UNDERWOOD AND UNDERWOOD
The Underwood
& Underwood Company started in 1882 in Ottawa, Texas,
when two brothers, Elmer and Bert Underwood, started a business of
house-to-house distribution of stereoviews. Within a few years, they had a
distribution network covering most of the United States and later included
subjects from around the world. In the early 1890s Bert Underwood, who had
never taken a photograph, took lessons in photography, which allowed him to
introduce a high standard of quality in the choice of subjects and in
photography composition and interest. By 1901, Underwood & Underwood was by far the largest publisher, with a production
of 25,000 stereoviews per day and 300,000 stereoviewers per year. The total
number of titles issued is estimated to be between 30,000 and 40,000. In 1902, they
bought the Strohmeyer and Wyman publishing company, which had been publishing
views with Underwood & Underwood copyright. In 1912, Underwood sold the
rights to most of its negatives to Keystone, and few titles were published
after that date. In 1923, the remaining stock were transferred to Keystone
and Underwood ceased all stereoscopic activities.
Most
Underwood
views were published on tan mount, although later views used harder
dark gray
mounts, which had been introduced by Keystone. Views published by
Strohmeyer
and Wyman with Underwood & Underwood copyright are included in this
section of the catalog. Aside from the publisher's name they are
indistinguishable in style, presentation and captions. Many views were
published under both names. Most Underwood views were not numbered. Catalog numbers are provided by the
author with the prefix U and with gaps between numbers to allow for expansion
of the catalog as more views are being documented. The views are grouped by topic in this catalog
In
terms of subject coverage, Underwood is eclectic and strong in all areas. The
focus is on quality and interest of the photography, with no particular area of
specialization. The whole range of civilian and military topics is covered in
all their details, from city views, rivers and harbors, rural scenes and people
to American soldiers, shooting and battle scenes, prisoners, dead soldiers and
hospitals. As is typical of
the time, many captions are condescending and sometimes outrageously arrogant
or racist. Captions of military views are nationalistic and praise the valor of American soldiers, and tend to belittle
the Insurrectos.
Streets of Manila
U5 Escolta, the Principal Business Street in Manila
a. view from street, calesa in left foreground
b. view from street, no calesa in left foreground
U10 Escolta, the Principal Business Street in Manila 50 (view from second floor, no porters)
U15 Escolta, the Principal Business Street in Manila (view from second floor, Chinese porters in foreground)
U20 Escolta, the Principal Business Street in Manila (restaurant sign readable at right)
U25 The Wharf below the bridge of Spain, Manila
a. no man with umbrella - same as U10672
b. man with umbrella in front of building
U30 Rosario Street and Binondo Church, from the Pasig River, Manila
a. 24 priest in a black robe at center right - same as U4552 and U10673
b. 24 no priest
U35 On the Quay, near the Custom House, Manila
U40 Gate of Isabel II - facing Magellan Promenade and Pasig- in the Wall of Old Manila
U45 St. Thomas Place, Manila
U50 Plaza de Palacio, Manila
U55 Malate Place - showing Statue of Queen Isabella - Manila
U57 Church of Santa Cruz, one of the large churches of Manila
U60 Looking Northwest from Tower of the Church of Binondo, Manila
U65 Binondo Church from across Binondo Bridge, Manila
a. carabao at left corner (same as U4551)
b. no carabao at left corner
U70 The Binondo Church and Convent, Manila
U75 A Bamboo Float - Binondo Canal from Binondo Bridge, Manila (same as U4553, K24066 and K35019)
U80 The Cathedral - in the old walled City - Manila
U85 The Sacred Church where our wounded were carried, Battle of Santa Ana
U90 Magellan Promenade and Monument, Manila
a. two men standing at left
b. one man standing
U95 The Palace – Headquarters of Maj. Gen. Otis – Manila (view from left side of building)
U100
I. The Palace - Headquarters of Maj. Gen. Otis - Manila (view
from right side of building - same as U4559)
II. The Palace - Headquarters of Maj.-Gen. MacArthur – Manila
III. The Palace - official residence of Governor General - Manila
U105 The beautiful Church of San Sebastian, built of steel, Manila
a. cart horizontal - same as U4550
b. cart slanted
c. no cart
d. no cart, banana leaves not visible at right
U108 Interior of the Church of San Ignatius, Manila 16 (same as U4566)
U110
Looking westward toward the Cathedral and bay, - from the steeple
of San Sebastian Church, Manila (same as U10678)
U115 Calle Nazaleda, near Paseo de la Calzada - looking east - Suburbs of Manila (same as U4567)
U120 A better-class Spanish Home in the suburbs of Manila (same as U4581)
Pasig River and Bridges of Manila
U125 The Bridge of "Spain" - between old and new Manila
U130 The Bridge of Spain (Untitled – view from right side of bridge)
U132 Bridge of Spain - looking from south bank of Pasig toward the new city, Manila (same as U4548)
U135 Washerwomen at the Pasig River, and bridge of Spain, Manila 5
U140 The Pasig River, from the north bank - under the Suspension Bridge – Manila
a. children with back to camera
b. smaller child facing camera
U145 I. The Pasig River Suspension Bridge, from north side, Manila (woman with basket in foreground)
