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ARRIVAL IN CABATUAN OF FRANCISCO VILLANUEVA, THE COMMISSIONER FOR THE VISAYAS, SUPPOSEDLY TO ESTABLISH THE RULE OF (AGUINALDO'S) PHILIPPINE REPUBLIC.
NOVEMBER 20, 1898
Ethnicity and the Revolution in Panay, pp. 82 & 95.
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USS PETREL
AND
USS BOSTON
BOMBARD ILOILO CITY
GENERAL MILLER LANDS TROOPS FROM TRANSPORT SHIPS
FEBRUARY 11, 1899
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REVOLUTIONARY CORDON AROUND CABATUAN AND NEARBY TOWNS
LED BY PASCUAL MAGBANUA
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THE SEAT OF THE "COUNCIL OF THE FEDERAL STATE OF THE VISAYAS" WAS MOVED FROM SANTA BARBARA TO CABATUAN.
FEBRUARY 1899
The Philippine Revolution by Gregorio F. Zaide, 1968. Page 229 Footnote.
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Kabatuan [Panay], February 17th, 1899
Meeting held in Kabatuan, at 10 o'clock a.m., February 17th 1899.
Present: the councilors and ex officio members appearing on the margin, citation having been previously sent them in due form. ...
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LETTER TO CONSEJERO DE GOB. E.F. DE BISAYAS (CABATUAN)
FROM PEÑAFLORISCA (POTOTAN)
FEBRUARY 20, 1899
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VISAYAN MILITARY DISTRICT ESTABLISHED BY AMERICANS
MARCH 1, 1899
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Kabatuan, March 1, 1899
In the present state of affairs, having, as one would say, the enemy, ...
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LETTER OF L. HERNANDO FROM CABATUAN
TO THE PRESIDENTE LOCAL OF PASSI
REGARDING HIS MISSING HORSE
(KABATUAN, MARCH 2, 1899)
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MEETING OF THE CONSEJO DE ESTADO FEDERAL DE VISAYAS
IN CABATUAN CONVENT
MARCH 15, 1899
Journal of the Military Service Institution of the United States 1902
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GENERAL DIOCNO PARTICIPATES IN DEFENSE LINE AT CABATUAN
Biography of Ananias Diocno (National Historical Institute)
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CABATUAN ACCUSES EXPEDITIONARY FORCES (GEN. DIOKNO'S TROOPS) BASED IN THE TOWN OF ABDUCTING SEVERAL WOMEN AND STEALING FOOD FROM THE PEOPLE
MARCH 1899
Ethnicity and the Revolution in Panay, p.86
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THE STATE GOVERNMENT ASKED GEN. DIOCNO TO SURRENDER HIS ARMS TO REPRESENTATIVES OF THE REGIONAL FORCES
MARCH 1899
Ethnicity and the Revolution in Panay, p.87
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RATHER THAN ACCEPT THE DEMANDS MADE BY THE STATE GOVERNMENT, DIOCNO RETIRED TO CAPIZ
MARCH 1899
Ethnicity and the Revolution in Panay, p.87
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JOVITO YUSAY (FROM CABATUAN) WRITES TO EMILIO AGUINALDO, COMPLAINING ABOUT THE ATROCITIES OF GENERAL DIOKNO'S TROOPS IN THE AREA.
MARCH 16, 1899
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JOVITO YUSAY REQUESTS EMILIO AGUINALDO TO ORDER GENERAL DIOKNO TO TURN OVER THEIR GUNS TO THEM.
MARCH 16, 1899
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Zoilo Mauricio, sent by Emilio Aguinaldo, travels to Kabatuan on Panay to discuss the situation on Negros with the supposedly pro- Aguinaldo Federal Council of the Visayas, a regional administration constituted by "leading citizens" from a number of ...
AGUINALDO DIRECTED ONE OF HIS TOP AIDES, ZOILO MAURICIO, TO "ORGANIZE ANOTHER GOVERNMENT, DIRECT AND ESTABLISH THE NECESSARY DEFENCE IN ORDER TO PREVENT THE TOTAL OCCUPATION OF THE ISLAND..." OF NEGROS AND LINK UP WITH PAPA ISIO
MARCH 23, 1899
History from the People: Aklan, Antique, Capiz, Iloilo, Negros Occidental, Negros Oriental and Guimaras,
National Historical Institute (Philippines), Philippine National Historical Society,
National Historical Institute and Philippine National Historical Society, 1999
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LETTER TO SR. GOBERNADOR DE ESTADO HENERAL DE VISAYAS
KABATUAN,
FROM LUIS CALICO (TUBUJAN)
APRIL 13, 1899
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GEN. EMILIO AGUINALDO DECREES THE DISSOLUTION OF FEDERAL COUNCIL OF THE VISAYAS
APRIL 27, 1899
The roots of the Filipino nation, Volume 2,
Onofre D. Corpuz, Aklahi Foundation, 1989
IN ITS PLACE WAS CREATED PROVINCIAL COUNCILS
Proceedings of the 4th Conference on West Visayan History and Culture
University of the Philippines in the Visayas. Center for West Visayan Studies. 1995.
