Friday, March 29th 1901
Left with detachment at 5.45 yesterday morning for Quilbait in the Camarines. Nothing of interest discovered. Returned 7 P.M. – distance traveled, all by water,… Read More »Friday, March 29th 1901
Emilio Aguinaldo
March 8, 1901
The honorable dictator answered Señor Mabini’s letter, instructing him to thank General MacArthur, in his name, for the invitation, but to say that the Filipinos… Read More »March 8, 1901
March 7, 1901
The honorable dictator received a letter from Señor Apolinario Mabini, dated the 22d of November, 1900, transmitting messages from the American generals, MacArthur and Bell,… Read More »March 7, 1901
December 31, 1900
In order to take leave of the nineteenth century and the old year and to welcome the new year and the new century, the honorable… Read More »December 31, 1900
August 29, 1900
At 6.30 a.m. we resumed the journey, ascending and descending the mountain ridges, but always keeping in the interior of the woods. We took the… Read More »August 29, 1900
August 28, 1900
All of us had breakfast at 5 a.m. The honorable president did not know what direction to take, because in addition to those Americans who… Read More »August 28, 1900
August 27, 1900
Everything being conveniently prepared, in order to cause a failure of the Americans’ plans of attack we, at 5.30 a.m., abandoned this camp of “Tierra… Read More »August 27, 1900
Manila Bay, June 3, 1900
HERE we are. The long journey of forty-six days is ended and we are anchored in Manila Bay, two and a half miles from the… Read More »Manila Bay, June 3, 1900
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