This document is the official Sixth Annual Report of the Philippine Commission for the fiscal year 1905, published by the U.S. Government Printing Office in 1906. The Philippine Commission served as the legislative and administrative body of the U.S. colonial government in the Philippines from 1900 until 1916. Operating under the supervision of the Bureau of Insular Affairs of the War Department, these annual reports detail the progress of the civil administration, including legislative actions, public works, education, health, and economic development during the early American occupation period. As Part 2 of a four-part report, it provides crucial primary source material for understanding the structure and function of the American colonial project, the implementation of U.S. policy, and the resulting conditions in the Philippines, making it highly relevant to the study of Philippine and American imperial history.
Sixth annual report of the Philippine Commission, 1905 (Part 2)