The revolutionary forces were defeated at the town of Angeles on September 20, 1899. General Emilio Aguinaldo and most of his troops were able to evade capture by the Americans. The United States ...

On March 23, 1899, Philippine revolutionary leader Emilio Aguinaldo (1869-1964) was captured by U.S. troops during the Philippine War. The story of Aguinaldo is symbolic of the United States ...

General Emilio Aguinaldo also took his oath of office as president of the revolutionary government before the Santa Cruz de Malabon, after which the town of Tanza got its old name CAVITE, ...

The town of Maragondon in Cavite has played ... the prison of Andres and Procopio as well as the camp site of General Emilio Aguinaldo in 1897. 2. Bonifacio Trial House A few minutes walk from ...

ONCE a sleepy town in the province of Cavite — the former San Francisco de Malabon renamed after the de facto Vice President General Mariano Trias under the first republic with General Emilio ...

This week on February 6, 1964, former President Emilio ... Aguinaldo’s father, the Aguinaldos were already classified as relatively wealthy and held some degree of political power in the town ...

Emilio Aguinaldo at the Lyceum of the Philippines University in General Trias, Cavite, “generated diverse papers reflecting many known and still unknown dimensions of Aguinaldo’s rich ...