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ALSO IN THAT DECREE, AGUINALDO APPOINTED GEN. DELGADO AS POLITICO-MILITARY GOVERNOR OF THE PROVINCE OF ILOILO
APRIL 27, 1899
Proceedings of the 4th Conference on West Visayan History and Culture
University of the Philippines in the Visayas. Center for West Visayan Studies. 1995.
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AGUINALDO'S DECREE WAS IGNORED BY THE FEDERAL COUNCIL
CIVIL OFFICIALS REPRESENTING THE FEDERAL COUNCIL WERE STILL ISSUING CIRCULARS AND DECREES UP TO SEPTEMBER
Proceedings of the 4th Conference on West Visayan History and Culture
University of the Philippines in the Visayas. Center for West Visayan Studies. 1995.
YUSAY STILL SIGNING PAPERS AS ACTING PRESIDENT (OF THE FEDERAL COUNCIL) THROUGHOUT MAY AND JUNE
MAY TO JUNE, 1899
The roots of the Filipino nation, Volume 2,
Onofre D. Corpuz,
Aklahi Foundation, 1989, Page 422
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MEETING IN KABATUAN OF PANAY REVOLUTIONARIES:
IN THE SESSION IN KABATUAN, ILOILO, A COMMUNICATION WAS PREPARED TO BE SENT TO DIONISIO PAPA ADDRESSING HIM AS CHIEF OF THE REVOLUTIONARY FORCES IN NEGROS AND INSTRUCTING HIM TO MAINTAIN HIS ATTITUDE OF ARMED...
MAY 3, 1899
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GEN. ROBERT P. HUGHES ASSIGNED COMMAND OF VISAYAN MILITARY DISTRICT
MAY 25, 1899
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LETTER TO CABATUAN (COVER ONLY)
MAY 13 AND 30, 1899
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ZOILO MAURICIO STOPPED BY THE FEDERAL COUNCIL OF THE VISAYAS IN ILOILO WHERE A COMMUNICATION WAS PREPARED INTRODUCING MAURICIO TO PAPA ISIO AND ASKING ISIO'S COOPERATION
JUNE 2, 1899
History from the People: Aklan, Antique, Capiz, Iloilo, Negros Occidental, Negros Oriental and Guimaras
National Historical Institute (Philippines), Philippine National Historical Society,
National Historical Institute and Philippine National Historical Society, 1999
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ARRIVAL IN CABATUAN OF ZOILO MAURICIO, COMMISSIONED BY AGUINALDO TO DIRECT THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS ON THE ISLAND OF NEGROS
JUNE 02, 1899
Mentioned in the minutes of the June 2, 1899 meeting in Cabatuan.
Journal of the Military Service Institution of the United States 1902
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MEETING OF THE CONSEJO DE ESTADO FEDERAL DE VISAYAS IN CABATUAN
JUNE 02, 1899
Journal of the Military Service Institution of the United States 1902
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CONSEJO DE ESTADO RESOLVED TO SEND INSTRUCTIONS TO FELIX MONTINOLA OF NEGROS TO SEND THEM GREAT QUANTITIES OF RICE, IN VIEW OF THE BLOCKADE ENDURED BY THE INSURGENT TOWNS
JUNE 02, 1899
Mentioned in the minutes of the June 2, 1899 meeting in Cabatuan.
Journal of the Military Service Institution of the United States 1902
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CONSEJO DE ESTADO APPROVES CREATION OF RED CROSS SOCIETY FOR THE PURPOSE OF COLLECTING SUPPLIES DESTINED FOR USE OF THE HOSPITALS. PROPOSED BY THE INSPECTOR OF MILITARY SANITATION.
JUNE 02, 1899
Mentioned in the minutes of the June 2, 1899 meeting in Cabatuan.
Journal of the Military Service Institution of the United States 1902
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GENERAL HUGHES SUCCEEDS TO THE COMMAND OF THE VISAYAN MILITARY DISTRICT
BUT HAD FOR FIVE MONTHS NEITHER THE TROOPS NOR THE NECESSARY TRANSPORTATION TO ENGAGE IN ACTIVE OPERATIONS.
