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Bringing Peace to the fertile Philippines --some of the 9th Infantry Boys at Las Pinas.
A Sixth Artillery Gatling Gun, driving Insurgents out of the brush, Pasay, P. I. [Philippine Islands]
Noisy but harmless --old Cannon at Las Pinas, used against our Fleet, Philippines.
Victors of many Battles -- the famous Utah Battery, after the capture of Malolos, Philippines.
Penna. Troops (4th Reg.) and Triumphal Arch, Peace Jubilee, Philadelphia, U. S. A .
The Nation's Hero --Admiral Dewey on his Flagship "Olympia," Manila Bay, P. I. [Philippine Islands]
Mouth of Pasig River, and Bay, from Wall of Fort Santiago, Manila, Philippine Islands.
A Ship that got in Dewey's "line of fire" --Spanish Warship "Reina Christina," Manila Bay.
Civilized Warfare --restoring men we had to shoot-- Reserve Hospital, Manila, P. I. [Philippine Islands]
Stricken with fever --more deadly than Filipino bullets-- 1st Reserve Hospital, Manila, Philippine Islands.
Locomotives and Cars wrecked by Insurgents at Bamban Bridge, Luzon, Philippine Islands.
The ending of two Filipino Sharp-shooters --a rice field near Imus, Philippines.
The necessary Result of War --an Insurgent killed in the trenches at the Battle of Malabon, P. I. [Philippine Islands]
Where our Soldiers fought the Filipinos --Bamboos and Huts in San Pedro, Macati, P. I. [Philippine Islands]
Pasig River Boats carring U. S. Soldiers to "Laguna de Bay" Philippine Islands.
A Filipina "Granny" (wearing an amulet) enjoying her Cigar, Cavite, Philippine Islands.
Typical Filipino Farming Scene, a rice field and Water Buffalo--resting between furrows, Luzon, P. I. [Philippine Islands]
Visayan Homes in the Palm Forest, Island of Cebu, Philippine Islands.
Insugent Families coming into the American Lines with Flags of Truce, Philippines.
Praying for the souls of departed friends --Santa Cruz Cemetery, Manila, Philippines.
Wretched inhabitants and principal Street of Aguinaldo's abandoned Capital, Manolos, Philippines.
An odd little village in the Philippines --a street scene in Las Pinas.
The right way to Filipino Freedom --Boys in Normal High School, Manila, Philippine Islands.
A Favorite Costume for Boys at Jaro, Philippine Islands.
Guarding the Bridge near the Church of Taquig, Philippine Islands.
A family affair --going to the Imus market with Coconuts-- Imus River, Philippines.
The Binondo Church and Covent, Manila, Philippine Islands.
Traffic suspended --their first look at a Camera, San Nicholas, Island of Cebu, Philippine Islands.
Pasig River Suspension Bridge, from north side, Manila, Philippine Islands.
A Waterway of Aguinaldo's Capital, Malolos, Philippine Islands.
The Wharf below the Bridge of Spain, Manila, Philippine Islands.
Looking Northwest from tower of the Church of Binondo, Manila, Philippines.
Chihuahua, the most important city of Northern Mexico --from the Cathedral.
Saw-Mill where lumber sold at 30 cents a foot and Saw-dust at $10 dollars a load, Dawson City, Yukon District, Canada.
The Gold Mine where $1,500 was taken out each day, Hunker Creek, Klondike, Yukon District, Canada.
The Mine where a single Pan of Gravel yielded $400 Gold. Eldorado Creek, Klondike Canada.
Gold Miners at work in the Klondike Country, Yukon District, Canada.
Junction of the two richest creeks on earth --the Gold-laden Eldorado and Bonanza, Yukon District, Can.
The starting point for Dawson City, Lake Bennett, Canada.
United States Battle-Ship "Maine", which was blown up in Havana Harbor, Feb. 15, '98.
A wonder to the primitive inhabitants --Santa Fe train crossing Canon Diablo, Arizona.
From Red to San Francisco Mountains -- a woody wilderness in sunkissed Arizona.
Blown asunder by Volcanic energies --Red Mountain, an extinct Volcano, Northwestern Arizona.
Labyrinthine ways through the Lava ash formations, Red Mountain Crater, Arizona.
"The sinuous Colorado, yellow as the Tiber" --N. from Bissell's Point, Grand Canon, Arizona.
Among the Buttes, Red Canon Trail, Grand Canon of Arizona.
Fathoming the depth of a vanished sea -- Grand Canon of Arizona from Hance's Cove.
Descending from Grand View Trail -- Grand Canon of Arizona.
Dendritic Stalagmites in a limestone Cave, Grand Canon of Arizona.
Angel's Gateway and Newberry Terrace from Cottonwood Spring, Grand Canon of Arizona.
Beside the Colorado -- looking up to Zoroaster Tower from Pipe Creek, Grand Canon of Arizona.
Down the Granite Gorge of the Colorado (1,200 feet deep) from Peritese Point, Grand Canon of Arizona.
Rounding Cape Horn on the Bright Angel Trail, Grand Canon of Arizona.
"Over all broods a solemn silence" --Sunset at O'Neill's Point, Grand Canon of Arizona.
Overlooking Nature's Greatest Amphitheatre --from Rowe's Point, N. W.-- Grand Canon of Arizona.
On the brink, one mile above the river --Grand Canon of Arizona-- west from Rowe's Point.
Where Copper is King, Clifton, Arizona., c1903

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