Evening star
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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 Washington times · May 12, 190612 de mayo de 1906
- The evening times · June 30, 190630 de junio de 1906
- Evening star · July 8, 19068 de julio de 1906
SummaryResumen
Exiles arriving at San Juan from Santo Domingo, a couple of them wounded in encounters with government troops, said the revolution was in full blast along the northwest line and that towns including Barahona, Azua, Puerto Plata and Monte Cristi were constantly harassed by insurgent bands. A letter from the country printed with the report says public opinion wants ex-President Morales to lead the movement, hopes Morales and Jimenez will unite to retake the government, and reports that Minister of Finances Velasquez had set out hastily for Washington to seek support for his tottering government.
Exiliados que llegaron a San Juan desde Santo Domingo, un par de ellos heridos en encuentros con tropas del gobierno, dijeron que la revolución estaba en pleno auge a lo largo de la línea del noroeste y que pueblos como Barahona, Azua, Puerto Plata y Monte Cristi eran hostigados constantemente por bandas insurgentes. Una carta del país publicada con el informe dice que la opinión pública quiere que el expresidente Morales encabece el movimiento, espera que Morales y Jiménez se unan para retomar el gobierno, e informa que el ministro de Hacienda Velásquez había salido a toda prisa hacia Washington en busca de apoyo para su tambaleante gobierno.
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name, released and armed the prisoners
confined In the fortress and with them at
tacked the outer guard, which he had been
unable to suborn. The town folk were
suddenly aroused to a sense of danger by
a heavy fusillade. On being Informed that
the fort had been taken by the prisoners
commanded by the rebel commandant, Gen
Jesus Maria Cespedes, at the head of a
small detachment of troopB and a large
body of armed citizens, set out to attack
the fort. After a sharp skirmish the fort
ress was retaken by General Cespedes with
little loss of life, although many were
wounded. Energetic measures were at once
taken to punish the culprits and necessary
precautions taken to prevent a similar oc
currence.
"Gen. Rodolfo Limardo is about setting
out for Monte Cristi with a strong force
??wuU Sate the rebeI11?n In that district.
Although much importance is not attached
to these movements. It Is necessary to
promptly check them before they take Dro
Z??l??S.th*i wl" IMke !t 811 the more
difficult for the government to cope with."
Exiles In Mass Meeting.
"It is stated that on the 12th Instant a
mass-meeting of the San Domingan exiles
In Porto Rico was held at Mayaguez. ex
President Jimenez being in the chair. The
following resolutions are said to have been
taken at the meeting: That Jimenez and
Morales unite their efforts to overthrow
the present administration in Santo Domln
h'T^t ^Jllnene,z return to the presidency
should the revolutionary movement be suc
cessful, and complete the term for which
he was elected In 1000. which he had not
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
Evening star. (1906). Washington, D.C., 1906-07-03. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1906-07-03/ed-1/?sp=7
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1906-07-03.
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