II. Pasig River Suspension
Bridge, from north side, Manila (no woman with basket)
U150 By the Pasig River, Manila
a. man squatting in water near wall
b. man standing
U155 A "Pontoon" Ferry built by American Troops - Pasig River, near Pasig
U160 The busy Pasig River, near the Bridge of Spain – Manila
a. two men in foreground – same as U9915
b. smoke reaches top of picture
c. smoke does not reach top of picture
U165 Mouth of Pasig River, and Bay, from Wall of Fort Santiago, Manila
U170 Manila bay, from within the breakwater - looking toward Old Manila, Showing Cathedral (same as U4544)
U175 Looking toward the City from the Light-house - Pasig River Entrance, Manila 7
U180 Transports on the Pasig River, below Bridge of Spain, Manila
a. man in white suit with right arm raised - same as U4560 and K24053
b. no man in white suit
U185 Looking down the Pasig River, from north end of Bridge of "Spain", Manila
U187 Looking down the Pasig from Ayala Bridge - corner Gen. Lawton's house in left foreground, Manila
U190 The Pasig River at San Pedro Macati
a. man standing at bottom left corner
b. soldier with woman at right
U195 Pasig River Boats, carrying U. S. Soldiers to "Laguna de Bay"
a. man standing on boat in left foreground
b. no man standing on boat in left foreground
U200 Looking across the Pasig River, from Fort Santiago, Manila
U205 The Pasig River from the Wall of Old Manila
a. small boat at left detached
b. small boat at left attached to others
Cruise of S/S Cleveland around the world in 1911
U206 Our Manila friends on the pier 37
U207 YMCA Building in Manila 102
U208 Goodbye to Manila 139
U209 On the Luneta, Manila 100
U210 From Manila Hotel over old walled City 140
U211 Army and navy Club, Manila 112
U212 Governor's Palace, Pasig River, Manila 108
U213 Native home on the Pasig River, Manila 105
U214 Water-buffalo, Pasig river, Manila 106
U215 Automobiling in Manila 149
U216 New Hotel, S. S. Cleveland in Distance, Manila 99
U217 Old Spanish cemetery, Manila 151
U218 Native house in Manila 152
U219 Beautiful Manila from S. S. Cleveland 156
U220 Pier 5, Manila 159
U221 Old Church, Manila 160
U222 Escolta. Manila Principal business street 315
U223 The Governor General's house at Manila 316
U224 The mounted band, Fort McKinley, Manila 317
U225 The review - at Fort McKinley, Manila 318
U226 Waiting for the review - Fort McKinley, Manila 319
U227 Our Manila friends on the pier 320
U240 Entrance to walled city, Manila 351
U241 Native hut, Manila 354
U242 Native hut, Manila 355
U243 Water buffalo, on Rosarico, Manila, (Catholic church in background) (sic) 353
Around Manila
U245 Filipino Buffaloes - hauling Water to the Front - San Pedro Macati
U250 Church at San Pedro Macati, used as a Hospital
U255 Where our Soldiers fought the Filipinos - Bamboos and Huts in San Pedro Macati
U260 General King's Headquarters, San Pedro Macati
a. back of carabao at left
b. no carabao at left
U265 The Church at Pasig, showing barricaded Tower Windows and Stone Wall Defenses
U270 Pasig from the Church Tower - After its capture by the Americans
U275 An odd little village in the Philippines - a street scene in Las Pinas
U280 The beautiful Entrance to a Filipino Cottage, Santa Ana
U285
Washington Troops at the Taquig (sic) Church, just before they
charged the Filipinos - Sentinels watching the enemy
U290 Gateway through the Parapeted Wall of Old Manila -- entrance from Calle Nueva
U295 Along the top of the Wall of Old Manila (looking north)
U300 The old Church at Pasig
U305 In the Botanical Gardens of Manila
U307 On the Luneta Beach during a Typhoon - looking south – Manila (same as K24067 and U4545)
U310 La Loma Church, scene of hard fighting at the beginning of the war
U315 Ermita, during Flood Tide, near Manila
U320 A street Scene in Ermita, a suburb of Manila (same as U4578)
U325 Flood tide in the outskirts of Manila - "shacks" built on piles
a. two children in foreground - same as U4568 and K24058
b. one child at center
U330 A Native Home and Family in Ermita (same as U4579)
U335 As navigation first began - a Dug-out, hollowed from a single log, Suburbs of Manila (same as U4569)
U340 Rafts of Cocoanuts on one of the Waterways of Manila (same as U4549)
U345 A pile of cocoanuts and Husks - one of the rich products of the Philippines (same as U4630)
U350
The bones of Tenants whose burial rental was not renewed - Santa
Cruz Cemetery, Manila (see U4563, inverted picture)
U355 Praying for the souls of departed friends - Santa Cruz Cemetery, Manila (same as U4562)
U360 Making the famous "Manila" rope, in Manila (same as U4580)
Luzon
U365 A family affair - going to the Imus market with Cocoanuts - Imus River
a. front of farther boat has passed the bamboo pole – see K34109
b. front of farther boat at left of bamboo pole – see K34109
U370 Old Church and smoking Ruins of Aguinaldo's Headquarters, Malolos
U372 In the Principal Street of Malolos
U375 A Waterway of Aguinaldo's Capital, Malolos
a. boat almost touching bottom of picture - same as U4616
b. boat far from bottom of picture
U380 "Calle Real" - the Main Highway - San Fernando
a. two men at center of picture
b. two men at left of picture
U385 A typical native dwelling, interior of Luzon, Taquig (sic)
U390 A Tagalo Tandem - typical Filipino transportation, Bamban, Luzon (same as U4617)
U395 Luxurious Nature's Revelry - on the Imus River, near Imus
a. front of boat pointing to right bottom corner of
