Goo Spillane Summary
Emilio Aguinaldo also released some American prisoners so they could tell their own stories. In a Boston Globe article entitled "With the Goo Goo's" Paul Spillane described his fair treatment as a prisoner. Emilio Aguinaldo had even invited American prisoners to the naming of his baby and had given each a present of four dollars, Spillane (remembered and retold).
Naval Lieutenant J. C. Gilmore, whose release was forced by American cavalry chasing after Aguinaldo into the mountains, insisted that he had received "(large/relatively large) treatment" and that he was no more starved than were his (people who capture other people). Otis responded to these two articles by ordering the "capture" of the two authors, and that they be "(examined something
Naval Lieutenant J. C. Gilmore, whose release was forced by American cavalry chasing after Aguinaldo into the mountains, insisted that he had received "(large/relatively large) treatment" and that he was no more starved than were his (people who capture other people). Otis responded to these two articles by ordering the "capture" of the two authors, and that they be "(examined something