Box 6

Scope and Contents

Some duplicate content as Folder 7 in Box 4. Bound text content covers January through June of 1914 and includes: diary entries and informal anecdotes; professional correspondence and memorandums (mostly in English); and a speech by Crone.

Scope and Contents Bound text includes several essays, including: “The Dumagat People: Statistical, geographical, and Historical Data”; “Buri “Encantado”", a story in Bikol by Ambrosio Florendo of Butawanan; “Experience and Educational Progress in the Islands,” by Russel Trace; “Some notes on the Development of the Public School System in the Philippines.” Content also includes lists of vocabulary in Dumagat with Bikol and English translations, and compositions in English by Igorot school boys. Inscription...

Scope and Contents Index and private correspondence up to December 31, 1914. Indexes include: Volume 1 1901-1902; Volume 2 1903-1905; Volume 3 1906-1909; Volume 4 1910-1912; Volume 5 1913; Volume 6 January to June 1914; Volume 7 July to September 1914; Volume 8 Miscellaneous; and Volume 9 Miscellaneous. Official correspondence from 1902 through 1914 regarding education, schools, articles, school and government officials in the United States and Philippines. Personal correspondence received and copies of...

Scope and Contents

Bound text includes a Table of Contents and correspondence with, and essays from, various American teachers describing their own early experiences teaching in the Philippines, made at the request of Frank L. Crone circa 1913. Essays cover subjects such as traveling to the Philippines, school buildings, teaching methods and supplies, and stories of students. Inscription inside front cover: “Frank L. Crone, Manila, Nov. 13, 1914.”