The Future of China and United National Prosperity
The piece argues for a united China to sustain American trade and influence. It notes internal barriers from taxation and the need for rail expansion while praising Chinese industriousness and perseverance. It contrasts Chinese reverence for ancestors with the nation’s potential for progress if not divided.
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China
A& Rap
Hoe
Forefathers' Path to Peace Prosperity and Liberty
A patriotic statement emphasizes China’s future of peace prosperity and friendship with all nations. It recalls the forefathers’ course toward union and liberty and frames it as a guiding national ideal.
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China
Price of a Nation Urges Fight on Liquor and Church Silence
A patriotic editorial argues that internal foes threaten the nation more than foreign enemies. It cites Washington’s use of force against the Whiskey Rebellion, links liquor to insurrection in the Philippines and race violence at home, and laments church silence as a danger to liberty. It urges sacrificing comfort and influence to uphold righteous action.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Philippines
John Muhlenburg
Woodstock
Berkle
God’s Temple
Government of Insular Possessions Under US Rule
The United States governs Porto Rico and the Philippines through the Division of Insular Affairs in the War Department. Porto Rico is now civil, the Philippines partly military and partly civil. After hostilities, revenue systems and laws were formed, with education expanding as teachers seek positions.
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United States
Insular Affairs
Department of War
Pacific
Atlantic
Porto Rio
Philippines
Porto Rico
Thehilippines
War Department
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