Thursday, May 19, 1898
The cutter McCollouch arrives in Manila from Hongkong, bringing aboard Emilio Aguinaldo with other [revolutionary] heads who sailed for that place last December. Aguinaldo’s story,… Read More »Thursday, May 19, 1898
The cutter McCollouch arrives in Manila from Hongkong, bringing aboard Emilio Aguinaldo with other [revolutionary] heads who sailed for that place last December. Aguinaldo’s story,… Read More »Thursday, May 19, 1898
. . . Dewey Hongkong newspapers give a full account of Dewey’s glory being more widespread in New York than on his own battlefront. He… Read More »Thursday, May 19, 1898
The Americans Relate the Battle of Cavite to the English When the MacCulloch, carrying dispatches from Commodore Dewey, anchored in the bay of Hongkong, it… Read More »Wednesday, May 18, 1898
Visit to Cavite At 2:00 in the afternoon, the boat left for the harbor. There were nine of us who took our seats. Each brought… Read More »Sunday, May 10, 1898
Deception The bombardment of the city is still being discussed. Commodore Dewey brags about seizing it at an appropriate time. But I do not believe… Read More »Sunday, May 8, 1898
Frs. Algue and Rossell call on the archbishop to offer their personal mediation to rally the Filipino people around the Spanish flag. They suggest, and… Read More »Thursday, May 5, 1898
1ª Entrega de todos los barcos de guerra que quedan en el Archipiélago: 2ª Entrega de todos los marinos como prisioneros de guerra: 3ª Reconocimiento oficial del bloqueo… Read More »Miercoles, 4 de Mayo 1898
This was a bleak, unfriendly kind of day. A heavy mist settled over the water, and there was a suggestion of fall in the air.… Read More »April 27, 1898