Manila Bulletin historical marker
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Summary
Manila Bulletin historical marker is a National Historical Commission of the Philippines historical marker[1].
Key Facts
- Manila Bulletin historical marker is the creator of National Historical Commission of the Philippines[2].
- Manila Bulletin historical marker is located in Intramuros[3].
- Manila Bulletin historical marker is in the country of Philippines[4].
- Manila Bulletin historical marker's instance of is recorded as National Historical Commission of the Philippines historical marker[5].
- Manila Bulletin historical marker is made of cast iron[6].
- Manila Bulletin historical marker's Commons category is recorded as Manila Bulletin historical marker[7].
- Manila Bulletin historical marker's commemorates is recorded as Manila Bulletin[8].
- October 23, 2025 marks the founding of Manila Bulletin historical marker[9].
- Manila Bulletin historical marker's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 14.58827, 'longitude': 120.97854, 'precision': 1e-05}[10].
- Manila Bulletin historical marker's title is recorded as Manila Bulletin[11].
- Manila Bulletin historical marker's inscription is recorded as Unang inilimbag bilang Daily Bulletin ni Carson C. Taylor upang maging libreng sanggunian ng mga impormasyong pang-kalakalan at inimprenta ng pahayagang El Progreso sa Kalye Carriedo, 2 Pebrero 1900. Lumipat sa Kalye Evangelista sa Quiapo, 1901. Naging tuon ang mga paksang pang-ekonomiko, 1904. Naging korporasyon bilang Bulletin Publishing Company, 1912. Nakilala sa pagbabalita ng mga katiwalian ng ilang ahensiya ng pamahalaan noong dekada ’30. Patuloy na naglimbag noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig hanggang sa ipasara ng mga Hapon, 1942. Matapos masira ang gusali noong digmaan, lumipat at nagbalik sirkulasyon sa Kalye Florentino Torres, 1946. Lumipat sa Gusaling Shurdut sa Intramuros, 1956. Ipinagbili sa Menzi and Co. at sumailalim sa mga pagbabago, 1957. Nagsimulang maglimbag ng Sunday Edition, 1965; at ng Panorama Magazine, 1968. Ipinasara matapos ang proklamasyon ng batas militar, 23 Setyembre 1972. Muling bumalik sa operasyon at inilunsad bilang Bulletin Today, 22 Nobyembre 1972. Lumipat sa bagong tanggapan nito sa kasalukuyang gusali sa Intramuros na dating kinatatayuan ng simbahan ng mga Agustino Rekoleto, 1977. Pinamunuan ni Emilio Yap, 1984. Ibinalik sa dating pangalang Manila Bulletin, 12 Marso 1986. Isa sa pinakamatandang pahayagan sa Pilipinas.[12].
- Manila Bulletin historical marker's directions is recorded as The historical marker is located on the right-side entrance porch wall of the main building.[13].
- Manila Bulletin historical marker's street address is recorded as Manila Bulletin Publishing Corporation, Muralla Street cor. Recoletos Street[14].
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Authorship and Creation
Manila Bulletin historical marker is the creator of National Historical Commission of the Philippines[2].
Material and Period
Manila Bulletin historical marker is made of cast iron[6].