picture, not reaching the plants - same as U4620
b. front of boat pointing left
c. front of boat pointing to right bottom corner of picture, reaching the plants
U398 Roadway leading to ridge on which Hospital is located, Corregidor Island, Manila Bay
U400 Looking across the Channel from Corregidor Island, through which Dewey's Fleet passed into Manila Bay
U402 Looking from Corregidor to Caballo Island – showing rice field, Manila Bay (same as U4547)
U403 In the Harbor, Island of Corregidor – from which first shot was fired at Dewey’s Fleet, Manila Bay
U405 Delights of Oriental Farming - preparing ground for Rice, the Filipinos' "Staff of Life" – Luzon
a. head of carabao touching water - same as K24052
b. head of carabao not touching water
U410
Typical Filipino farming scene, a Rice Field and Water Buffalo -
resting between furrows - Luzon (same as U4628 – see K24056)
Filipino People
U415 A Motley Group beside Paranaque Road, Island of Luzon
U412 Native at dinner, Luzon
U420 Wretched inhabitants and principal Street of Aguinaldo's abandoned Capital, Malolos
a. man at right looking right
b. man at right looking at camera
U425 Better Class of Filipinos - who welcome American Rule - Manila
U430 The right way to Filipino Freedom - Boys in Normal High School, Manila 23 (same as U4555)
U435 The Hope of the Philippines - Class of Boys in Normal High School, Manila
U440
Conception School - for bright little daughters of Uncle Sam's
adoption, Manila (same as U4557 and K24050)
U445 Filipino Venders (sic) in the U.S. Army Camp at Manila
a. man in white at center
b. man in white at right
U450 Fine Needle Workers, Looban Convent, Paco (near Manila)
U455 A pretty Home of the Philippines - Spanish Mestiza Girls in native dress - Manila (same as U4582)
U460 One of our pretty Philippine Cousins - Spanish Mestiza Girl in a Banana Grove (same as U4631)
a. Looking at camera
b. Looking left
U465 Filipino Women, by the Wall of Old Manila
a. women at left looking at camera
b. women at left looking left
U470 Tagalo Beauty - "A charm that thrills the savage breast"
U475 Typical Tagalos, before Gen. McArthur's Headquarters, Malolos
U480 Filipino Flower-sellers, by the Binondo Church, Manila
U485 A Filipino “Fuel Combine” – Woodsellers on their way to Market, Luzon (same as U4629)
U490 Operations in the Philippines - arrival of a Military Train from Calumpit - Manila
U500 Insurgent Families coming into the American Lines with flag of truce
a. child’s body hidden
b. child’s body seen
U510
Picturesque scenes and customs in the tropical Philippines - a
public laundry and bath - Manila (same as U4583)
U512 Betting on the "Cockfight", Luzon
U515 A Filipina "Granny" (wearing an amulet) enjoying her Cigar, Cavite (same as U4590)
a. one granny
b. two grannies
U520 Queer Inhabitants of queer Houses - before a native store in Paranaque (same as U4592)
U525 A novel country and people - Village of Paranaque (same as U4593)
U530 A Negrito Girl - the lowest in Savagedom of present known races, Bamban (same as U4618)
U535 Catching Crabs in the edge of a rice field after a heavy rain (same as U4625)
U537
Commission of Filipinos visiting America – in automobiles before
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City
U538 Members of Commission of prominent Filipinos on the way to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City
Visayas
U540 A Street in Cebu, Island of Cebu
a. chicken facing camera (same as U4645 and K24069)
b. chicken crossing the street
U545 On the Beach at Cebu, Cebu Island (same as U4648)
U550 Visayan Homes in the Palm Forest, Island of Cebu (same as U4659)
U555 Traffic suspended - their first look at a Camera, San Nicholas, Island of Cebu
U560 All turn out to see the "Americano," Street in Cebu, Cebu Island
U565 A picturesque family "turn-out", in the Public Square, Cebu (same as U4649)
U568 A Filipino Saw Mill, in the Island Of Cebu 25
a. man at right without headdress - same as U4658, U 10683 and K24068
b. man at right with headdress
U570 A Load of "Manila Hemp" at Cebu (same as U4650)
U575 A Street in San Nicolas, Island of Cebu (same as U4653)
U580 Drying Hemp on the Island of Cebu - the principal export of the Philippines (same as U4656)
U582 The Landing Stage at Cebu, Island of Cebu
U583 The Dock and the Old Spanish Fort from Steamer, Cebu
U585 Bamboo Bridge over river at Jaro, built by American Soldiers, Island of Panay
U590 Visayan Women bringing "Tuba" (sap of Cocoanut tree) to Market, Cebu
a. shadow of left bamboo pointing slightly left - same as U4646
b. shadow of left bamboo pointing slightly right
U600 A typical Bullock-Cart at Cebu
a. child sitting on carabao - same as U4647
b. no child
U605 “My money is on the dark Cock" - The favorite sport, Cebu
a. no man in white shirt standing at left – same as U4657
b. man in white shirt standing at left
U610 A Favorite Costume for Boys at Jaro
U615 Tropical Plants and tropical People - at Molo, near Iloilo, Panay Island
U620
In a Filipino Millionaire's Home at Molo, Philippine Islands -
showing furnishings best adapted to the Tropics (same as U4638)
U625 A Pina Cloth weaver at Molo, two miles from Iloilo (same as U4639)
U630 A Street in the Village of Molo, near Iloilo, Panay Island (same as U4640)
U635 Outriggers (Filipino Boats) Iloilo (same as U4635)
U640 Native Wagons drawn by Caraboas - Iloilo, Island of Panay (same as U4636 and K24073)
U645 Looking from Church Tower, southwest, over Public Square, Iloilo (same as U4637)
