Official Gazette in the Philippines and its history
The piece reviews the Official Gazette distributed by the Bureau of Insular Affairs through the War Department. It notes content such as acts, executive orders, and court decisions, plus historical items from early American rule in Manila. It cites a 1903 preliminary issue and Taft's 1908 address, and explains subscription details for six dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Official Gazette
Philippines
Philippine Commission For 193
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Manila
Secretary of the Instruction of the
Philippine Islands
Commission
Supreme Court
Court of Customs Appeals
Court of Land
Secretary of Public Instruction
Philippine Commission
United States
Merritt
George W. Davis
Negros
William H Taft
Union Reading Club
Manta
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Baby McKee Resents Fame as He Prepares for College
Grandson of the late President Harrison, Benjamin McKee and sister Mary Lodge McKee visit Indianapolis. They attend a trolley dinner dance and plan for college. The article notes his childhood as the famed Baby McKee and his current path toward higher education.
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Harrison
Emma Ingraham
John Thomas Watkins
Benjamin Harrison McKee
Mary Lodge McKee
Indianapolis
Broad Ripple
Benjamin McKee
Baby McKee
Private shipbuilding race heats up along the Great Lakes
Newport News reports a shipyard race between private builders and the Brooklyn Navy Yard to launch ships for the Navy. The Louisiana battleship is near launch, with the New England Canada trip by Prof William de Ford and preparations for a homeward route from 633 C street north east.
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Mre
Nannie Lyle Balt
Aalteman
Bypiphany Church
Rowera
Gertis Brown
Washington
William Ds Ord
Thirteenth Street
Misa Bertha Koehler
New York
John Louis Koeppler
Kiel
Wie
Elsie D Rowe
Menominee
Mich
JI C. Nicholson
Trinity M E
Great Lakes
C Street
William de Ford
New England States
Canada
Washington Post
Newport News
Loeal Yard
Hruokiva Navy Yard
Qennectisuk
Loulaiuna
Navy Department
Aislana #9
Sonia
Aghter
Arooklyn Yard
United States In Favor Around Orbit of China Says Peirce
Herbert H. D. Peirce Third Assistant Secretary of State reports after touring American consulates in the Orient that Oriental nations favor the United States China especially. He asserts U S policy is trusted by Chinese officials and aims to avoid territorial grabs while pursuing beneficial commerce without bleeding fellow nations.
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San Francisco
Herbert H. D. Peirce
Orient
Washington
China
United States
Hospital Corps From Washington Barracks Arrives for Getty Encampment
A 60-man hospital corps from Washington Barracks, led by Lieuts. Gilchrist and Reynolds, arrived in Gettysburg after a 22 mile foot march from Silver Run. They will supervise duty during the Pennsylvania National Guard division encampment starting next Saturday, with ground preparation already completed. Also noted, Rear Admiral Sigsbee and Mr. Dawson met President Nord in Port au Prince with Haitian marine officials aboard the Newark.
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Washington Barracks
Gettysburg
Gilchrist and Reynolds
National Capital
Pennsylvania National Guard
Silver Run
Minister Dawson
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Sigsbee
Mr. Dawson
Santo Domingo
Nord
United States
Newark
Manhattanitis and the pull of New York in verse
A compact, humorous poem about the irresistible lure of Manhattan. The speaker longs for escape from city noise yet cannot quit the bustling metropolis. Familiar sounds and signals tug at the speaker, ending with a resignation to return to the light and the Times.
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Manhattan
Downfall of a Guatemalan First Lady Before Court
Mme Barrios once Guatemala’s first lady and wife of President Reina Barrios faced an intoxication charge before a magistrate. She said her husband was assassinated and she sought her daughter in a convent. A missionary corroborated her inebriate status and past temperance efforts. Born in New Orleans, she married Barrios in New York during his exile.
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Guatemale
Kaula Republic
Nhappy
Algerin de Reyne Barriea
Guatemala
Waa
Jose Maria Reina Barrioso
New York
San Francisco
Mme. Barrios
New Orleans
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Washington, D.C
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Linen Department
Seco
King’s Best
Scotch Holland
Duple
Hartshorn
Columbia
FWSE
Dco
Charlotte Elizabeth Wells
M’kee
M. van Swingeren
Holland
Bar Harbor
A D Addison
Magnolia
Manchester-by-the Sea
Addison
Elmer Gates
Atlantic City
Chelsea
George Maxwell Robeson
Misa Ethel Maxwell Robeson
Spring Lake
N. J
Oscar D. Duncan
Duncan
Ruth Duncan
Nellie Duncan
River View
Delaware Water Gap
Cape Ma
George Boyd
Noyes
Cape May
Boyd
Dr Fair
Percival Castles
Virginia Mountains
Miss Watkins
Alexandria
Mr. Castles
M . Cunningham
Savannah
Tula Cleves Harrison
Nicholas McCarty
Miss Harrison
John Harrison
Charles J. Faulkner
Faulkner
West Virginia
Chamberlin
Old Point Comfort
Sally Paulliver
Misa Matte Banceil
Mies Hogan Tucker
Lexington
Arthur Gittan
Pennasivania
Stephen Anodgrase
Robert Shodgrass
William Gerry Morgan
Mount Pleasant
Krettan Weeda
White Mountains
New Klampakiye
Department of the Interior
Haltimore
Weet Virwalula
Penna. Ave
May Manton
Fashion Department
Seasidea
Tabard Inn Library
Ife
Louisiana Hale
Getty
Balmers
The
New York Times
Mme, Barrios Downfall
Gloucester
Mase
Payne
Philadelphia
Fae Seth Bate
Sata
Ani
Amiri
CED
Great Atlantia and Pacific Tea Company, Corner 7Th and
Chris
Xander
V. D. Rosen
G. W. Butragee
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