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It was proved that Gomez was a Spanish citizen and a new election for his seat was called. Gomez still ran in the election and beat Lukban by a larger margin, about 400 votes. Gomez was permitted to take his seat, but not after seven months has passed, and after Osmeña was elected Speaker on October
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began, as the Speaker would be the most powerful Filipino in government. Quezon and Osmeña focused on aggregating the delegates around Osmeña's leadership, a task that became easier than the two had anticipated. With less than two dozen delegates, the
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The defeat of the Progresistas in the elections hastened their downfall; the Nacionalista Party will continue to dominate the elections for the legislature, and the Progresistas, and later their successor the Democratas, will remain in opposition.
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on 2011-08-09) An article published in an American newspaper examining the membership and accomplishments of the Philippine Assembly during the early years of American rule. An online article made available by
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The inauguration of the assembly marked a "turning point in the country’s history, for its creation marked the commencement of Filipino participation in self-governance and a big leap towards
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Wertheim, Stephen (September 2009). "Reluctant Liberator: Theodore Roosevelt's Philosophy of Self-Government and Preparation for Philippine Independence".
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were held on July 30, 1907. These were the first nationwide elections ever held in the Philippines. The Assembly was inaugurated on October 16, 1907 with
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hesitated to grant the Philippines greater authority and viewed the Assembly as more of an experiment rather than a true step toward Philippine autonomy.
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The First Philippine Assembly is best remembered to reigniting efforts towards independence and for improving education in the Philippines.
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about the composition, powers, organization, and actions of the Assembly. It needs to be expanded beyond its creation and first election.
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composed exclusively of Filipinos was inaugurated on October 16, 1916. The Philippine Commission was replaced by the elected
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Party, which was in favor of "immediate and complete independence" from the United States and was led by future President
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for the Philippines, the Philippine Organic Act, which acted like a constitution from 1902 until it was replaced by the
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replaced the Philippine Organic Act and the Assembly became the current House of Representatives of the Philippines.
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Robertson, James Alexander (July 1917). "The Philippines since the Inauguration of the Philippine Assembly".
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in 1903, published on March 25, 1905. Two years after the census' publication, on July 30, 1907, the
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were not able to elect a Speaker from their ranks and were marginalized from the talks amongst the
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A US Congress Act establishing the Philippine Assembly. An online article made available by
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were held, the first nationwide elections in the Philippines. Although several parties and
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won the majority of the seats in the assembly, the maneuvering to the election for the
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In accordance with the Philippine Organic Act, the Philippine Commission conducted a
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National Historical Commission Of The Philippines | Republika Ng Pilipinas
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On October 16, 1907, the Philippine Assembly was inaugurated at the
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ran for the Assembly, two political parties dominated, the
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Lower house of the Philippine Legislature from 1907 to 1916
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of 1916. When the act was passed in 1902, the appointed
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In the first 1907 election, 80 members were elected in a
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used to stand, site of the inauguration of the assembly.
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Election, qualifications, and responsibility of members
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gained control of the Philippines following the 1898
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16, 1907, with Quezon as the majority floor leader.
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of the United States), and the new Governor-General
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National Assembly of the Philippines

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Lower house
Philippine Legislature
Philippine Commission
House of Representatives of the Philippines
Manila Grand Opera House

William Howard Taft
Manila Grand Opera House

Manila Grand Opera House
lower house
Philippine Legislature
House of Representatives of the Philippines
1902 Philippine Organic Act
United States Congress
Insular Government of the Philippines
upper house
Philippine Commission
Philippine Legislature
American colonial period
Jones Act
first Philippine Assembly elections
Sergio Osmeña
Speaker
Manuel L. Quezon
majority leader
minority leader

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