Evening times-Republican
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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 The Customs ReceivershipMás sobre La receptoría de aduanas
- The San Francisco call · March 25, 190525 de marzo de 1905
- The Washington times · March 26, 190526 de marzo de 1905
- Springfield weekly Republican · March 31, 190531 de marzo de 1905
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The *Evening Times-Republican* published President Roosevelt's directive instructing Minister Dawson to implement an interim modus vivendi for collecting Dominican customs revenues while the treaty awaited Senate approval. Under the executive plan, the Secretary of War would nominate port collectors, with unexpended revenues deposited in New York banks pending final legislative action. Concurrently, American warships monitored political movements in Monte Cristi, including the departure of General Barba from Puerto Rico, to prevent revolutionary disruption.
El *Evening Times-Republican* publicó la directiva del presidente Roosevelt en la que instruía al ministro Dawson a implementar un modus vivendi provisional para recaudar los ingresos aduaneros dominicanos mientras el tratado esperaba la aprobación del Senado. Según el plan ejecutivo, el secretario de Guerra designaría a los recaudadores de los puertos, y los ingresos no devengados se depositarían en bancos de Nueva York a la espera de la resolución legislativa definitiva. Al mismo tiempo, buques de guerra estadounidenses vigilaban los movimientos políticos en Monte Cristi, incluida la salida del general Barba desde Puerto Rico, para evitar disturbios revolucionarios.
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putting down a revolution, it is state3,
if he requests help from America.
It is understooJ Gon. Barba an:l
those who are with him have been in
the island of Porto Rieo. Their move
ments were known to the state depart
ment and when they left several days
ago. their departure was reported to
Washington. The district of Monte
Christi i5 to be the hotbed of the rev
olutionists in Santo Domingo, and it
was bel.eved Barba and his asso
ciates would head for that section.
The riavy department has several
vessels in Dominican waters, and un
der directions from the state depart
ment can help in preserving the peace
of the country so its finances may be
restored to a settled condition.
Receiver for Island.
This is the president's order, which
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he addressed to Acting Secretary of
State Adee:
"I direct that Minister Dawson ex
press asquiescenoe in the proposal of
tho government of Santo Domingo for
the collection and conservation of its
revenues, pending the action of tho
United Stales senate upon the treaty,
to the end that in the meantime no
change shall take place in the situa
tion which would render useless Its
consummation or bring complications
into its enforcement. r::«
Claims to Bo Investigated,
"The secretary of war will present
for rtomination by the president of the
Dominican republic men to act as col
lectors In both the northern and
southern ports. All the money collect
ed, not turned over to the Domlnician
government will be deposited In some
New York bank and will be kept there
until the senate has acted. If the ac
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Evening times-Republican. (1905). Marshalltown, Iowa, 1905-03-29. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85049554/1905-03-29/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening times-Republican, 1905-03-29.
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