Dewey and Lawton
U650 The Nation's Hero - Admiral Dewey on his Flagship "Olympia", Manila Bay (same as K11967 and K23314)
U655 Admiral Dewey on his Launch - leaving the dock - last visit ashore at Manila, May 20th 1899
U660 Leaving Manila Dock for the last time - Admiral Dewey in his launch reading the paper
U665 Admiral Dewey entering his launch - last time ashore at Manila - Noon, May 20th 1899
U670 A Ship that got in Dewey's "line of File" - Spanish Warship "Reina Cristina", Manila Bay
a. no object visible at left foreground
b. object visible at left foreground
U675 One of the ships that fought against Dewey - destroyed Spanish Warship "Castillo", Manila Bay
U680 After a "Dewey" morning in Manila Bay - the destroyed Spanish Warship "Don Antonio de Ulloa"
U685 Death-dealing Guns and Gunners of Dewey's Flagship "Olympia", in Manila Bay
U690 Manning the Rapid Fire Guns, on board the Battleship “Oregon”, Manila Bay
U692 Officers of the famous “Oregon” - aboard the Battleship in Manila Bay
U695 The Guns "Gridley" was "ready to fire" - the after Turret of Dewey's Flagship "Olympia", Manila Bay
U700 Two 5-inch Destroyers, Dewey's Flagship "Olympia", Manila Bay
U705 The "boys" who fought on Dewey's Ship - around the Forward Guns of the "Olympia", Manila Bay
a. left arm of soldier at right straight down
b. variant
U710 "Boys" of the "Olympia" - just prior to the long homeward voyage, - Manila Bay
a. cat walking
b. no cat
U712 Lieut Ebetle and Crew of the 13 Inch Turret Guns, Battleship Oregon, Manila Bay
U715 Victors of "Santiago" and "Manila" - the renowned "Olympia" and "Oregon", - Manila
a. Oregon on left of Olympia, not touching
b. Oregon half behind Olympia
U720 The Ship that led the Line of Battle - Admiral Dewey's "Olympia", Manila Bay
a. two small boats visible at left
b. only one small boat at left
c. close-up - front of ship touches right side of picture
U725 Looking towards Manila - showing the "Olympia" - from the deck of the "Oregon", Manila Bay
U730 Captain Lamberton, on board his Ship, the "Olympia", in Manila Bay
U732 One of Dewey’s Fighters – the Cruiser “Baltimore” - Manila Bay
U735
Gen. Lawton's (4th U. S.) Cavalry, returning after battle in
which he was killed - crossing Ayala Bridge, Manila (same as U4571)
U740 Gen. Lawton's remains, Paco Cemetery Chapel - "A Hero as great as he was modest"
U745
Honoring the Soldier who lived and died a Hero - Caisson bearing
Gen. Lawton's Remains on the Luneta, Manila
American Soldiers
U750 Camp of the American Army at Manila
a. two men in white standing in foreground – same as U4564
b. tents in foreground
c. 19 men standing in foreground
U755 The Camp of the 12th U.S. Infantry, near the Luneta, Manila
a. pole on right side
b. pole on left side
U756 Co. L., 12th U.S. Infantry, on the Luneta, Manila
U760 Artillery Fire on the Luneta, by 3rd Artillery, Manila
U765 Arrival of the 38th U.S. Infantry on the Luneta Common, Manila
U770 The 38th Infantry, on the Luneta, just after its arrival – Manila
U772 Muster Roll, 38th Regiment U.S. Infantry, on the Luneta, Manila
U775 17th U .S. Infantry Arrival on the Luneta – Manila
a. child in white visible on right side
b. no child
c. soldiers standing in line (error, same as U756)
U780 The 6th Artillery Camp on the Luneta after their campaign in the interior, Manila
U785 The 14th Regulars lining up for Mess, Pasay
U790 Encampment of 12th Regulars, on arrival at Manila, April 16th, 1899
U795 Col. Smith's Headquarters and Colors of the 12th Regulars, Manila
U800 Battery near San Pedro Macati
U805 A Sixth Artillery Gatling Gun, driving Insurgents out of the Brush, Pasay
U810 On Picket Duty, Caloocan
U815 Lookouts on the Church Top - watching the Filipinos – Taquig (sic)
U820 Boys of 26th Reg. enroute from Manila to Iloilo, on Transport "Grant"
U825 Officers 2nd Batalion 20th Kansas Volunteers, Cuartel del Fortin, Manila
U830 The First Idaho - encamped among the Bamboos
a. man on left looking at camera
b. man on left looking right
U835 Idaho Troops, San Pedro Macati
U840 Idaho Volunteers, near Pasay
U845 Idaho Volunteers near Caloocan, waiting to be called to the Front
U850 Fighting Line near Pasay - the Trenches and Lookout Guard
a. man on the ground with hat near head
b. man on the ground wearing hat
U855 Fighting Line near Pasay - the Trenches and Lookout Guard (soldiers standing – same as 4595)
U860
In the Island of Corregidor, Manila Bay - from which the Spanish
first fired upon Dewey's passing Fleet (same as U4546)
U865 Our Soldier "Boys" campaigning in the Philippines - off duty
a. soldier standing at center
b. soldiers at right squatting
U870 Our Soldier "Boys" life in the Philippines - supper by the church at Santa Ana
U875 A Street in Pasay
a. man on right with legs together - same as U4594
b. man on right with legs apart
U877 A Street in Pasay (only five soldiers, facing the camera)
U880 Sixth Artillery clearing the Woods near Pasay
U885 The Sixth Artillery watching the effect of their Shells, Pasay
U890 Skirmish Line halting for rest before wading a paddy-field, Philippine Campaign
. third man from right with leg slightly bent
b. variant
U895 A short rest on the Fighting Line - during the Battle of Malabon
a. man standing at center with elbow pointing slightly downward
b. variant
U900 On the Road from Tina Jeros to Malabon
U905 22nd U.S. Infantry in Bivouac at Malolos
U910 The Fighting 22nd before Malolos - lost a Colonel at San Juan, Cuba, and at Malolos, Philippines
