November 2, 1935
An hour and one-half’s conversation with Quezon in Pasay —he is still in bed but is better. Had him to myself as the others were… Read More »November 2, 1935
Leonard Wood
October 25, 1935, 9 p.m. — October 29, 8 a.m.
My wife and I are on a trip to the Bicol Provinces as guests of Sr. A. Roces. Sr. Paez, head of the Manila Railroad… Read More »October 25, 1935, 9 p.m. — October 29, 8 a.m.
Oct. 31, 1926
I took the ship service this morning and spoke on the God of the Rainbow. I am reading Pratts Faiths of India. And Dr. Laubach… Read More »Oct. 31, 1926
August 22, 1926
The Governor-General thinks pure Malays (Filipinos) superior to pure Mexican Indians (Chihuahua and Sonora) in self-governing capabilities, but probably inferior to Porto Ricans and Cubans… Read More »August 22, 1926
December 2nd, 1925
Today I had a conference with Wood regarding the Budget Bill. the Appropriation Bill for Public Works and the Divorce Bill –Regarding the first, I… Read More »December 2nd, 1925
April 14, 1924
Paez looks badly. I think he is a good deal worried by the develing he gets from politicos. Unson cites a strong effort by the… Read More »April 14, 1924
October 1, 1922
[Note: In the book, this entry is only labeled “October,” and precedes the extracts of the October 22-26, 1922 diary entries reproduced in the same… Read More »October 1, 1922
April 7, 1904
The people of this valley have been so hostile and intractable for generations that I have decided to go thoroughly over the whole valley, destroying… Read More »April 7, 1904
September 1, 1903
He [Hugh Scott] has been remarkably successful with our Indians, and there is every reason to believe he will be equally successful with these people.
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