Members of the Filipino Progress Association

Reorganized from the Philippine Independence Committee

The Filipino Progress Assocation was forged from the Philippine Independence Committee started by Josephine Shaw Lowell and Edward Ordway. The Association was dedicated to reforming the governing structure of the islands in a fashion more similar to that of Cuba, where the U.S. would remain a paternalistic power, but Filipinos would be self-governing.

Charles Francis Adams

Felix Adler

Edwin Anderson Alderman

James Monroe Allen

Fred Washington Atkinson

Chauncey Bunce Brewster

Roeliff Brinkerhoff

Frederick Burgess

Charles Culp Burlingham

George Burnham, Jr.

Andrew Carnegie

Robert Weeks DeForest

Cleveland Hoadley Dodge

George Franklin Edmunds

Charles William Eliot

William Herbert Perry Faunce

Marshall Field

Harry Augustus Garfield

Philip C. Garrett

James Gibbons

Richard Watson Gilder

David Hummell Greer

Edward Everett Hale

Moses Hallett

Henry Lee Higginson

Walter Barnard Hill

William Dean Howells

William Reed Huntington

John S. Hyler

William DeWitt Hyde

William James

David Starr Jordan

John Stewart Kennedy

James Laurence Laughlin

Carlotta R. Lowell

Josephine Shaw Lowell

Valentine Everit Macy

William Nelson McVickar

James Tyndale Mitchell

Edgar Gardner Murphy

Edward Warren Ordway

Alexander Ector Orr

Charles Henry Parkhurst

George Foster Peabody

Henry Kirke Porter

Uriah Milton Rose

Mary Jay Schieffelin

William Jay Schieffelin

Jacob Gould Schurman

Edwin R. A. Seligman

George Frederick Seward

Charles Stewart Smith

Hoke Smith

Nelson Stanley Spencer

Spencer Trask

Mariana G. Van Rensselaer

John Wanamaker

Henry Van Dyke

Horace White

Francis Eben Woodruff

 

M. Patrick Cullinane, Liberty and Anti-Imperialism, May 24, 2009.

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