The sun
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Theodore Roosevelt formulated the Roosevelt Corollary specifically for the Dominican debt crisis, placing customs houses under American receivership to ward off European gunboats.Theodore Roosevelt formuló el Corolario Roosevelt para la crisis de la deuda dominicana, colocando las aduanas bajo control estadounidense.
More on Revolution & UnrestMás sobre Revolución y disturbios
- The Manning times · July 15, 191415 de julio de 1914
- The Barre daily times · July 16, 191416 de julio de 1914
- The Ogden standard · July 22, 191422 de julio de 1914
SummaryResumen
The food situation at Puerto Plata has been relieved by the arrival of large quantities of produce and cattle brought in from the surrounding country through the lines of the government troops, though desultory fighting still continues about the city and General Arias is reported approaching with reinforcements and large quantities of ammunition for the rebels. Two British schooners have come to Puerto Plata to take off eighty British subjects, residents of Turks Island, who had been reduced to desperate straits by conditions in the Dominican city, and the revenue cutter Algonquin is on its way there as well.
La situación alimentaria en Puerto Plata se ha aliviado con la llegada de grandes cantidades de productos y ganado traídos del campo circundante a través de las líneas de las tropas del gobierno, aunque continúa una lucha esporádica alrededor de la ciudad y se informa que el general Arias se acerca con refuerzos y grandes cantidades de municiones para los rebeldes. Dos goletas británicas han llegado a Puerto Plata para llevarse a ochenta súbditos británicos, residentes de la isla Turca, que habían quedado en una situación desesperada por las condiciones en la ciudad dominicana, y el guardacostas Algonquin también va en camino hacia allí.
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Ins revolutionary activities nnd has sue- ,mi.r The rebels learned of the sltua-1 ,lrm i Mexico there would never have
reeded In turning the whole northern ter- t((Pn ln Hamo Domingo city through In-: irn the bloodshed and anarchy there
rltory Into a state of constant disorder formation cabled to them from New York. tnilt tlPre has been.
Tiure sprang up to uld hltn Innumerable. Tll(, fo0l situation at Puerto Plata hasj ".Mr o'Shuughnessy was well liked by
bands of Vocoh," or mountain banditti, i i,VM relieved by the arrival of Urge quan n wlu Unow him. Also he was a friend
who are raiding throughout the country. t!tle of produce and cattle brought in nf M-ierta. He understood conditions
mak'ng the operation of railroads and the from thP un rounding country through the tK.r,. ;l8 one else who had come from
conduct of any Industry or commerce n,,,., of the (lovernment troops, America has. Hut" a btoud smlle-
vihl'hIIv Impossible." Desiiltorv fighting still continues about -j.,,,, Americans know so little about us
Meantime the United States, despite Its u(,rto Plata. Hon. Arias I reported ap- !,nln
refusal to recognize Huerta nnd despite pro;chlng with reenforeements and large. Then Senor Moheno was asked why
the high sounding phr.ws nbout nm- quantities of ammunition for the rebels. nr 1a, come to New York,
recognition nf revolutionists who sought, two Hrltlsh schooners have come to nm here," he said, "to write a
only their personal aggrandizement, recng. .uerto Plata to take off eighty Hrltlsh lf)ok. It shall b'- enllert 'My Political
nlred Zamor almost before he was In the subjects, residents of Turks Island, who .;xperleiices After the Tragic Week,' nnJ
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The sun. (1914). New York [N.Y.], 1914-07-19. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030272/1914-07-19/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The sun, 1914-07-19.
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