{"id":5780,"date":"2024-04-04T23:29:04","date_gmt":"2024-04-04T15:29:04","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/world.350.org\/philippines\/?page_id=5780"},"modified":"2024-06-12T20:45:01","modified_gmt":"2024-06-12T12:45:01","slug":"sintang-lakbay-warehouse-fressel","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/world.350.org\/philippines\/sintang-lakbay-warehouse-fressel\/","title":{"rendered":"Sintang Lakbay What Remains of Carlos Fressel?"},"content":{"rendered":"

Renato Redentor Constantino, Constantino Foundation<\/strong><\/p>\n

What remains of Carlos Fressel? There are several answers to the question. Among them is a reminder to Filipinos about the value of our fascinating past and why history should not be treated as the domain of historians alone.<\/p>\n

At the base of an elegant pillar in the parish of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Sta. Mesa Manila, a curious churchgoer will find an interesting marking: Restos de D. Carlos Fressel<\/i>. It means \u201cRemains of D. Carlos Fressel.<\/p>\n

Who exactly is D. Carlos Fressel and what explains his presence inside a church over a century old? Was he Carl Fressel, owner of the company where the great Andres Bonifacio worked, before leading the Revolution that would throw off the yoke of Spanish colonialism? Or was he one of his nine children with his wife, Elvira?<\/p>\n

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Inside Sacred Heart Parish. Photo Source: 350 Pilipinas\/Restituto Javier<\/p><\/div>\n

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Elvira\u2019s husband was Carl Victor Fressel, born 13 February 1856 in Luneburg, then part of the Kingdom of Hannover in today\u2019s Germany. Carl died at the age of 48, on 4 September 1904. Yet the Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish was erected by Catalonian Capuchins in Santa Mesa only in 1911. Thankfully, the history of the parish provides a lovely clue.<\/p>\n

Santa Mesa was a mere barrio of Sampaloc speckled with the homes of destitute families emigrating from the provinces in the first years of the 20th<\/sup><\/span> century. Parish history recalls a Jesuit priest was able to \u201ccelebrate mass and administer some baptisms\u201d thanks to the effort in 1903 of \u201ca certain Mrs. Fressel [who] built a small chapel on the same site on which stands the present church.\u201d<\/span> I<\/span>t is likely this is the same woman Carl married, Elvira Motell Fressel, born in Barcelona on 20 March 1867 and who died 7 December 1933 in Melle, Belgium.<\/p>\n

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C. Fressel & Co stamp design by Johnny Guarin<\/p><\/div>\n

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Thanks to PUP historian Narciso L. Cabanilla, who pointed the author to Fressel\u2019s memorial, a storied parish that once housed a humble chapel has revealed a compelling piece in the historical puzzle that is the Philippines.<\/p>\n

Great efforts have been exerted in distilling the country\u2019s revolutionary past, centered on the Katipunan and the great Andres Bonifacio. The revolution that broke out in 1896 was more than just a war for independence against Spain. It was, foremost, a revolution<\/span> for dignity and ginhawa<\/i>, a word that even for Filipinos today steps beyond the pedestrian translation of \u2018well-being\u2019 and \u2018the good life\u2019. Ginhawa<\/i> also means ease of breathing, for those with pulmonary illnesses, but it can also mean freedom from need, \u201cheaven on earth\u201d, a lightness of body, a healthy physical state free from injuries, a pure heart, and most importantly, it conveys a measure of contentment<\/span>. Are these not the very conditions that PUP as an educational institution aims to produce?<\/p>\n

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Restos De D. Carlos Fressel\u00a0 Photo from ; 350 Pilipinas\/Restituto Javier<\/p><\/div>\n

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A bit of well-being must have been the case for Bonifacio who worked in the 1880s at the British-owned company, J.M. Fleming, headquartered in Binondo. Five years later, Bonifacio would move to the German trading firm C. Fressel Co., presumably, as the historian Jim Richardson noted, \u201cin order to earn a higher wage.\u201d<\/p>\n

