Conspiracy and War Preparations in Philippine Insurrection
Fragmentary 1899 1900 letters describe Aguinaldo's revolt plans, urging local militia mobilization in Manila and nearby towns. Proclamations threaten war with the United States, while internal communications show efforts to incite Filipinos to fight Americans and organize a nationwide resistance.
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J. J. Kewin
Aesistaut Allegen
Cons
Luebun
Guluayengan
Yerior
Secretary of the Interior
Manila
Lassion
Tayaboa
Ranta Ana
Sarandana
Lucena
Din
Quirino Eleazat
United States
Asadi
Mandia
Emilio Aguinaldo
Messinley
Philippine Commission
Paquinuliln
Congress
Army
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Ireh
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Ranta Mees
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Treat
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San Juan
Nebraska Sentinel
South Dakota
San Juan Bridge
Nebraska Regiment
Aptiiy
Nebraska
Grayson
Nebraska Volunteers
Sentinel
No. 2
Paris
Philippines
Adiral Dewey
Philippine Army
Gelick
Apeasy Mining
San Juan del Monte
Costa
Manla
Pateladem
Malulos
Philippine Rebellion Sparks Global Reactions in 1880
In a Northwestern tone the piece reports reactions to Philippine independence debates. It cites celebrations in New York and speakers praising a president, while denouncing Filipino resistance as theft and rebellion. The text condemns actions against U.S. authority and cites a December 4 1880 dispatch from Guinabatan.
Exports of Manufactures Shine in Global Markets
The rise in American manufactured exports last year marks a standout feature of foreign trade. Total manufactured exports reached 11% of all shipments, with sharp growth from 1860 to 1900, showing factories expanding reach and boosting wages at home while entering world markets.
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Fas
Lota
Monex
Democratic Party
Commerce and Finance Propel United States Through Prosperous Year
The report notes the government year end balance as the nation’s stocktaking moment. It proclaims trade across the globe with interchanged commodities and records a colossal annual business total surpassing all prior years by about 820 million. A favorable foreign balance appears, suggesting strong overall prosperity and prudent financial health.
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Aguinaldo
Democratic Party
United States
Philippines
Tnijer Rialinm Tay
Ita
Klew
Thexeile
Philly Hove
Beran
Don Emilio
Studis
Bryai
Bryan
Bryan ‘Pilipino Republic
Fareiga
Bryna
Felipe
Encamino
Tarlac
McWintey
Syndependencia
Philippinos
Beyer
McKinley
Braten
Cuba
Spain
New York
Siryan
Inmure
Gerermiernt
Army
Coifted States & Co
Tony
Dodging the Issue Candidate Alschuter Comments on Prep Silver
In the Chicago Times Seraid column, candidate Alschuter weighs in on the prep silver issue, arguing the debate misses core questions and outlines his stance on policy and public funds. The piece frames his remarks as a response to opponents and situates them within the broader electoral discourse.
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Alschuter
Chicago Times
Seraid
Will Vote for McKinley and Georgia Voter’s Confusion
A garbled wartime style fragment references support for McKinley and mentions a Georgian voter sharing thoughts on ballots and kin, with unclear phrasing about elections, friends, and future family. The illegible OCR yields partial lines about voting, positions, and lines on a fence, preserving a sense of civic hesitation.
Prosperity Across Industries Prompts Wide New Investments
The piece lists diverse new industrial projects and factories in Georgia Florida Tennessee Arkansas and Virginia, including a $10,000,000 plan in Fort Valley and multiple plants across the South and East. It argues labor profits, bank growth, and tariff protection fuel nationwide prosperity with rising bank deposits and savings.
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Texas
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