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PROVISIONAL CHARTER OF THE RED CROSS ASSOCIATION IN VISAYAS
SENT TO CABATUAN BY EMILIO AGUINALDO
JUNE 19, 1899
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JOVITO YUSAY SUCCEEDED MELLIZA AS PRESIDENT OF THE "COUNCIL OF THE FEDERAL STATE OF THE VISAYAS" IN CABATUAN.
JULY 16 1899
The Philippine Revolution by Gregorio F. Zaide, 1968. Page 229 Footnote.
The Philippine revolution, Teodoro Manguiat Kalaw, Manila Book Company, Inc., 1925. Page 133.
RAMON AVANCEÑA ELECTED VICE PRESIDENT OF THE "COUNCIL OF THE FEDERAL STATE OF THE VISAYAS" IN CABATUAN.
The Philippine revolution, Teodoro Manguiat Kalaw, Manila Book Company, Inc., 1925. Page 133.
YUSAY ELECTED IN A "MASS MEETING" IN CABATUAN AS PRESIDENT, WITH RAMON AVANCEÑA AS VICE-PRESIDENT
The roots of the Filipino nation, Volume 2,
Onofre D. Corpuz,
Aklahi Foundation, 1989, Page 422.
RAYMUNDO MELLIZA, WHO HAD SUCCEEDED ROQUE LOPEZ AS PRESIDENT THE PREVIOUS JANUARY 17, AND NICOLAS JALANDONI, THE NEW VICE PRESIDENT, HAD NOT GONE TO CABATUAN AFTTER THE FALL OF ILOILO
Adriano Hernández: a hero in war and in peace
Demy P. Sonza 2001. Page 116.
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Kabatuan, [Panay] July 18th, 1899.
I, Francisco Soriano y Guzman, General Secretary of the Federal State of the Visayan Islands, do hereby certify: That in the minute book of this Government there appears an entry which reads as ...
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Council Meeting at kabatuan, July 28, 1899 for the creation of a Provincial council of Iloilo province by popular election. signed by Jovito Iusay, Pres., J. Hernandez, etc.
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August 3, 1899
LETTER TO SR. CONSEJERO DE GOBERNACION EN KABATUAN
FROM AMBROCIO CATALINO (KALINOG, AUGUST 3, 1899)
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September 3, 1899
FIRST ISSUE OF KABATUAN'S REVOLUTIONARY NEWSPAPER LA FEDERACION
SEPTEMBER 3, 1899
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September 10, 1899
LA FEDERACION, SEPTEMBER 10 1899 ISSUE
A CABATUAN PATRIOTIC NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED WEEKLY IN 1899
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September 17, 1899
LA FEDERACION, SEPTEMBER 17 1899 ISSUE
A CABATUAN PATRIOTIC NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED WEEKLY IN 1899
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September 17, 1899
LOCAL RED CROSS SOCIETY IN CABATUAN:
PRESIDENTA: ANTONIA LOPEZ; VICE-PRESIDENTA: ESTAQUIA LOPEZ; VOCALES: VERONICA PALOMAR, GERTRUDIS LOPEZ, CIRIACA ARCO, FILOMENA LOPEZ, CRISPINA MORALES, LEONCIA MORALES, ALEJANDRA LOPEZ; TESURERA: MARIA SOMOSIERA; SECRETARIA: HILARIA PEREZ.
SEPTEMBER 17, 1899
Mentioned in La Federacion, September 17, 1899 issue.
Page 3, left column, entitled Cruz Roja.
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Marcelo Espinosa, parish priest of Maasin, wrote to the revolutionary newspaper of Cabatuan, La Patria, to protest the accusation made against his uncle for ...
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September 18, 1899
LETTER FROM BAROTAC NUEVO TO KABATUAN (SEPTEMBER 18, 1899)
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September 21, 1899
MARTIN DELGADO ANNOUNCES (FROM CABATUAN) THAT AT THE REQUEST OF HIS TROOPS, HE HAS TAKEN COMMAND OF THE PROVINCE AS POLITICO-MILITARY GOVERNOR
KABATUAN, SEPTEMBER 21, 1899
Ethnicity and the Revolution in Panay, p. 96
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September 23, 1899
Meeting held at Kabatuan, presided by Jovito Yusay calling the attention of those present to the action of the military who presented a memorial drawn up by them at Santa Barbara wherein they requested the establishment of a Politico-Military government.