But why are Fressel\u2019s remains in Sta Mesa when the company\u2019s office address is Calle Nueva in Binondo? Nick Joaquin wrote in 1977 that Bonifacio had worked \u201cas a bodeguero for a mosaic tile factory in Santa Mesa, which was owned by the Preysler family.\u201d Joaquin took note of the observations of the Spanish patrona, <\/i>Do\u00f1a Elvira Preysler, who \u201cis said to have recalled \u2026 that the young Bonifacio was a voracious reader.\u201d Indeed, Preysler \u201cnoticed that [Bonifacio] had a book propped open in front of him even while he was eating lunch.\u201d Richardson adds that the same factory seems to have been acquired \u201cby Fressel, and came to be known during the American era as the Santa Mesa Cement, Tile, and Pipe Factory.\u201d<\/p>\n

Indeed, as Vol. VIII of the Philippine Commission under the U.S. War Department noted in its annual report in 1908, \u201cThe first factory to be established in the Orient for the manufacture of cement tile and pipe was the one that to-day bears the name of the Santa Mesa Cement Tile and Pipe Factory, situated on the bank of the Pasig River at Santa Mesa, Manila. This institution was founded by Mr. Carl Fressel in 1886 and he continued as proprietor until his death in 1904. When first opened it was situated on the Santa Mesa road but was later transferred to its present site in order to have the benefit of water transportation<\/span>.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Photo source: 350 Pilipinas\/Restituto Javier<\/p><\/div>\n

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Based himself in Sta. Mesa, Cabanilla\u2019s sleuthing provides exciting leads. His find begs the question: where exactly along the Pasig was Fressel\u2019s factory located? PUP professor Diosdado Franco, whose keen historical eye is focused on reconstructing the history of the Sta. Mesa Hipodromo<\/span>\u2014which preceded the San Lazaro race track\u2014suspects Fressel\u2019s industrial plant to be \u201csomewhere along the right banks to the west of the Pasig River, not very far from where PUP is located,\u201d while the Hipodromo de Santa Mesa was most probably within the Mabini campus of the university. It\u2019s a compelling notion and as Franco suggests, more research is needed.<\/p>\n

The factory must have produced colored cement products similar to the Machuka<\/span> and Kalayaan<\/span> tiles still made by hand today. A philatelist Nigel Gooding, long compiling Spanish-Philippine postal exchanges, including transactions, business handstamps, and postcards by and from Fressel, noted, \u201cOne advantage of the [Fressel] cement brick that appeals to the householder is the tenacity with which it retains its color, and this does away with the necessity of painting a house in the construction of which this brick is used exclusively. The brick is carefully polished, so it may be easily washed and still retain its brightness<\/p>\n

The company continued to operate even after Fressel passed away, trading as late as 1917 when its manager, George Ludewig, previously Fressel\u2019s assistant, was detained in Russia with the outbreak of World War I: C. Fressel & Co., a German business, was seized under the \u2018Trading with the Enemy Act\u2019 of the US, which called for the sequestration of enemy property during the period of hostilities.<\/p>\n

As for Bonifacio, before the revolutionary upheaval, his stint in Fressel\u2019s company helped sustain his intellectually ravenous mind. Richardson shared the observation of Katipunera and Bonifacio sister Espiridiona who said her older brother initially earned P12 a month but \u201cover the years his wages rose substantially, up to P20 a month according to his friend Guillermo Masangkay and up to P25 according to another source. Contemporary sources describe his position simply as a bodeguero (warehouseman), but his salary, at least double that of a laborer at the time, suggests that his duties included office or sales work as well as manual work. Whatever his exact responsibilities, employment in the capital\u2019s foreign owned businesses offered good opportunities for advancement.\u201d A British observer, wrote Richardson, noted the way men of position began their ascent as \u201cmessengers, warehouse-keepers, clerks\u2026 of \u2026 foreign houses.\u201d<\/p>\n

