José de Lachambre

José María Julián de Lachambre y Domínguez (16 March 1846 - 13 July 1903) was a senator[1] and the ad interim Spanish Governor-General of the Philippines after Camilo Polavieja was recalled by the Cánovas government who was displeased with Polavieja's policy.[2] Fernando Primo de Rivera was appointed and took office for the second time as governor general (the first from 1880-1883) on April 23, 1897. De Lachambre served as the interim governor for a week from April 15–23, 1897.[3]

In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Lachambre and the second or maternal family name is Domínguez.

References
  1. Senado de España, Expediente personal del Senador. "Lachambre y Domínguez, José de". Retrieved 2020-09-01.
  2. Payne, Stanley G. (1967). "Politics and the Military in Modern Spain". pg. 75. Stanford University Press, California.
  3. Blair, Emma Helen and Robertson, James Alexander (1904). "The Philippine Islands", pp. 311-312. Arthur H. Clark Company, Cleveland, OH.
Preceded by
Camilo Polavieja		 Spanish Governor - Captain General of the Philippines
1897		 Succeeded by
Fernando Primo de Rivera
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