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Today in The History of Cebu
Today in The History of Cebu
History
of Cebu
A research done by
Dr. Resil Mojares
the founding director of the Cebuano Studies Center
JANUARY 1
1571
1835
1894
1902
1960
1917
1968
1899
1961
1947
1848
1900
1905
1899
1792
1917
1888
1900
1937
1922
1878
1893
1900
1945
1888
1895
1900
1898
1946
1917
1846
1858
1734
1852
1877
1869
1946
1944
1899
1943
1865
1899
1863
1867
1660
1705
1845
1946
1780
1954
1958
1901
1885
1901
1862
1899
1933
1863
1897
1899
1899
1904
1920
1902
1906
1949
1852
1908
1899
1890
1919
1935
1657
1901
1888
1899
1902
1877
1890
1846
1857
1952
1897
1901
1872
1923
1911
1950
1952
1871
1899
1899
1899
1905
1937
1899
1964
1886
1899
1866
1919
1945
1922
1899
1928
1899
1914
1954
1857
1943
1901
1902
1906
1930
1954
1945
1900
1944
1863
1898
1904
1946
1898
1899
1902
1905
1952
1906
1949
1957
1957
1954
1850
1944
1825
1899
1902
1926
1864
1891
1892
1947
1898
1932
1945
1970
1921
1945
1854
1945
1881
1945
1945
1908
1945
1901
1944
1945
1873
1898
1910
1945
1898
1898
1945
1898
1958
1901
1945
1946
1521
1881
1882
1898
1898
1942
1898
1953
1866
1898
1915
1942
1899
1942
1945
1945
1866
1871
1900
1948
1898
1899
1900
1834
1901
1877
1901
1900
1899
1903
1956
1875
1891
1917
1594
1663
1941
1836
1855
1888
1930
1943
1521
1565
1565
1934
1965
1891
1898
1966
1937
LABOR DAY
1521
1913
1915
1947
1919
1899
1892
1902
1905
1942
1952
1827
1565
1878
1945
1885
1894
1942
1962
1697
1891
1904
1935
1565
1872
1903
1565
1584
1942
1958
1885
1893
1909
1908
1863
1565
1881
1958
1607
1918
1901
1947
1898
1906
1950
1879
1885
1880
1881
1942
1850
1565
1961
1898
1899
1565
1565
1970
1926
1933
1887
1886
1955
1961
1832
1946
1959
1871
1964
1580
1829
The parish of Naga, Cebu, is established and
placed under the patronage of San Francisco de
Asisi. It is separated from the parish of San
Nicolas.
1898
Philippine Independence is proclaimed in Kawit,
Cavite.
1948
Republic Act No. 244 is approved, providing for
the position of Vice-Mayor of the City of Cebu,
to be appointed by the President of the
Philippines. First to be appointed to the post is
Arsenio Villanueva who takes his oath of office
on July 16, 1948.
JUNE 13
1894
1899
1938
1863
1851
1899
1901
1865
1899
1900
1961
1949
1960
1861
1897
1900
1945
1599
1969
1900
1946
1915
1960
1901
1946
1863
1869
1931
1856
1971
1959
1978
1907
1860
1865
1900
1887
1906
1931
1926
1856
1883
1906
1920
1900
1945
1893
1906
1892
1903
1863
1909
1942
1961
1900
1934
1949
1903
1952
1906
1893
1907
1900
1948
1901
1905
1757
1905
1952
1899
1900
1903
1595
1863
1854
1900
1952
1871
1899
1900
1952
1890
1904
1854
1900
1873
1894
1900
1952
1880
1932
1944
1860
1900
1907
1737
1832
1904
1944
1836
1900
1940
1900
1953
1910
1851
1942
1894
1964
1847
1858
1903
1884
1655
1912
1874
1900
1569
1595
1900
1905
1742
1836
1951
1907
1945
1921
1851
1572
1804
1902
1595
1903
1905
1963
1844
1903
1951
1896
1949
1825
1963
1903
1945
1956
1740
1595
1969
1665
1829
1900
1943
1595
1942
1850
1954
1980
1947
1522
1902
1878
1905
1574
1889
1937
1962
1870
1905
1957
1850
1862
1890
1897
1900
1901
1907
1965
1612
1935
1961
1847
1906
1963
1905
1930
1934
1867
1907
1944
1972
1899
1922
1844
1792
1901
1904
1900
1942
1944
1930
1908
1829
1898
1979
1957
1568
1692
1906
1900
1901
1872
1916
1859
1863
1900
1847
1951
1942
1864
1972
1902
1934
1935
1966
1892
1942
1978
1904
1938
1943
1566
1888
1907
1916
1902
1933
1900
1970
1898
1961
1882
1895
1934
1944
1570
1947
1614
1903
1961
1896
1944
1953
1883
1942
1900
1901
1961
1901
1906
1945
1779
1901
1857
1901
1565
1947
1816
1835
1784
1896
1898
1863
1901
1934
1568
1955
1971
1859
1903
1945
1907
1953
1959
1923
1941
1947
1889
1963
1775
1886
1949
1887
1967
1935
1676
1887
1955
1907
1935
1903
1564
1872
1954
1911
1955
1898
1930
1876
1917
1925
1964
1625
1848
1942
1901
1909
1908
1965
1886
1928
1628
1901
1840
1903
1916
1905
1953
1901
1900
1953
1861
1965
1847
1940
1942
1601
1886
1929
1909
1933
1847
1937
1904
1963
1895
1901
1941
1887
1906
1916
1899
1901
1934
1965
1887
1970
1901
1941
1898
1956
CHRISTMAS DAY
1942
1898
1886
1891
1891
1898
1866
1896
1941
1898
1961