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
- Springfield weekly Republican · January 12, 190612 de enero de 1906
- The Paducah sun · January 15, 190615 de enero de 1906
- The Stark County Democrat · January 19, 190619 de enero de 1906
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The *Springfield Weekly Republican* published an interview from San Juan with ousted Dominican President Carlos F. Morales, who affirmed that national salvation depended on the ratification of the pending customs convention by both nations. Morales noted that while provisional President Cáceres and various rebel factions had come to endorse the convention, political stability remained precarious under Cáceres's minority government. Morales recounted suffering a fractured ankle when a vine rope broke while scaling a cliff during his escape from the Dominican capital.
El *Springfield Weekly Republican* publicó una entrevista desde San Juan con el depuesto presidente dominicano Carlos F. Morales, quien afirmó que la salvación nacional dependía de la ratificación de la convención aduanera pendiente por ambas naciones. Morales señaló que, si bien el presidente provisional Cáceres y varias facciones rebeldes habían llegado a respaldar la convención, la estabilidad política continuaba siendo precaria bajo el gobierno minoritario de Cáceres. Morales relató que sufrió una fractura de tobillo al romperse una cuerda vegetal mientras escalaba un risco durante su huida de la capital dominicana.
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ed the Associated Press to convey to the
American people, particularly to President
Roosevelt and other authorities at Wash
ington, the expression-of his sincere thank
fulness for the inestimable assistance ac
corded him while president of the repub
lic. “The future salvation of San Do
mingo.” he said, “is dependent entirely
on the ratification of the pending conven
tion by the United States Senate and the
Congress of San Domingo. I believe that
the majority of the people of the republic
agree with me in this, as the}’ al! know
that the continuance of the revolutionary
agitation means continual ruination. Gen
Caceres, the temporary president, now in
dorses the convention, as do the revolu
tionaries. The immediate future of San
Domingo is obscure. It is very probable
that the disturbed conditions will continue,
as the Caceres government represents a
minoritj- and will he unable to guarantee
the safety of life and property.”
The general says he is satisfied that he
has worked for the welfare of his coun
try tq the best of his ability. He is in
good spirits though his face indicates the
trials he endured during his recent, stren
uous experiences. His broken ankle was
the result of the parting of a rope of
vines by which he was trying to climb a
precipice, and was not caused by a fall
from his horse, as had been reported. The
members of Gen Morales's family nil] ar
rive at San Juan this week.
Caceres Will Favor Treaty.
The Cleveland Leader this week printed
the following: Gen Ramon Caceres, tem
porary president of San Domingo, has
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Springfield weekly Republican. (1906). Springfield, Mass., 1906-01-18. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1906-01-18/ed-1/?sp=9
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1906-01-18.
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