Kabatuan, September 23, 1899
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September 23, 1899
THE LAST PRESIDENT OF THE FEDERAL STATE, JOVITO YUSAY, SIGNED A DECREE DISSOLVING THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC
SEPTEMBER 23, 1899
Ethnicity and the Revolution in Panay, p. 87
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October 5, 1899
MARTIN DELGADO ISSUES PROCLAMATION (FROM CABATUAN) TO THE VISAYANS ANNOUNCING THAT HE HAS ASSUMED COMMAND AS GOVERNOR PRESIDENT
KABATUAN
Ethnicity and the Revolution in Panay, p. 96
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October 14, 1899
EDICT OF GEN. MARTIN DELGADO (FROM CABATUAN) ADDRESSING THE FREQUENT ASSAULTS & ROBBERIES COMMITTED BY MILITARY PERSONS.
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October 1899
Politico-Military Governor says Iloilo province is indifferent in the present
situation.
Kabatuan, October 1899
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October 24, 1899
26TH INFANTRY USV ARRIVES IN MANILA 10/24/1899, DEPARTS TO VISAYAS 10/25/1899
U.S. Roster of Troops, Division of the Philippines, July 15, 1900.
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October 24, 1899
26TH INFANTRY USV ARRIVES IN DEPT. OF PACIFIC (PHILIPPINES) ON OCTOBER 24, 1899
U.S. Roster of Troops, March 1, 1900.
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October 27, 1899
CABLEGRAM OCTOBER 17, 1899 REPORT: 26TH INFANTRY U.S.V. (AS WELL AS A BATTALION 19TH INFANTRY) SENT TO ILOILO
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PHOTOS OF BRIG. GENERAL ROBERT P. HUGHES
COMMANDING, U.S. ARMY DEPARTMENT OF THE VISAYAS
PHOTOS & PROFILE
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November 1, 1899
GEN. ROBERT P. HUGHES CABLES GEN. OTIS THAT HE (HUGHES) IS TO COMMENCE THE ATTACK ON PANAY INSURGENTS AS SOON AS CONDITION OF ROAD AND TRAILS PERMIT
NOVEMBER 1, 1899
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November 1899
GEN. HUGHES PLANS TO AVOID COSTLY FRONTAL ATTACK, SOUGHT STRATEGIC TURNING MOVEMENT BY A MAIN COLUMN OF FIVE BATTALIONS AND A MOUNTAIN BATTERY, TO GAIN A POSITION ON THE INSURGENT FLANK AND REAR WHENCE HE MIGHT REAP THE FULL FRUITS OF VICTORY BY CUTTING OFF THE RETREAT AND CAPTURING AT LEAST THE LARGER PART OF THE INSURGENT FORCE
NOVEMBER 1899 |
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November 2, 1899
LETTER TO THE GENERAL COMMANDER OF KABATUAN
NOVEMBER 2, 1899
Not that readable.
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LETTER FROM CABATUAN, SIGNED BY GEN. MARTIN DELGADO
NOVEMBER 2, 1899
The Philippine Insurrection against the United States: a compilation of documents with notes and introduction, Volume 5
John Rodgers Meigs Taylor, United States. Bureau of Insular Affairs,
Eugenio Lopez Foundation, 1971. Page 570.
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LETTER OF GEN. MARTIN DELGADO FROM CABATUAN
TO THE LOCAL PRESIDENTES OF LAMBUNAO & CALINOG
NOVEMBER 3, 1899
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GEN. ROBERT P. HUGHES MOVES AGAINST PANAY INSURGENTS
NOVEMBER 9, 1899
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GENERAL HUGHES COLUMN MOVES OUT FROM ILOILO WESTWARD ALONG THE COAST UNTIL CLEAR OF THE DEFENSIVES LINES OF WORKS PREPARED BY INSURGENTS
NOVEMBER 9, 1899 |
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SEVERE TYPHOONS OVER PANAY IMPEDES MARCH OF GEN. HUGHES TROOPS FOR TWO DAYS
NOVEMBER 10-11, 1899
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PROGRESS WAS SLOW OWING TO A HEAVY RAIN, THE LAST OF A PARTICULARLY WET SEASON, WHICH HAD SOFTENED THE ROADS AND MADE THEM DIFFICULT FOR THE MAJOR PART OF THE TRANSPORTATION WHICH CONSISTED OF NATIVE BULL CARTS.
