6th February 1945
The evacuation program is still meeting with difficulties. The Mainichi reports today that some of the evacuees are even returning to the cities, either because… Read More »6th February 1945
The evacuation program is still meeting with difficulties. The Mainichi reports today that some of the evacuees are even returning to the cities, either because… Read More »6th February 1945
The Vice-Rector of Letran College has returned from a trip to the South. According to him, the guerrillas are continuing their war activities although there… Read More »December 24, 1943
Well, it’s two weeks already –and no bombs yet– We don’t know whether the Japs are holding off so as to “soften” us up by… Read More »Dec. 21, 1941
My first greeting this morning was a dispatch . . . announcing Republican victories. Before the Commission met, the Associated Press agent, Mr. Mack [a… Read More »Wednesday, November 9th, 1898
“Una Muerte Honorosa” Rumors are rampant. The English dispatches are suspect and we are advised not to place too much trust in them. The English… Read More »Monday, 16 May, 1898
THEY ARRIVE AT MINDANAO. When we came aboard our ship again we steered away for the island Mindanao, which was now fair in sight of… Read More »June 22, 1686
Four hours before daybreak, at this time that we anchored, I saw a canoe by the light of the moon and this same day, as… Read More »Saturday, 24 March 1565
We had the ships all ready to sail. We left Tuesday morning and sailed all day and all night the full length of the island.… Read More »Monday, 20 February 1565
[Victoria departs Alor and arrives the next day at the island of Timor, along which the ship coasts for three weeks while trading for provisions.]… Read More »25th of January, 1522