Manila, PHilippine Islands: A fair maiden of Manila
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Betting on the "cock-fight," Luzon, Philippine Islands
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The crude loom in which the Filipino woman weaves the fine hemp fibre into cloth, Philippine Islands
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Manila hemp industry, Philippines: cutting down the tree
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Manila hemp industry, Philippines: Loading a vessel
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Manila hemp industry, Philippines: Drying the fiber
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Manila hemp industry, Philippines: Filipino rope factory, hacking the fiber
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Manila hemp industry, Philippines: Bundles of fiber for local market
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Manila hemp industry, Philippines: Interior of a native rope factory
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Paying the death penalty for crime - garroting a criminal at Bilibid Prison, Manila, P.I.
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Manila, Philippine Islands: The Pasig River suspension bridge, from north side
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Manila, Philippine Islands: Nozaleda Street, showing House of Eng. Consul on the right
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More ornamental in peace than useful in war - inside the Spanish Fort Santiago, Manila, Philippine Islands
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Manila, Philippine Islands: Antique defenses - old Fort Santiago, overlooking the Bay
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Manila, Philippine Island: The bone pit in Santa Cruz Cemetery
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Manila, Philippine Island: The end of Spanish Tyranny. Dismounted cannon
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The steel church of San Sebastian, Manila, Philippine Islands
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The steel church of San Sebastian, Manila, Philippine Islands
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Rizal Day in Manila, Phil. I.
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Manila, Philippines: Looking northwest from tower of the Church of Binondo
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Manila, Philippines: Looking down the Pasig River, from north end of Bridge of "Spain"
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Manila, Philippine Islands: A glimpse of the interior of a home
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Scene on the Pasig River, Manila, Philippine Islands
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The right way to Filipino freedom - boys in Normal High School, Manila, Philippine Islands
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The Escolta, the chief business street of Manila, Philippine Islands
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Binondo Church from across Binondo Bridge, Manila, P.I.
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A group of boys from the Normal School [posed on steps], Manila, P.I.
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Street parade on the Luneta, Rizal Day, Manila, Philippine Islands
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Agala Bridge, Manila, Philippine Islands
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Native carriages, Manila, Philippine Islands
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