Fressel\u2019s company was beneficial to the Katipunan in many ways. The revolutionary movement had adopted a triangle method for recruiting members to maintain secrecy. After the formation of the first group of three, to form a new triangle each revolutionist would recruit two more who, in theory, would not know the recruits in other triangles. Bonifacio\u2019s triangle was \u201cwith his baptismal sponsor Vicente Molina (a concierge at the government treasury) and his future wedding sponsor Restituto Javier (one of his fellow employees at Fressel\u2019s trading company).\u201d<\/p>\n

Bonifacio was always a voracious reader, consuming law and medical books and, among other books, material by the French writer Alexander Dumas, Victor Hugo\u2019s Les Miserables, Lives of the Presidents of the United States, the History of the French Revolution, and Rizal\u2019s Noli Me Tangere<\/i> and El Filibusterismo<\/i>.<\/p>\n

Sylvia Ventura, author of Supremo: The Story of Andres Bonifacio, <\/i>once wrote how Bonifacio, \u201cShutting a book \u2026 would announce to Nonay (Espiridiona) that he had just completed a course in law or in medicine.\u201d<\/span> <\/span><\/p>\n

Gooding reminds us \u201cIt is worthy to note that Andres Bonifacio worked for an unconfirmed duration at Fressel and Company up to 1896. He started as a bodegero (warehouse worker) and supply clerk, later being promoted to Sales Agent in 1892. It has been stated that the warehouse served as his library and study room.\u201d<\/p>\n

By 23 June 1896, four years after the Katipunan was established, the Supremo is identified for the first time as a person of interest in a Spanish intelligence report: \u201cAlso to be watched is an individual named Andres Bonifacio, who is an employee of Fressel y Cia, where he is known for good conduct, who is a Mason and is making a lot of subversive propaganda (propaganda filibustera<\/i>) in the districts of Tondo, Trozo and Santa Cruz.<\/p>\n

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Primary sources:<\/i><\/p>\n

Annual Reports of the War Department Vol. 8: Report of the Philippine Commission. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1908.<\/p>\n

Secondary sources:<\/i><\/p>\n

\u201cAndres Bonifacio: Myths, Trivia, Execution,\u201d Jee Y. Geronimo, Rappler.com, 30 November 2013. https:\/\/www.rappler.com\/nation\/andres-bonifacio-myths-trivia-execution\/<\/span><\/p>\n

Website of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish, Sta. Mesa, Manila. https:\/\/www.rcam.org\/sacredheartofjesusparish\/<\/span><\/p>\n

University of the Philippines Diksiyonaryong Filipino https:\/\/diksiyonaryo.ph\/search\/ginhawa<\/span><\/p>\n

Gooding, Nigel. Philippine Business Firms, C Fressel & Company<\/i><\/p>\n

Joaquin, Nick. A Question of Heroes <\/i>(Makati: Ayala Museum, 1977)<\/p>\n

Instagram account of Kalayaan Tiles https:\/\/www.instagram.com\/kalayaantiles\/<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

Machuka Tiles website https:\/\/machucatile.com\/<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

Richardson, Jim. Andres Bonifacio, Biographical Notes Part I: January 1863- 1891<\/i><\/p>\n

Richardson, Jim. Andres Bonifacio, Biographical Notes Part II: 1892-1895<\/i><\/p>\n

Richardson, Jim. Andres Bonifacio, Biographical Notes Part III: January 1896-August 19, 1896<\/i><\/p>\n

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Sintang Lakbay<\/a> is a historical walk and bike ride to promote inclusive mobility by facilitating active interaction with urban landscapes, restoring working-class memory in national history, and mobilizing public contributions to remembering through art and research. It is a collaborative project by The Polytechnic University of the Philippines, 350 Pilipinas, and the Constantino Foundation<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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