26th of August 1902
In the afternoon of the other day, the Officer of the Day came with a copy o the declaration of amnesty, informing the prisoners that… Read More »26th of August 1902
Artemio Ricarte
24th of March 1902
As to the course of events this year, nothing has improved our situation. It is true that the Captain, after seeing the boxes of canned… Read More »24th of March 1902
30th of April 1901
Vicente Antiquera, Don Juan Mauricio’s servant, died of tuberculosis. R.I.P. I was also nursing a fever for a couple of days and was visited by… Read More »30th of April 1901
13th of February 1901
The following order was issued for compliance by our group: General Order No. 3 Prison’s Detachment of Asan, Guam February 12, 1901. The following… Read More »13th of February 1901
1st of February 1901
Today, they boarded 11 deportees from Ilocos Norte on our ship. They embarked on the Marine ship Solace, which they say, is sailing for the… Read More »1st of February 1901
Tuesday, 15 January 1901
At 11:00 a.m. we boarded Rosecrans that was anchored at Manila Bay. The prisoners on board were the following: Artemio Ricarte, Pio del Pilar, Maximino… Read More »Tuesday, 15 January 1901
February 4th, 1899
It was a beautiful day, Saturday, February 4, 1899.[1] There was peace and happiness everywhere in Malolos because on this day the (peace) Commissioners were… Read More »February 4th, 1899
Miércoles 1 de Junio 1898
Han cesado el viento y la lluvia pero queda el cielo nublado. Desde el mediodía hasta la noche se oye grande estruendo de cañonazos y… Read More »Miércoles 1 de Junio 1898
Thursday, May 26, 1898
The respective commanders of Imus, Santa Cruz, and San Francisco de Malabon, Ricarte, Riego de Dios, and Mariano Trias, continue firm in their defense of… Read More »Thursday, May 26, 1898
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