18 July, 1898

TODAY IN PHILIPPINE HISTORY:

Beleaguered Spanish troops led by Lieutenant Commander Juan Lalat surrender to the Filipino revolutionary forces under Commander Vicente Quesada in Aringay, La Union more than a month after Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo declared the Independence of the Philippines.

The Spaniards have been entrenched in the convent of this town following a sustained combat between the opposing forces as the Filipinos forces prevailed, they were forced to capitulate to Quesada, the province’s revolutionary governor who treats them with all humanitarian considerations.

(Ref: http://philippines-islands-lemuria.blogspot.co.nz)

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