Schuman views open door to China in Philippine future
President Schurman of the Philippines Commission discusses Mindanao and imperial policy, saying rebellion is largely Tagalog and that only about 1.5 million of 8 million Filipinos revolt. He predicts two generations of education will lift the islands, urges U S openness to China, and notes peace in the Sulu group with support for U S administration.
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Mindanao
United States
China
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Pacific Ocean
Globe
Schurman
Philippines Commission
Globe-Democrat
Sehuraan
Laem
Philippine Islands
Negros
Philippine
Nuetral
Philippines
Sula
Philippine Archipelago
Sela
Fragmented account of Philippine conflict and colonial views
Excerpt describes American views on the Philippines, including perceived natures of Tagalogs and Visayans, Jesuit observations of Cebu, Negros, Panay, and Luzon, plus musings on education, religion, and potential for peace. Mentions McKinley and politics, rice shortages, and a mix of anecdote and speculation about future governance and trade implications.
Filipinos in Philippines praised by American visitors
Mrs Scharman and her husband Sete plan a return trip after completing duties in the Philippines. Prof Rhuwor notes educated Filipinos equal to any civilized people. They discuss Western civilization benefits and the potential of these people as they meet in Omaha and elsewhere.
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Sohitmiei
Gerne
Philippines
Prat Scharman
Onmha
Wellman Expedition Reaches Tromsoe After Franz Josef Land
Walter Wellman and survivors arrive at Tromsoe aboard Capella after completing Franz Josef Land exploration. The party reports a grim fate at Fort McKinley and Harisworth House, with Bentsen dead and Bodily remains kept by Bjorvig during arctic darkness. The voyage details hardships and northern crossings, noting high latitude treks and early spring progress.
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Tromsoe
Franz Josef Land
Pao Woasig
Bore Bonsen
Nansen
Cape Tegel
Hall's Bet
Peaching
Fort McKinley
Wilham
Kyodo Dee Fund
Fragmented OCR reveals cryptic geographies and names across a world map
The garbled text lists numerous places, people, and dates in a stream of OCR corruption. It mentions UAE Apple Births, Kilwa Dofuia Geatid Deyetn, Mids at London, Archangel to develop, and various names such as Duke, Mott, Fred, Brad, and Vive, creating a scattered mosaic without a clear, cohesive event or narrative.
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Henge Howe
Sorhie
Arving
Ite
Tony
Eline
Itv
Mune
Chinese Exclusion Laws Extended to Philippines
Washington informs Manila that the United States has applied the Chinese exclusion laws to the Philippines, causing diplomatic questions. Gen Otis reportedly acted independently, while Chinese and Philippine authorities weigh next steps amid unclear directives from Washington and Manila.
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Washington
Parton Nt
Otis
Manila
Philippines
State Department
United States
War Department
Otts
Wu Ting Fang
Heere
Onis
Mosif
Tien
Williams
Muni
Henin Bee
Suatectary
Ata
Admiral
Exclusion Laws, Philippines, and Immigration Policy Debate
A garbled report notes Chinese exclusion laws not applying to the Philippines and suggests officials hope Gen. Ovis's action is temporary. It mentions Cuba and Puerto Rico, and refers to immigration policy as not part of the laws. Also advertises Dr Fowler's Extract and a Chicago excursion with limited details.
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Hobson
Philippines
Ovis
Veepen
Cuba
Porto Rico
Ordinance Orders Wires Buried by November 2
Port Marion Aug 21 ordinance passed by the common council requires all telephone wires to be placed in underground conduits by Nov 2. It was enacted at the request of Michigan Bell Co. and reportedly may force the new state company out of business unless repealed.
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Visays
Pune
Philippnes
Luzon
Republican Party
McKinley
Selanmet
Port Maron
Common Council
Michigan Bell Co
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Ad Copy with Tax Appointments
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla for spring weakness and blood purification, followed by Hood's Pills claims. The piece shifts to a Lansing, Michigan notice: five state tax commission clerks appointed, with names Campbell, Green Ameler, Red. Mackey, Charles I. Brucker, Jacob Braun, and Fred C. Maviler named among the commissioners.
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Lansing
Mich
State Tax Commission
Campbell
EB. A. Green Ameler
Coldwater
Branch County
Qakman
Red. Mackey
Charles I. Brucker
Detroit
Freeman
Jacob Braun
Washtenaw
Fred C. Maviler
St. Clair
Ridiculous Patent Cure Claims From Local Ad Copy
An odd, garbled advertisement touts a set of alleged remedies for rheumatism and fatigue. It claims pills named Kduepdover and references doctors and cures, though the text is incoherent and lacks verifiable details.
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