U915 Officers' Headquarters at Malolos - 1st Batallion, 22nd Infantry
U920 Co. I, 22nd U. S. Infantry, encamped at Malolos
a. camera box near jar
b. no camera box
U930 Our Soldiers entering Malolos, after the Battle
a. whole horse visible at right
b. only head of horse visible at right
U935 Bringing Peace to the fertile Philippines - some of the 9th Infantry Boys at Las Pinas
U940 Co. D., Fighting Washington Volunteers at Taquig (sic)
U942 Co. H., Fighting Washington Volunteers at Taquig (sic)
U945 Victors of many Battles - the famous Utah Battery, after the capture of Malolos
U950 3rd U. S. Infantry at Mess - on the Advance Line, Caloocan
U955 The 4th U. S. Cavalry at Manila
U960 A Welcome to Uncle Sam's Protection - three Filipinos entering American Lines, Pasay
a. man kneeling at right drinking
b. man kneeling at right not drinking
U965 Co. A, 9th. U. S. Cav. ready for action, near Pasay
U970 3rd U. S. Artillery Ready at Manila
U973 Co. B., Fighting Washington Volunteers at Pasig
U974 Co. K., Fighting Washington Volunteers at Pasig
U975 Co. E., Fighting Washington Volunteers at Pasig
U976 Co. L., Fighting Washington Volunteers at Pasig
U977
Gallant Defenders of the Flag Dewey raised over the Philippines -
2nd Battalion, Washington Vols - at Pasig
U980 After the victorious War - Co. K, 20th Kansas Volunteers, before embarking for home – Manila
U981 After the victorious War - Co. G, 20th Kansas Volunteers, before embarking for home – Manila
U982 After the victorious War - Co. M, 20th Kansas Volunteers, before embarking for home – Manila
U985 Major F. H. Whitman's (2nd Battalion, 20th Kansas Volunteers) Mess, Manila
U987 2nd Battalion, Funston’s Fighting 20th Kansas Volunteers, at their Quarters, Manila
Shooting Scenes
U1000 14th Regulars fighting from captured Filipino Trenches in the woods near Pasay
a. soldiers at far end of firing line with legs apart
b. second soldier from left with right elbow bent
c. variant
U1005 The American Firing Line - Advancing on Malolos
U1010 I. "Wait 'till you can see the whites of their eyes, boys!" - Co. G. Washington Vols, Pasig
a. elbow of man at right visible
b. variant
II. The capture of Pasig -
fearless American Troops behind Filipino Breastworks
U1015 Funston's Fighting Kansans - advancing across an open field
U1020 "Load." - On the advance line with the fighting Twentieth Kansas
U1025 “Load!" Volley firing on the American Advance line
U1030 “Fire!" Volley firing on the American Advance line
U1035 A regiment of sure shots - Philippine troops repelling an attack
a. soldiers standing, view taken from side slightly in front
b. variant
c. soldiers squatting
U1037 Heroes of the Philippines advancing across the open field
U1040 I. American troops fighting from captured trenches, Philippine Islands
II. The Famous
Twentieth Kansas fighting from captured Trenches
U1045 I. A Problem the Filipinos could not solve - Funston's Fighting Kansans
II. A problem the
Filipinos could not solve, - U. S. soldiers advancing
U1047 The Kind Of Warfare That Puzzled The Filipinos - Firing By Volley On The Twentieth Kansas Line
U1050 "A hot time" on the firing Line - the famous Twentieth Kansas in Action
U1055 Driving the Insurgents through the Jungle, near Pasig
a. rifle of first soldier horizontal
b. rifle pointing slightly up – same as U4605
U1060 For the stars and stripes - Death in the American Ranks
U1070 A desperate encounter of our Philippine troops in the Jungle
U1075 I. American Soldiers entrenched at Pasay (same as U4596)
II. American
Soldiers entrenched at Pasay - awaiting orders to fire
III. South Dakota
Troops entrenched at Passay (sic) - awaiting orders to fire
U1080 a. smoke touching left side side, not reaching the first two rifles – same as U4607
I. Fighting
from Stone Wall Defences - Washington Volunteers - Taquig
II. Fighting from
Stone Wall Defenses - Washington Volunteers - Taguig
b. smoke not touching left side
I. Fighting
from Stone Wall Defences - Washington Volunteers - Taquig
II. Fighting from
Stone Wall Defences - Washington Volunteers - Taguig
III. The Americans
fighting from stone-wall defences, Taquig, Luzon
c. smoke touching left side and first rifle
I. Fighting from
Stone Wall Defences - Washington Volunteers
II. Fighting from
Stone Wall Defences - Washington Volunteers - Taquig
U1085 a. soldiers firing in squatting position – same as U4608
I. Heroic
Washington Volunteers advancing across an open field - Filipinos 800
yards in front - Taquig
II. Heroic Washington
Volunteers advancing - Filipinos 800 yards in front - Taguig
III. Battalion advancing across an open field in Luzon
b. smoke cloud 1.5 cm, not touching left side
I. Heroic
Washington Volunteers advancing across an open field - Filipinos 800
yards in front - Taquig
II. Battalion advancing across an open field in Luzon
c. smoke cloud 2 cm, not touching left side
Heroic Washington
Volunteers advancing across an open field - Filipinos 800 yards in
front - Taquig
d. smoke cloud 3.5 cm touching
left side
Heroic Washington Volunteers advancing across an open
field - Filipinos 800 yards in front - Taquig
e. smoke cloud 2.5 cm touching
I. Heroic
Washington Volunteers advancing across an open field - Filipinos 800
yards in front – Taquig
II. Battalion advancing across an open field in Luzon
Battle Sites and War Damages
U1090 Block House No. 11, near Manila
U1095 The Heliograph Station - signalling between land and naval forces - near Pasay
