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This article was published in the Lewis and Clark Journal in October 1905. It discusses the exhibition of Igorot people at the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition and Oriental Fair, held in Portland in 1905. Despite their rich history and sophisticated material culture, the Igorot have long been viewed as a “primitive” people, first by the Spanish and subsequently by the Americans. Indeed, beginning in 1898, all Filipinos were regularly depicted in newspapers and other media around the…

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American troops in the Philippines at the Golden Eagle bar in Manila

On October 27, 1950, Marina Dizon, one of the first women recruited into the Katipunan, and who presided over initiation rites for Katipunan women, died at the age of 75. She was Emilio Jacinto’s cousin.

A journalist remembers her days underground and the courageous people she worked with.

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Portrait of Cirilo and Ceferina Quiason and their Two Children. Oil on canvas. Simon Flores; circa 1875. Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas collection, Philippines.