May 20th, 1900
The President visited Major Panel in his military installation this morning. While we three were gathered together, we suddenly heard the sound of slapping. I… Read More »May 20th, 1900
The President visited Major Panel in his military installation this morning. While we three were gathered together, we suddenly heard the sound of slapping. I… Read More »May 20th, 1900
When we woke up this morning, an Igorot told me that the Americans were to be found in Sumadell, the next ranchería. Upon being informed… Read More »May 17th, 1900
We received letters from Manila; from [illegible] dated April 6. From General Tinio’s letter, I was informed of the death of Miguel Aguinaldo. Without any… Read More »May 14th, 1900
Left Sili for Banabá; night was spent in open camp; continuing the journey the following day, we found Banabá deserted. We, therefore, continued to Balinsugan… Read More »February 15th, 1900
About 3:30 o’clock a.m., we left camp at Oscaris. At night, after fording a little river, we slept in open camp. Continuing the journey the… Read More »February 11th, 1900 (Sunday)
We rose early; the day was gloomy, the sky cloudy, rain threatened, and there was also quite a wind.
Sunday. About midday, we were informed that the Americans were in Camarag; so we placed ourselves on the alert. Later, this was contradicted. We were… Read More »February 4th, 1900
Nothing happened.
Nothing happened.