Box 4

Scope and Contents Bound official correspondence, reports, articles, diary entries, and informal anecdotes ranging from 1906-1913 covering athletics, education in the Philippines under American occupation, stories of students, and Indigenous peoples and customs. Content includes material such as: an essay titled ”Educational Progress in the Philippines since the American Occupation” by Crone for a book by Dean Worchester titled Philippine Past and Present; statistics and description...

Scope and Contents Bound text includes diary entries and anecdotes ranging from January through December of 1913, professional correspondence, and essays covering subjects such as churches and co-education (mostly in English). Content of the bound text also inlcudes: a map of Camarines with notes of where the Dumagat people lived; an example of an examination given to students in school; a list of American teachers in the Philippines and where they are stationed; civil service papers; and photographic prints...

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Duplicate content as Folder 2 in Box 4, except missing civil service papers, photographic prints, and inscription inside front cover: “Frank L. Crone, Manila, July 17, 1914.”

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Bound report from Camp John Hay, Benguet, March 20, 1912, Frank L. Crone signed as Assistant Director, Bureau of Education. Content covers road conditions, military strategy, preparedness, camps, and training of Indigenous and local peoples. Inscription inside front cover: “Frank L. Crone, Bagnio, April 1, 1913.”

Scope and Contents Bound correspondence, English curriculum requirements, and Southern Luzon Athletic Association Constitution, and survey of Afro Philippine dialects. Correspondence and reports from Bureau of Education regarding a visit and meeting with the Afro Philippine population in San Ramon, Iriga City, Camarines and Non-Christian population of Tigaon, Camarines. List includes a comparison of “Negrito” dialect between those in the cities of Iringa, Baao, and Bicol in the province of Camarines and...

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Bound correspondence, diary entries, and lists. Content includes: correspondence from Department of Public Instruction Bureau of Prisons in Manila regarding bureaucratic procedures, school budgets, and educational expositions; political correspondence sent by candidates to Mr. Crone seeking his endorsement (some in Spanish); Philippines Education Bureau’s 1913-14 annual report; and list of distinguished visitors to the palace of education accompanied by their remarks.

Scope and Contents Bound text includes: a Table of Contents; official correspondence which includes discussion of United States and Philippine governments; diary entries covering subjects sush as travel in Philippines and Hong Kong, local peoples, and school visits; a list of all places Frank L. Crone traveled from 1901 to 1914 by year; and copy of Articles in “Resolution Unanimously Adopted by the Wilson and Harrison Democratic Club of the Philippines Island” 1913. Inscription inside front cover: “Frank L....