy, and imagines the rising light as a herald of victory and heaven.
Walter Ballard argues American occupation improves education in the Philippines citing towns like San Carlos and Pangasinan. He notes cholera deaths, language barriers, and uneven English ability among Filipinos while praising the spread of American teachers and school systems funded by colonial revenue. He also mentions Dr. W Atkinson retiring as education superintendent and travels planned to Elam Java Jidlu Bgypt Palestine and Europe.
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