A guest list of many family names familiar to all.
From the March 13, 1936, Manila Tribune. Honoring Judge Ricardo Paras.
Category: Legal Matters
Marinduque’s 1933 Financial Crisis
September 9 of 1933 found Marinduque in the middle of a financial crisis causing the provincial treasurer to hold up funds. The office of interior and labor in Manila had to send a representative to help out.
Did you Know?
In August of 1942, the Japanese Forces abolished Marinduque as a Province and made it part of Tayabas?
1924 Divorce Scandal in Marinduque
From the Nevada State Journal, January 18, 1924 (US Newspaper)
1916 Marinduque citizen associated with Immigration Fraud
With all the news of Chinese immigration fraud this past year, did you know that in 1916 the Supreme Court of the Philippines heard an appeals case involving a Chinese man claiming to be a person named Bernardo Molden born in Mogpog. Witness’ in Mogpog denied that this man was actually Molden. This is a long legal brief and the appeals case involves a jurisdictional issue so if you are only interested in the details of the interviews and conclusion skip to the third paragraph on the page labeled 498 and start there.
