December 11, 1941
Col. Horan came honking at dawn for the lumber trucks to take dynamite from Balatoc Mine to Tarlac and Bautista. Radio says REPULSE and PRINCE… Read More »December 11, 1941
Col. Horan came honking at dawn for the lumber trucks to take dynamite from Balatoc Mine to Tarlac and Bautista. Radio says REPULSE and PRINCE… Read More »December 11, 1941
After breakfast this morning Ada, the children and I went down to the store and bought twenty yards of black material. As there is to… Read More »Wednesday, December 10, 1941
Sunday. Awakened at 5 a.m. by a ferocious brass band in the nearby barrio “playing” for some church festival. At 10 a.m. it is still… Read More »May 10, 1936
Rode to Manila on Friday 14th. meeting Lt Miles at Las Pinas by agreement & going in together to turn over to me E. company… Read More »Monday, July 24th, 1899
My Batt’n returned to Bacoor, my company being posted as outpost at bridge over Bacoor river south of the town. One Batt’n of regt. now… Read More »Sunday, June 25, 1899
Bro’t four prisoners in, and the town of LaPas [La Paz?] is full of women who have returned. Still fighting over at Pacanaque [Parañaque] and… Read More »June 13th-99
Heavy firing at 4 a.m. awakened me. The advance upon Paranaque had begun. The line of the U.S. Army was in sight on the hills… Read More »June 10th-99
Reported for duty yesterday afternoon. Regt. behind trenches at Pasay, about 3 miles from walled town. Insurgents shots heard at intervals through day & frequently… Read More »Thursday, June 1, 1899
Manila, Luzon Island – Entry made in parlor of No. 2 Calle Santa Elena, Tondo Early this morning I awoke with a dull headache, which… Read More »Thursday, June 1st, 1899