Dewey's Manila Bay Victory Chronicle From 1898
A dramatic narrative recounts Commodore Dewey leading the U S fleet to a decisive April 27 victory at Manila Bay. The battle destroys the Spanish fleet with minimal American casualties, highlighting swift action, strategic passage past Corregidor, and naval prowess.
The Hero of Manila In a dawn battle to start the war
An eyewitness account describes the Manila battle as the fleet under Commodore Dewey advances from Cavite, engages Spanish ships including the Reina Cristina and Castilla, and defeats them with rapid fire. The victory marks a turning point in global perception of American power and national identity.
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Bay of
Cavite
Republic
Ours
George Dewey
Vermont
Drake
Nelson
de Ruyper
Collingwood
Farragut
Dewey
Maine
Mirs Bay
China
Hong Kong
Manila
Olympia
Williams
Halliards
Baltimore
Raleigh
Petrel
Concord
Boston
McCulloch
Nanshan
Zafiro
Spain
Montejo
Bolivioa Cape
Luzon
Yajiro
Corregidor
Jesson
Subig Bay
Subig
Manila Bay
Cristina
Den
Castilla
Gridley
Republic of America
Europe
The Mysteries and Doctrines Across Churches
Readings from religious leaders discuss church mysteries, nature, citizenship, economics, and spirit age. Notable voices include Dr. G H Combs Kansas City Rev W H Carwardine Chicago Rev Dr Conaty Washington Rev J F Carson Brooklyn Rev J A B Wilson San Francisco Rev B Fay Mills Boston Rev G W Stone Kansas City Rev Dr Behrends Brooklyn Dr Joseph Stolz Chicago Rev A A Rice Los Angeles Rev J Van Horn Boston Rev F E Mason Brooklyn St Paul Rev W L Philips New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Combs
Kansas City
W. H. Carwardine
Methodist
Chicago
Conaty
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Isms
I. P. Coddington
Universalist
Rochester
J. F. Carson
Presbyterian
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jesus
Reyv
J. A. B. Wilson
Alethodist
San Irancisco
Cal
B. Fay Mills
Boston
Mass
G. W. Stone
Unitarian
Joseph Stolz
St. Chistians
A. A. Rice
Los Angeles
Christ
J. van Horn
IF. E. Mason
Christian Scientist
Brooklyn, N. Y
Lieutenant Freeman Ambushed Near Apia
British officer Lieut Angel Hope Freeman of the Tauranga led an Anglo American force ambushed near Apia. His prior actions earned the Alexandrian medal in 1882 and the Alexandria clasp and Ikhédive's bronze star. He later received the Royal Humane Society bronze medal in 1890 for rescuing Petty Officer Roe off Barbadoes.
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Apia
Lieut
Angel Hope Freeman
Tauranga
Freeman
Alexandria
Ing
Ikhedive
Tourmaline
West Indies
Royal Humane Society
Roe
Barbadoes
Veeman
Treasury report surveys Samoan islands and trade
A Treasury Bureau of Statistics publication details the Samoan islands location between San Francisco and Australia, their ten inhabited and two uninhabited lands, area 1700 square miles, population about 36,000 with diverse nationalities, and 1896 trade figures showing imports of 304,159 and exports of 263,047 led by copra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Samoan Islands
Washington
San Francisco
Australia
Philippines
United States
Germany
Great Britain
China’s Powerful Sword Legend Makes People Flee
A legendary sword in China is said to grant the holder the power to decapitate any person without punishment, causing widespread fear. The tale is linked to the popularity of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, proclaimed to cure all forms of stomach troubles and drive away illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Eyebrows Across Nations and Beliefs
A historical note surveys how eyebrow shapes are read in various cultures. It cites Chinese and Greek lore linking meeting brows to doom or vampirism, while Danish and German sayings label it werewolf traits. Turkish customs praise meeting brows and use makeup to achieve the look.
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Greece
Denmark
Germany
Turkey
Round Trip Fare to Roanoke for German Baptist Brethren Meet
One first class fare for the round trip via Nickel Plate Road to Roanoke Virginia for the Annual Meeting of the German Baptist Brethren. Tickets on sale May 1 to 22, good returning until June 24. For details contact C A Asterlin traveling passenger agent Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Nickel Plate Road
Roanoke
Yvickets
C. A. Asterlin
Fort Wayne
Ind
Spring Bitters and a April Wedding Judge Confession
A dialogue fragment features a Colonel admitting he took Spring bitters and recalls his April marriage as a judge confirms the memory. The exchange centers on personal habits and a past wedding date in a historical courtroom or social setting.
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God
Behrends
Congregationalist
Lieutenant Freeman
A. I. Freeman
Hood
Larne
Canada
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
C. 5
Broughton
M. V. McInnes
Merrill Block
Detroit
Mich
D. Caven
Bad Axe
James Grieve
Reed City
Gov’m’t of Canada
Everett & Kantz
Buckingham
R.P. Hall & Co
Neshua,n.h
NEW York Chemical Coo
Milwaukee
Wis
Ayers