Beautiful Philippines: A Handbook of General InformationPhilippine Islands. Commission of Independence
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Beautiful Philippines: A Handbook of General Information
Philippine Islands. Commission of Independence
Philippines -- Description and travel; Philippines -- Economic conditions
Uprisings during Spanish Régime 190
The Organized Movement 193
The Philippine Assembly of 1907 193
America's Policy and Promise to the Filipinos 194
Pronouncements of McKinley, Taft, Roosevelt, and Wilson 195
Jones Law, the Formal Pledge that Independence Will Be
Granted 196
Executive Recommendation for the Fulfillment of America's
Promise 197
Missions to the United States 197
The Commission of Independence and Its Purposes 198
The Declaration of Purposes 198
The First Mission 198
Letter of President Wilson 199
Statement of Secretary of War Baker 199
Hearing before Joint Committee of Congress 200
The Second Mission 200
The Memorial to President Harding 201
Reply of the President 205
Petition for a Constitutional Convention--Text 205
XV. Appendices--Tables of Statistics 207
Where to Go in Manila 207
List of Hotels 207
Garages and Stables 208
Steamship Agencies 208
Foreign Consulates 209
Cable Offices 211
List of Banks in the Philippines Doing Business in 1923 211
Chambers of Commerce 211
Cinematographs and Theatres 212
Clubs 212
Booksellers and Stationers 213
Embroideries 213
Philippine Hats 214
List of Churches Holding Services in English 215
Rates of Fare for Public Vehicles 215
Postal, Telegraph, and Cable Rates 216
Interisland Sailings 219
Values of foreign coins expressed in terms of Philippine money 220
Banking: Combined condition of all the commercial banks in the
Philippine Islands, in pesos 221
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