Springfield weekly 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
- Daily Kennebec journal · February 9, 19159 de febrero de 1915
- Evening star · February 10, 191510 de febrero de 1915
- The Logan Republican · February 11, 191511 de febrero de 1915
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The Springfield Weekly Republican reported on ongoing proceedings in the Phelan investigation into Minister James M. Sullivan, reviewing personal debts and legal judgments submitted into the record alongside testimonials on his behalf. State Department investigator Harry S. Dickey and former Vice Consul Charles H. Albrecht praised Sullivan's diplomatic rapport, attributing the controversy to personal hostility from former Receiver Walter W. Vick. Representative Hamill also testified, denying any connection to commercial interests in advocating for Sullivan's appointment.
The Springfield Weekly Republican informó sobre el curso de las actuaciones en la investigación Phelan referente al ministro James M. Sullivan, revisando deudas personales y fallos judiciales incorporados al expediente junto con testimonios a su favor. El investigador del Departamento de Estado Harry S. Dickey y el exvicecónsul Charles H. Albrecht elogiaron el trato diplomático de Sullivan, atribuyendo la polémica a la hostilidad personal del exreceptor Walter W. Vick. El representante Hamill también prestó declaración, negando todo vínculo con intereses comerciales al promover la designación de Sullivan.
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sioner.
Representative Hamill told the commis
sioner that he had never discussed Sulli
van’s candidacy for the Dominican post
with W. C. Beer, John G. Gray or any
other representative of the Jarvis interests.
He had been an intimate friend of Mr
Sullivan and gave him his support as a
friend, he said.
Commissioner Phelan Tuesday received
documentary evidence from state depart
ment files and other sources, including
letters from Sullivan's creditors, endeavor
ing to collect bills through the department.
One of the bills for $60.20 from a New
Haven clothier, was the subject of a score
of letters to President 'Wilson, Secretary
Bryan and other officials. Mr Strong also
put into the record a list of judgments
against James M. Sullivan entered in New
York courts.
Harry S. Dickey, who investigated for
the state department the accounts of John
L. Mann, former director-general of public
works of the Dominican republic, and
Charles H. Albrecht, former vice-consu)
in the republic, were Saturday’s witnesses.
Both commended the work of Minister
Sulliuan.
“Minister Sullivan,” said Dickey, “is
all right. He is a good man for the
place. He gets along with these people
down there as well as any American
could.”
Dickey denied that he had ever charged
that the National City bank was behind
the agitation against Sullivan, saying he
thought it grew out of the ermity to
ward the minister of W. W. Vick, former
receiver-general of Dominican customs.
Both former Minister Russell and Gen
Mclntyre declared Friday they had seen no
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Springfield weekly Republican. (1915). Springfield, Mass., 1915-02-11. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1915-02-11/ed-1/?sp=8
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1915-02-11.
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