US Naval Era of Guam

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Art, Architecture, and Music

  1. Band Ensembles
  2. Blacksmithing
  3. CHamoru Music
  4. Changes in Construction Styles
  5. Jazz
  6. Photography
  7. Pole and Thatched Homes
  8. Printmaking
  9. Wood and Tin Houses

Biographies

  1. Agueda Iglesias Johnston
  2. Ambrosio Torres Shimizu
  3. Atanasio Taitano Perez
  4. Bishop Agustín José Bernaus
  5. Bishop Francisco Javier Vilá
  6. Bishop Joaquín Felipe Oláiz
  7. Bishop Miguel Angel Urteaga Olano
  8. Captain Adalbert Zuckschwerdt
  9. Captain Henry Glass
  10. Chester Carl Butler
  11. Dr. Ramon Manalisay Sablan
  12. Earl Hancock “Pete” Ellis
  13. Eduardo “Jake” Calvo
  14. Elena Cruz Benavente
  15. Emil Bischoff, SMS Cormoran
  16. Ernest Max Adolph, SMS Cormoran
  17. Father Callistus Lopinot
  18. Father Jesus Baza Duenas
  19. Father Marcian Pellet
  20. Father Roman de Vera
  21. Floren Paulino
  22. Francisco B. Leon Guerrero
  23. Francisco Garrido Franquez
  24. Frank Duenas Perez
  25. Gertrude Costenoble Hornbostel
  26. Governor Joseph Flores
  27. Governor William John Maxwell
  28. Governor Willis Winter Bradley
  29. Hiram W. Elliott
  30. Ignacia Bordallo Butler
  31. Joaquin F. Lujan
  32. Joaquin “Ding” Palomo
  33. Jose Gumabon, Sr.
  34. Josef Martinez Ada
  35. Laura Maud Thompson
  36. Lucia Fernandez Torres
  37. Maria Anderson Roberto
  38. Maria Arceo Ulloa
  39. Maria Palomo Ada
  40. Mariana Leon Guerrero Lujan
  41. Monsignor Oscar Calvo
  42. Nieves Mariano Flores
  43. Padre Jose Bernardo Palomo
  44. Pedro Pangelinan Martinez
  45. Pascual Artero y Saez
  46. Segundo Blas
  47. Simon Sanchez
  48. William Safford

Government and Economic Systems

  1. 1899 General Orders
  2. 1900 General Orders
  3. 1901 General Orders
  4. 1901 Petition
  5. 1902 General Orders
  6. 1903 General Orders
  7. 1904 General Orders
  8. 1914 Executive General Orders
  9. 1915 Executive General Orders
  10. 1916 Executive General Orders
  11. American-Style Colonialism
  12. Banking
  13. Bill of Rights for Guam 1930
  14. Chamorros: A People Divided
  15. Civil Rights and US Citizenship (1898-1950)
  16. Early American Economic History
  17. Early American Period has Profound Implications
  18. George Leland Dyer General Order Nos. 78 – 80
  19. Guam and Its Three Empires
  20. Guam Hymn / Fanohge Chamorro
  21. Guam Insular Guard
  22. Guam Leaders from 1899-1904
  23. Guam’s Early American Historical Overview
  24. Guam’s Political Status
  25. History of Democracy on Guam
  26. Institute of Ethnic Affairs
  27. Låncho: Ranch
  28. Land Ownership on Guam
  29. Naval Era Governors of Guam
  30. Naval Executive Orders
  31. Partition of the Marianas
  32. Port of Guam
  33. Raymond Stone General Order Nos. 74 – 77
  34. Resettlement Patterns Under American Rule
  35. Richard P. Leary General Order Nos. 1 – 21
  36. Seaton Schroeder General Order Nos. 22 – 32 and 35 – 48
  37. US Naval Era Governors: Contributions and Controversies
  38. US Naval Era: Development of the Code of Guam
  39. US Naval Era: Island Court System
  40. US Naval Era: Judges and Island Attorneys
  41. William E. Sewell General Order Nos. 49 – 73
  42. William J. Maxwell Executive General Order Nos. 180 – 194
  43. William Swift General Order Nos. 33 – 34

Health and Medicine

  1. The 1918 Influenza Pandemic in Guam
  2. Guam Pattera (Nurse Midwives)
  3. Hospitals
  4. Leprosy – Hospitals and Colonies
  5. Leprosy – Insular Patrol
  6. Leprosy – Local Reaction
  7. School for Nurses
  8. US Naval Hospital 1899-1941

Language and Education

  1. Education During the US Naval Era
  2. English and CHamoru Language Policies
  3. General Order No. 12
  4. Guam Museum
  5. Namesake School: B.P. Carbullido Elementary
  6. Namesake School: L.P. Untalan Middle
  7. Namesake School: P.C. Lujan Elementary
  8. Private Schooling During the US Naval Era
  9. Role of Education in the Preservation of Guam’s Indigenous Language

Migrations of People

  1. CHamoru Migration to the US
  2. Filipinos on Guam

Religion and Cultural Practices

  1. Americans Bring Upheaval in Religious Practices
  2. An Attempted German Mission
  3. Capuchins
  4. Expulsion of the Augustinian Recollects
  5. Mission Helpers of the Sacred Heart
  6. Origin of the CHamoru Protestant Congregation on Guam

Transportation, Technology, and Communications

  1. Communications and Transportation Advancements
  2. Early Transpacific Telecommunications
  3. First Pan American Flights
  4. Guam Echo and Guam Eagle
  5. Guam Recorder (1924 – 1940)
  6. Guam Recorder (1926, December)
  7. Guam Recorder (1926, July)
  8. Guam Recorder (1926, November)
  9. Guam Recorder (1927, February)
  10. Guam Recorder (1927, January)
  11. Newspapers
  12. Postal History of Guam

Villages, Places, Organizations, and Island Life

  1. American Legion
  2. American Red Cross, Guam Chapter
  3. Apra Harbor
  4. Baseball: History of the Sport on Guam
  5. Guam Teachers’ Association
  6. Lujan House
  7. Sumai (Sumay)
  8. Young Men’s League of Guam (YMLG)

Warfare

  1. Cormoran-Südseefahrer: SMS Cormoran Crew Annual Meetings
  2. Guam’s Role in World War I
  3. Spanish-American War
  4. SMS Cormoran I
  5. SMS Cormoran II
  6. SMS Cormoran II (Overview)
  7. SMS Cormoran II Memorial
  8. SMS Cormoran II: Local Stories
  9. SMS Cormoran II: Non-German Crew Members
  10. SMS Cormoran II: Partial Crew List
  11. SMS Cormoran II: Two Crew Member Profiles
  12. The Journey of SMS Cormoran II
  13. The SMS Cormoran II Crew – Prisoners of War
  14. US Naval Cemetery

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