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Small native village on the island of Negros.
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Characteristic of landscape view near Iloilo, at the ebb-tide and sunset.
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A village on the island of Gu Maris.
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The noted bamboo bridge or original construction, connecting Iloilo with Jaro.
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California volunteers at the presidio waiting orders to depart for Manila.
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Royal street, the leading thoroughfare of Iloilo
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The centre of interest in the Philippine crisis--general view of Iloilo.
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Buldings at Iloilo built by natives from the corrugated iron roofing of destroyed dwellings.
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A street in Harro after the American occupation.
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Harro, Island of Panay, with American flag flying at headquarters of eighteenth United States Regulars.
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View from the Spanish residential part of Iloilo, looking toward nipa houses of natives, who are Viscayans.
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The nineteenth infantry, with Colonel Jacob H. Smith at their head, returning from a fight with the Filipinos.
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Tha Plaza Alfonso XII in Iloilo.