NOVEMBER 10-11, 1899 |
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INSURGENTS ABANDON STRONG DEFENSES SEVERAL MILES NORTH OF WEST OF ILOILO
NOVEMBER 11, 1899
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GENERAL ROBERT P. HUGHES OPERATING WEST ILOILO, CABATUAN, MAASIN, CORDOVA. ENEMY MAKES NO STAND
NOVEMBER 14, 1899
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"INSURGENT TROOPS CONCENTRATED SOUTH OF CABATUAN
WHERE THE INSURGENT CAPITAL HAD BEEN ESTABLISHED"
NOVEMBER, 1899
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GEN. HUGHES MOVING IN PANAY WITH TWO COLUMNS
NOVEMBER 20, 1899
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INSURGENTS HAVE RETREATED FROM SOUTH-EASTHERN PORTION OF THE ISLAND
NOVEMBER 20, 1899
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U.S. ACTIONS AT AGANAO ON NOV. 20, AND SUBSEQUENTLY AT PAVIA, COMPELLED THE ABANDONMENT OF CABATUAN, STA. BARBARA AND MAASIN
NOVEMBER 20, 1899
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NO REPORT RECEIVED FROM COLUMN UNDER IMMEDIATE COMMAND OF GEN. HUGHES.
APPARENTLY, VISAYANS FRIENDLY, NOT TAKING ACTIVE PART, ENEMY CONSISTS OF 2,000 TAGALOGS.
NOVEMBER 22, 1899
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TWO AMERICAN COLUMNS UNITE AT CABATUAN
NOVEMBER 23, 1899 |
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COL. RICE'S COMMAND MOVED OUT OF ALIMODIAN AND MARCHED ON CABATUAN, WHERE IT MET LT. COL. W. M. VAN HORNE, 18TH INFANTRY, WHO HAD BEEN SENT ON RECONNAISANCE FROM STA. BARBARA
NOVEMBER 23, 1899 |
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DEFEAT OF ILOILO REBELS, CABATUAN TAKEN.
4 KILLED, 25 WOUNDED, 10 PRISONERS.
NOVEMBER 21, 1899 ???
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GENERAL HUGHES REPORTS FROM CABATUAN, NOV. 23
"ENEMY DRIVEN OUT OF CABATUAN, THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT"
NOVEMBER 23, 1899
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GENERAL HUGHES REPORTS: ENEMY DRIVEN BACK INTO MOUNTAINS, CABATUAN CAPTURED.
5 KILLED OR MORTALLY WOUNDED, 27 OTHER WOUNDED.
THE TROOPS TOOK 10 PRISONERS, 18 PIECES OF CANNON, 6 RIFLES, AND SOME AMMUNITION.
NOVEMBER 24, 1899
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GENERAL HUGHES REPORTS...
"ENEMY DRIVEN BACK INTO MOUNTAINS, INSURGENT CAPITAL CABATUAN CAPTURED"
NOVEMBER 24, 1899
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GENERAL HUGHES REPORTS: ENEMY DRIVEN BACK INTO MOUNTAINS; INSURGENT CAPITAL, CABATUAN, CAPTURED"
NOVEMBER 24, 1899
The Evening Times, Friday, November 24, 1899, Washington, U.S.A.
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PHOTO OF GENERAL HUGHES, GENERAL OTIS, CAPTAIN MURRAY AND OTHER OFFICERS |
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FROM CABATUAN, GEN. HUGHES CONTINUED A RAPID PURSUIT THROUGH JANIUAY, LAMBUNAO AND CALINOG TO PASSI, WHERE THE INSURGENT FORCES MADE THEIR LAST FRUITLESS STAND ON THE 27TH OF NOVEMBER.
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November 28, 1899
COL. RICE INSTRUCTED TO OCCUPY CABATUAN, LEON, POTOTAN, SARA AND OTHER POINTS AS MIGHT BE NECESSARY FOR THE PRESERVATION OF ORDER, AND TO SELECT COMMANDERS FROM THE VARIOUS COMMANDS OF OCCUPATION, WHO WOULD BRING A SOUND JUDGMENT TO BEAR ON THE VARIOUS TROUBLESOME QUESTIONS LIKELY TO ARISE
Page 16, Annual Report of Maj. Gen. Arthur MacArthur, USV, commanding Division of the Philippines, Vol. 1, 1900.
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December 5, 1899
AMERICAN FORCES IN PANAY NOW OCCUPY SANTA BARBARA AND CABATUAN, THEIR LINES EXTENDING 35 MILES NORTH OF ILOILO
Page 764, Public Opinion, Volume 27.
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December 1899
COL. RICE, IN COMPLIANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS, HAD SPREAD HIS REGIMENT OVER THE PROVINCE OF ILOILO, AND HAD INVITED THE TOWNS TO ORGANIZE THEIR MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS AND GET THEIR PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN OPERATION, AND HAVE LINES OF COMMUNICATION PUT IN PASSABLE CONDITION
Page 21, Annual Report of Maj. Gen. Arthur MacArthur, USV, commanding Division of the Philippines, Vol. 1, 1900.
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COLONEL RICE BIOGRAPHY
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