Manila and Philippines War Coverage by Dewey Era Observer
The article recounts Admiral Dewey and Major General Wesley Merritt facing Philippine resistance, notes fevers, plague in Manila, and natural disasters. It presents Consul Elliott’s warnings about Spanish misrule, corruption, and seizures of American business, detailing conflicts with Spanish officials and a push for American rights amid war. It portrays a chaotic colonial landscape with diverse populations and a critique of Spanish governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Mac Mahon
Manille
Wesley Merritt
Philippines
Philadelphia
Charleston
Moothey
Manilla
Hongkong
Mawius
Worley Merritt
Elliott
Tasac M. Elliott
New York
United States
Madrid
Ta Gouyra
Connal Elliott
House of Warner, Blodgett & Co
Mapitis
York Sun
Islands
Ilaw
Conwal Elliott
Blodgett
Callestar
Asortinan
Eamerald
Supreme Court
Marathan
Consel Elliott
Admiral Carpenter
Yokohama
Eliot
Carpenter
Hiott
Blanco
Elliete
Blasco
Blanca
Counsnl
Hin
Warner, Blodgett & Co
Spain
House of
Warner, Karnes & Co
Spale
Cuba
Lee
Havana
Possession of the Philippines Advocated by American View
The author argues for U S control of the Philippines. Mestizos and Europeans favor American rule, while Malays, Chinese, and Negritos seek escape from Spanish oppression. A provisional government would be led by capable mestizos and other elites, with extensive tax and revenue details cited from Manila budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Eliott
Spain
Weyler
London
Paris
General Despnyol
Blanco
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
China Sea
New York State
Luzon
Washington
Manila
Mai
Manilla
Cuba
United States
Madilla
Havana
Order of the Katipanan
Negros Islands
Muyara
Pasig
Luzon Island
Negros Island
New York City
Manhattan Island
American Trade Seen in Philippine Possibilities
Manley T. Sherman argues U S possession of the Philippines could unlock vast wealth. Hemp, sugar, and tobacco exports dominate, with coffee and indigo potential later. Harsh climate, earthquakes, and insurgent activity frame a vivid portrait of a tropical frontier and its strategic value to American trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philippines
Islands
Madilla F Lock
Manley T. Sherman
Los Angeles
Cal
Philippine Islands
Williams
Manilla
Central America
Negros
Pacific
India
Arabia
Sol
Recovery Heralded After Severe Lung Illness
A man in frail health near death due to consumption improved rapidly after a friend supplied Brazilian Balt. The tonic, once started, led to dismissal of his doctor and a swift return to work in February. Lungs now sound and weight highest in years. recovery deemed nearly miraculous.
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Kit
James
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