U1100 Guarding a Bridge on the main highway at Pasig
U1105 Guarding the Bridge near the Church at Taguig
U1110 Locomotives and Cars wrecked by Insurgents at Bamban Bridge, Luzon
a. bridge on the left
b. bridge on the right
U1116 Bridge destroyed by Insurgents, later repaired by American Engineers, Bamban, Luzon
U1120 A Church demolished by American Shells, San Fernando
U1125 The Church at Guadalupe - destroyed by fire - the scene of hard fighting
U1130 Ruins of the old Church at Guadalupe - burned during Filipino retreat
U1135
The open field over which the Washington Boys charged the
Filipinos - from the Church Tower – Taquig (sic)
U1140 Aguinaldo's ruined Headquarters, after the American capture, Malolos
a. dog at right of soldier
b. no dog
U1145 Headquarters of Aguinaldo's "Secretary of War" - our "Boys" resting after the battle of Malolos
U1150 San Pedro Macati, from Church Tower - where Filipinos were routed
U1155 Antique Defenses - old Fort Santiago, overlooking the Bay, - Manila
U1160 More ornamental in peace than useful in war - inside the Spanish Fort Santiago, Manila (variants exist)
U1165 Noisy but harmless -- old Cannon at Las Pinas, used against our Fleet
U1170 Gun and Intrenchment captured from the Insurgents at the Battle of the Zapote River
U1175 Building destroyed to erect Filipino Breastworks - captured by American Troops, Pasig
U1180 I. Advancing on Malolos - taking a Hotchkiss Gun over a Bridge destroyed by Insurgents
II. Advancing on
Malolos with a Hotchkiss Gun over a Bridge destroyed by Insurgents
U1185 A bullet-marked Hotchkiss Gun of the American Army, at Malolos
U1190 The Highway barricaded by the Americans, Pasay
U1195 Bridge at Tina Jeros - span repaired by American Engineers
U1200 A Wall of Tina Jeros, pierced by a storm of American Bullets
U1205 Deserted Village of Tina Jeros - scene of hard fighting
a. two houses visible
b. one house
U1210 Riddled Wall and Filipino Barricade, at Tina Jeros
a. man wearing hat
b. variant
U1215 Filipino Homes at Tina Jeros - scene of hard fighting during advance on Malabon
U1220 Insurgent Intrenchments across the Road, at Tina Jeros
U1225 Filipino Sharp-shooter's Perch - in a Tree - at Tina Jeros
U1230 The Ruins of Bacue -- en route to Malolos
U1235 Trenches deserted by Aguinaldo's Army, Malabon
U1240 A deserted Filipino Trench before Malabon
U1245 A Barricade, and a Tree-top Look-out at Jaro, near Iloilo
Dead Fighters
U1250 On the Battlefield at Malabon
U1255 The necessary Results of War - an Insurgent killed in the Trenches at the Battle of Malabon
U1260 A Sacrifice to Aguinaldo's Ambition - Behind the Filipino Trenches after the Battle of Malabon
a. soldier at center looking at camera
b. soldier at center looking down
U1270 The ending of two Filipino Sharp-shooters - a rice field near Imus
a. bodies on top of each other
b. bodies side by side looking right
c. bodies side by side looking up
U1275 The rude ending of delusion's dream - Insurgent on the battle-field of Imus
U1280 Sadness in Victory - our "Boys" caring for dying Insurgents - Battlefield of Malabon
a. right hand of man at right pointing down vertically
b. variant
Hospitals
U1285 Carrying a wounded Filipino from the Operating Room, 1st Reserve Hospital, Manila
a. 10 rightmost man in white shirt
b. variant
U1290 Convalescent Filipinos - the work of our 1st reserve Hospital, Manila
a. man with cane at right
b. variant
U1300 One of Aguinaldo's Young Warriors - Saved at our 1st Reserve Hospital, Manila
U1305 Maimed Filipinos - healing the wounds our bullets inflicted - U.S. Hospital, Manila
U1310 Civilized Warfare - restoring men we had to shoot - Reserve Hospital, Manila
a. man at left background looking at camera
b. variant
U1315 Caring for our Enemies - wounded Filipinos – Manila
a. wounded man with hands on chest – same as U4576
b. variant
U1320 In the Filipino Ward, 1st Reserve Hospital, Manila
U1325 A wounded Filipino on the Operating Table - 1st Reserve Hospital, Manila
U1330 "Mucho Combate!" - 1st Reserve Hospital, Manila
U1335 Stricken with fever - more deadly than Filipino bullets - 1st Reserve Hospital, Manila
U1340 Comfort and Cure for the Wounded - Filipino Ward, 1st Reserve Hospital, Manila
U1345 Wound from a bullet that entered the chest - Operating Room, 1st Reserve Hospital, Manila
U1350 Wounded Insurgents just brought in - Reserve Hospital, Manila
a. sick man at left facing camera
b. sick man at left not facing camera
U1355 Interior Santa Ana Church - our Field Hospital during the fight
a. soldier in foreground lying down
b. soldier in foreground seated
U1360 Soldiers whose mission is Mercy – 9th Infantry Hospital Corps at Las Pinas
U1362 The Hospital Ship "Relief," Invalid soldiers on Quarter Deck
Prisoners
U1365 Filipino Prisoners of War at Pasig (building with 5 windows in background)
U1370 Filipino Prisoners of War at Pasig
U1375 Filipino Prisoners of War, in Old Manila
a. soldier’s shadow not touching woman with umbrella
b. soldier’s shadow touching woman with umbrella
c. carabao cart at center
U1380 Paying the Death Penalty for Crime - Garroting a Criminal at Bilibid Prison, Manila 9
U1385 Filipinos in the Stocks at Pasig
U1390 A company of Filipino Soldiers - prisoners of war coming into Las Pinas
U1395 Spanish prisoners freed by the Americans on the capture of Imus, - Las Pinas
Outside the Philippines
U1400
First South Dakota regiment just returned from the Philippines
listening to Pres. McKinley’s address of welcome, Aberdeen, S.D.
