Old Glory and Philippine tensions loom in far seas
The article blends patriotic doggerel with dispatches from the peace conference. It reports Spain's rejection of US terms for the Philippines and assertions that US control rests on Spain’s consent, noting Manila capitulation issues and European press reactions. It cites Madrid and Vienna correspondents and German outlets commenting on US stance and future governance of the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Spain
United States
Philippine
Philippines
Antilles
Orient M. Cambon
Madrid
Senor Rios
Manila
Losdoo
Daily Mail
Vienna
Times
Fremderblatt
Lelieve
Howewr
Germany
Monitor Republic Renames and Shifts to Home Print
The Monitor Republic at Richfield Kuners changes name to Monitor and becomes a home print publication. A gas explosion rips through the basement of the capitol in Washington, wrecking the Supreme Court room and destroying library volumes. A Maris disputch states the See ish American peace commissioners held No peace version Tuesday to permit translation of the United States reply to the late Spanish Propositions.
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Monitor Republic
Richfield
Kuners
Monitor
Capitol
Washington
Supreme Court
Maris Disputch
United States
Paris
St. Louis
Spain
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Louisiana
Florida
California
Mississippi
Alleghenies
Alaska
Philippines
American Union
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Jefferson
France
Congress
John Randolph
Spaniva
Ciayburse
Dilalbieippl
Indian Territory
William Henry Harrison
Old Tippecanoe
Missouri Territory
Louisiana Purchase
Claiborne
Actimjo
Paris Rico
Lower Louisiane
Pere Rico
Loss of the Infanta Maria Teresa Near Bahamas
The armored cruiser Infanta Maria Teresa, in tow from Cuba, sank off San Salvador after a fierce storm. The Merritt rescued Captain Harris and 13 crewmen, all other survivors came ashore later at Walling Island. No lives reported lost aside from missing clothing and gear.
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Charleston
Bng Merritt
Infanta Maria Teresa
San Salvador
Bahamas
Caimanera
Cuba
New York
Cape Maysi
Bahaman
Atoroy
Merritt
Harris
Maria Teresa
Teresa
Walling Island
Toon Taeaday
Pairs and Expositions Threaten Traditional Fairs
The piece argues that fairs and expositions divert attention from agricultural fairs with grand shows and free tickets. It urges a return to old fashioned agricultural fairs with livestock events, baby shows, and neighborly exchanges, while noting benefits of farm life trips and admonishing overuse of complimentary tickets. It also touches on market trends and international news including Spain and the Philippines, plus historic views on territorial expansion and governance.
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Porto Rio
Hawsil
Hemisphere
Arctic Myntorien
Borealis
Washington Star
Texas Stock and Farm Journal
Labrador
Peary
Arctic
Paria
McKinley
Cleveland
Ocean
Thoma Jefferson
Kanaae City Journal
Knights OF
Pythias
Frank Laughly
Hodge, K
Wnd
Colorado
Olti Wate
Lovalanchia
Bhose
Rockies
Areblece
Ding Moy
Unkwieimty
Arkansas Valley Nursories Hodgwick
Kaunas
RAM
WNL
Arches
Adda
Lanois
Gajdel
Carter Tracy
Beaver
L. M. Larsen
Ordent Shop
Palmer
Chicago
Inter Ocean
M. M
Tara
Injon Fence CO
de Kalb, Fl
Kansas City
Delly
Traian
Sas
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