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Identifier: ohiowomaninphili04cong (find matches)
Title: An Ohio woman in the Philippines; giving personal experiences and descriptions including incidents of Honolulu, ports in Japan and China
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: Conger, Emily Bronson Parr, Charles McKew donor Parr, Ruth, donor
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Publisher: (Akron, O., Press of R.H. Leighton
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- son and his men will pardon me fortelling that they rushed into some fortifications that theysaw on one of their perilous marches and with a suddenfusillade captured the stronghold. The Filipinos had acompany of cavalry, one of infantry, one of bolo men,and reserves. The insurrecto captain told me himselfthat he never was so surprised, mortified, and grieved
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MY FIRST FOURTH IN THE PHILIPPINES 87 that such a thing could have been done. They thoughtthere was a large army back of this handful of men,eleven in all. General R. P. Hughes sent the followingtelegram to my son, and his brave scouts : To Lieu-tenant Conger, June 14, 1900, Iloilo. I congratulateyou and your scouts on your great success. No actionof equal dash and gallantry has come under my notice inthe Philippines. (Signed) R. P. Hughes. All this time there were negotiations going on to se-cure surrender and the oath of allegiance. Those whovowed submission did not consider it at all binding. General Del Gardo surrendered with protestations ofloyalty and has honored his word ever since ; he is nowGovernor of the Island of Panay (pan-i). He is verygentlemanly in appearance and bearing and has assumedthe duties of his new office with much dignity. Just re-cently I learn, to my surprise, that he does not recognizethe authority of the Presidente of the town of Oton,who was appointed be

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