1901 In what marks the end of organized Cebuano resistance against the Americans, Arcadio Maxilom and Juan Climaco, with 40 men, 30 rifles and 4 cannons, surrender to the Americans in Tuburan. In Guadalupe, Carcar, Mateo Luga—with 38 men, 20 firearms—surrenders to the Americans. In Dumanjug, Nicolas Godines also surrenders with 8 officers and 250 […]
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Eulogio Cañete
Born in San Fernando on March 11, 1901. Eulogio Cañete studied at the Cebu High School and Colegio de San Jose-Recoletos (AB). He became Municipal councilor of San Fernando from 1941 to 1946. During the war, he was appointed Commander of the Bolo Battalion, San Fernando sector. He was also Motor Pool chief with the […]