U1405
“It is a proud thing to do duty for your country” – President
McKinley to 45th and 46th Vols., returned from Philippines – San
Francisco, Cal.
U1407 The President and People honoring the Hero of Manila Bay - presenting the Sword to Admiral Dewey
U1410 The Battleship “Iowa” - just before starting around Cape Horn to Hawaii and Manila
U1412 The "Oregon" - ready to return around Cape Horn To Hawaii And Manila
U1415 The Dewey Arch of Triumph – New York’s Welcome to the Heroes of Manila Bay
U1417 Crew of the U.S. Monitor "Monterey" (off to Manila)
U1420 The “Raleigh” – This Gun and Crew fired the first Shot in Manila Bay
U1422 Home Again! Dewey's “Olympia” that led the Fleet into Manila Bay, - North River, New York
U1425 13th Minn. Volunteer regiment being reviewed by Pres. McKinley on their return from the Philippines
U1430 Philippine Heroes and their Battleflag - 10th Penns. Vols. passing Gen. Grant's Tomb, New York
U1432 Heroes of Manila Bay – Olympia’s Crew leading the Dewey Parade, New York
U1435 Company C, 47th regiment U.S. Infantry, at Camp Meade before starting for action in the Philippines
U1440 The 6th U.S. Cavalry - some of Uncle Sam's heroes who fought in the Philippines and China
U1445 Porto Rican and Filipino Troops In Inaugural Parade on Penna. Ave., Washington, D.C., March 4, 1903
U1450 Sad News from the Battle-field -- Jack has fallen at Manila
U1500
Quaint straw-thatched houses of a Moro village. Philippine
section of the World's Fair. St. Louis, U.S.A. 28
U1501 The Igorot an agricultural tribe of the Philippines, Philippine Exhibit, World's Fair, St. Louis
J.F Jarvis Publishers (captions rubber-stamped at the back)
U2000 9th U.S. Cavalry, Near Passy
U2005 Co. A, 9th U.S. Cavalry, Near Passy
U2010 3rd U.S. Artillery Ready At Manila
U2015 The 3rd Illinois Volunteers awaiting orders to the Philippines, Camp Tampa, Florida
Boxed set of 100 numbered views including 74 Philippine views
Click here for a complete list of the set sorted by set sequence number
U4544 Manila bay from within the breakwater, across to cathedral 3/S349 (same as U170)
U4545 On the Luneta beach during a typhoon - looking south - Manila 18/S353 (same as K24067 and U307)
U4546 Fishermen's shacks on the beach, Corregidor Island, Manila Bay 2 (same as U860)
U4547 Looking from Corregidor to Caballo island at entrance of Manila Bay 1 (same as U402)
U4548 The old Bridge of Spain from south bank of the Pasig, Manila 12 (same as U132)
U4549 Rafts of cocoanuts on one of the water-ways of Manila 31 (same as U340)
U4550 The beautiful Church of S. Sebastian, built of steel, Manila 33 (same as U105a)
U4551 Binondo Church from across Binondo bridge, Manila 8 (same as U65)
U4552 Rosario street & Binondo church, from Pasig river, Manila 7/24 (same as U30a and U10673)
U4553 A bamboo float on Binondo canal, Manila 10 (same as U75, K24055 and K35019)
U4555 Filipino students in Boys' Normal High School, Manila 23/S349 (same as U430)
U4557 Filipino school girls and their native teachers, Manila 29/S354 (same as U440 and K24050)
U4559 The old palace, now Government Building, Manila 14 (same as U100)
U4560 Steamships and local river craft on the lower Pasig, Manila 4/S350 (same K24053 and U180a)
U4561 Escolta, the principal business street of Manila 11/S348/351
U4562 Praying for the souls of departed friends in a Manila cemetery 37 (same as U355)
U4563 Bones of tenants whose grave-rent was not renewed, cemetery of Manila 38 (see U350, inverted picture)
U4564 On the Beautiful Luneta, parade ground at Manila 17/S352 (same as U750a)
U4566 Interior of the Church of St. Ignatius, Manila 16 (same as U108)
U4567 Calle Nozaleda, typical street vista in Ermita, a suburb of Manila 28 (same as U115)
U4568 Flood-tide in the outskirts of Manila among shacks built on piles 25 (same as U325a and K24058)
U4569 As navigation began- "dug-out" hollowed from a log, Manila 27 (same as U335)
U4571 Military procession crossing Ayala bridge, Manila 30 (same as U735)
U4576 Caring for our Enemies - wounded Filipinos - Manila 22 (same as U1315a)
U4578 A street scene at Ermita, a suburb of Manila 22 (same as U320)
U4579 A workingman's home and family, Ermita 24/S356 (same as U330)
U4580 Making rope from the famous native hemp, Manila 35/S355 (same as U360)
U4581 Home of a prosperous Filipino citizen in suburbs of Manila 19 (same as U120)
U4582 Inside a pleasant Filipino home - showing typical costumes, Manila 20 (same as U455)
U4583 Lower class housewives doing their washing, Manila 36 (same as U510)
U4590 A Filipino grandmother of the poorer class, enjoying a cigar, Cavite 47 (same as U515)
U4591 On the sea-wall near ferry landing, Cavite 45
U4592 Villagers gazing at a stranger before a country store, Paranaque 49 (same as U520)
