American role in Philippines ten years after Manila
A long reflection on American impact in the Philippines a decade after the Manila Bay ceremony notes rapid modernization education and economic opportunities. It highlights thousands of American teachers Filipino students and the booming push for schools while praising trade prospects sugar and hemp farming and the vast, largely untapped agricultural potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Archipelago
Ancelo
Manila Bay
Admiral Davey
Segund
Ree Er
Uncle Sam’s ten year experiment in the Philippine islands
The article discusses Filipino labor, education, and industrial schools under American administration, arguing against native laziness stereotypes and noting Mantle’s Institute of arts and trades as a major island program with large enrollment. It contrasts with a section on England’s royal carriage, King Edward’s state coach, its design, cost, and opulent features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Sinten
Insmar School of Arts and Trades
Mantle
Islands
Jackie Wilil
Uncle Sam
A. J. Pomeroy
England
Edward
George III
William Chambers
America
Clpriant
Royal Atud
Belnig
Cortmand
Roosevelt to Lead Africa Big Game Hunting Quest
A long article discusses President Roosevelt and his son Kermit planning a hunting expedition in East Africa at the end of his term. It notes Kermit’s role as photographer, potential costs around $26,000, and the dangers of hunting elephants, rhinoceroses, and other wildlife. It contrasts Roosevelt’sExperience with Africa’s famed game and references the Safari’s logistical details, guides, and museum ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit
Africa
Bonnevett
Tian
Haven
Goast
Kermit Slav
Tlemen
Frank Bt. Chapmen
American Mimecum of Natural History
Bir
Chapman
Thes Museum
Nimrods
East Africa
Asore
Nateral Zoological Park
Dr. Livingstone
Quilimane
Tippoa Tip
Zanzibar
Despot
Ransevelt
Canada
Great
University of Outdoor Fq
Roosevelt
Antean
Earth
Man
Aceradiiad
Phant
Ife
America
Mediterranean
Cairga
Charles BH
Gaylord
Things Reversed in Japan
In Japan natives reverse many usual tasks, with workers using feet to operate tools and animals kept in stalls while people sit to work. The text notes reversed horse stables and people steps in a mangled, satirical description of unfamiliar customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Fragmentary Note on British Military Expenditure and Trade
Fragmentary OCR text mentions British boxes for conveying payments to soldiers and traders, a San Francisco endurance race, a route to Washington, a large sum around £600,000 and a $5,000 bet, plus a confused reference to a New York Arab Horse Stock company and a Norman envoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
San Franmade
Washington
Alfor
New York Arab Horse Stock Company
Wllam
Canadian stallion Shamrock connected to Ed monton owner
The article mentions the Canadian stallion Shamrock owned by Mr Erol Cornwall of Edmonton. It notes wagers and wages in Northumberland and Durham and details eccentric claims about individuals and feats, including a German shoemaker and a Berlin man with an extraordinary flexible neck. It ends with a remark by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle about Sherlock Holmes as a bore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Shamrock
Erol Cornwall
Edmionton
Horace Will
Northumberland
Durham
England
Seta
Hewyera
Herr Thosta
Berlin
A. Conan Doyle
Vagabond Club
Sherlock Holmes
Eglys
Belgium Cremation Law Sparks Local Debate (Burglary Connection)
A curious note in a local Inn burglary case shows Ilewan pondering the crime on theoretical grounds while a policeman pursued a suspect. The report hints at procedural steps and reflections as investigators close in, amid broader talk of Belgium’s cremation ban and its implications.
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Ilewan
Tha Focal Polleamman
Tha Man
Win
Belgium
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Hyea Saa
Unile
Sam
Cuba
Luzon
New York
Stexz
San Francisco
Inverior Luzon
Hawaii
Neko
Haweli
Sama
Hea
Davotike Sland
Mindanre
United States Army
United States
Malviia
San
Corot
Winanila
Mengoe
Heles
Hermit
Roossvelt
Tno
tTt
Humanist
Sigamore Hill
Parma
China
Init
Prince Darma
Dorma
God
Inea
Kermit Roosevelt
Ferdinand Gauss
Wurttemberg
Mylog
Lebanon
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