Dewey’s Cavite Victory Launches U S Philippine Empire
A historic account recounts Admiral Dewey’s May 1 1898 victory at Manila Bay with the Olympia and supporting ships. It details the rapid destruction of Spanish fleet, the surrender of Cavite, and the broader aftermath shaping American rule in the Philippines through 1900, including Gen. Lawton and MacArthur campaigns and early civil governance efforts.
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Dewey
Manila Bay
Far East
United States
Hong Kong
Olympia
Charles V. Gridley
Raleigh
Joseph B. Coghlan
Baltimore
Neheminsh M. Dyer
Boston
Frank Wildes
Monocacy
Oscar W. Farenholt
Concord
Aga Walker
Petrel
Edward P. Wood
Cavite
Philippine
Corregidor
Gattison
Manila
Gridley
Good -Cruiser
Admiral Montojo
Merritt
Asia
Cuba
Spain
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Pasig
Malolos
Malinta
San Fernando
Santa Cruz
Lawton
MacArthur
Pio
Angeles
Young
San Mateo
Baleuag
Qhyingua
Tarlac
Mabalacat
San Fabian
San Jacinto
Maj
John A. Logan
Dagupan
Bautista
Tilipino Congress
Otis
War Department
Washington
Interior
Congress
Vigan
Luzon
Tino
del Pilar
Tirona
McCalla
Gilmore
Navy
Daler
Gens
Schwan
Wheaton
Gena
Bates
Hell
Camarines
Funston
Taft
Samar
Malvarhan
Bear Ye One Another's Burdens Sermon by Rev. Talmage
Frank De Witt Talmage urges mutual help as a Christian duty. He cites Paul in Galatians 6 2 and stories of John B. Gough and everyday neighbors to show bearing others burdens strengthens faith, fosters community, and aligns with Christ's law.
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Louis Klopsch
Chicago
Frank de Witt Talmage
Paul A
Ananias
Damascus
Paul
Gen. Grant
Sheridan
Meade
Humphreys
Ord
Warren
Wright
Hartranft
Grant
Lee
Appomattox
John B. Gough
Kko
Pillsbury
Jesus Christ
Jericho
Africa
Galatia
Bers
God
Peter
Christ
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Col. Smith
Cornwall
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George Dewey
Webley Merritt
The
Arthur McArtihvur
A. R. Chaffee
William H. Taft
Frank Dewitt Talemage