U4593 Country village and its palm-thatched cottages, Paranaque 48 (same as U525)
U4594 Homes of our Filipino Friends on a street in Pasay, Luzon 43 (same as U875a)
U4595 Fighting line near Pasay - the trenches and lookout guard (same as U855)
U4596 In the entrenchments at Pasay, Luzon 44 (same as U1075)
U4605 Driving the Insurgents through the Jungle - near Pasig (same as U1055b)
U4607 Fighting from stonewall defenses at Taguig near Manila 41 (same as U1080a)
U4608 I. Advancing and firing across a field at Taguig in the Philippines 42 (same as U1085a)
II. Heroic
Washington Volunteers advancing across an open field - Filipinos 800
yards in front 42
U4616 Picturesque quaintness of a water-way in Malolos, Luzon 52 (same as U375a)
U4617 A buffalo tandem team at Bamban, Luzon 53 (same as U390)
U4618 A negrito girl, descendant of the original island savages, Bamban, Luzon 54 (same as U530)
U4620 The tropical fairyland alongside Imus river, Luzon 50 (same as U395a)
U4625 Catching crabs in the edge of a rice-field, Luzon 40 (same as 535)
U4628
Filipino Farmer with his water-buffalo plowing a rice field,
Luzon 39/S357 (same as U410 - see K24056)
U4629 Filipino wood-sellers on their way to market-town, Luzon 51 (same as U485)
U4630 Where cocoanuts are husked for market, Manila 26 (same as U345)
U4631 Tropical beauties of Ermita, - a Mestiza maiden in a banana grove 21 (same as U460)
U4635 Outriggers - the native boats used in the surf, Iloilo, Panay 55 (same as U635)
U4636 Filipino wagons drawn by carabao, Iloilo, Panay 57/S358 (same as U640)
U4637 From church tower S. W. over public square to water-front, Iloilo, Panay 56 (same as U645)
U4638 In a Filipino millionaire's home at Molo, Panay 59 (same as U620)
U4639 Weaving the famous piņa cloth at Molo, Panay 60/S359 (same as U625)
U4640 Village homes and people at Molo near Iloilo, Panay 58 (same as U630)
U4645 A Street in Cebu and its holiday crowds, Cebu 65 (same as U540)
U4646 Visayan women bringing tuba (cocoanut palm sap) to market, Cebu 70 (same as U590a)
U4647 A typical buffalo cart at Cebu 69 (same as U600a)
U4648 On the beach at Cebu, looking toward the mountains, Cebu 64 (same as U545)
U4649 A novel family carriage in the public square, Cebu 66 (same as U565)
U4650 Carting Manila hemp to the Wharf, Cebu 68/S363 (same as U570)
U4653 Feathery palms and cottage homes at S. Nicholas, Cebu 73 (same as U575)
U4656 Drying hemp, chief export of the Philippines, at Cebu 67/S361 (same as U580)
U4657 "My money on the dark cock" - favorite Filipino sport at Cebu 71 (same as U605a)
U4658 A Filipino Saw Mill, in the Island of Cebu 25/S362 (same as U568, U10683 and K24068)
U4659 Visayan homes in a palm grove on Cebu 74 (same as U550)
U9915 The busy Pasig river near the Bridge of Spain, Manila 5 (same as U160a)
U10672 Handling freight on a wharf below the bridge of Spain, Manila 6 (same as U25a)
U10673 Rosario St. from the river-front to Binondo Church, Manila 7 (same as U30a and U4552)
U10674 Making cigarettes in a factory at Manila 9
U10675 Monument to Magellan, discoverer (1521) of the Philippines, Manila 13
U10676 An airy corridor of the College of St. Augustine, Manila 15
U10677 Hotel de Oriente with its tropical Spanish arcade, Manila 32
U10678 From S. Sebastian Church west towards Cathedral and bay, Manila 34 (same as U110)
U10679 Leisurely traffic on a business street in Cavite 46
U10680 In an old Spanish church near Jaro, Panay 61
U10681 Everyday life on a pleasant street in Jaro, Panay 62
U10682 Picturesque nipa shacks on stilts - typical country homes of Panay 63
U10683 Filipino saw-mill of a primitive sort, Cebu 72/S362 (same as U568, U4658 and K24068)
Other numbered views
U1941 Rear Admiral Dewey, the Hero of Manila (variants exist)
U7836 Secretary Taft (second row), Miss Roosevelt (seated before him) and party going to the Philippines 83129
U7845 Gov. Gen. Wright, Miss Roosevelt and Secretary Taft, leaving S.S. Manchuria, Manila 84599
U7847 Cordial Greetings of Filipino friends for Secretary Taft, on his visit to Manila
U7848 Ladies of Manila hospitably greeting President Roosevelt's daughter on her arrival 85391
U7849 Miss Roosevelt receiving welcome and greetings on arrival at Manila
U7851 Filipinos and Americans listening to Secretary
Taft, in the Marble Room of the City Hall, Manila 85139
U7857 Filipino hosts and American Guests (Secretary Taft and Miss Roosevelt in front), San Fernando 85221
U7859 Charming banquet hall of bamboo and nipa built for Secretary Taft’s visit, San Fernando 85200
U7864 Sultan of Maguindanao, Secretary Taft, Miss Roosevelt, Governor and Mrs Wright, Zamboanga 85771
U7867 Decorated bamboo barge bringing Secretary Taft and party to land at Bacolode,
Negros
U9836 Moros from the Philippines making themselves at home at Jamestown Exposition, Va.