The Salt Lake tribune
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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
- New Hampshire farmer and weekly union · October 18, 191118 de octubre de 1911
- The Salt Lake tribune · November 12, 191112 de noviembre de 1911
- Evening star · November 12, 191112 de noviembre de 1911
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The Salt Lake Tribune discussed political reactions following the assassination of Dominican President Ramon Caceres, noting his past role in killing dictator Ulises Heureaux in 1899. Officials recalled Caceres's rise through cabinet and vice-presidential posts to the presidency in 1905, expressing concern that rival politicians might seize on his death to provoke unrest. The War Department noted that the assassination disrupted an exceptional four-year period of peace in a nation previously plagued by annual revolutions.
The Salt Lake Tribune analizó las reacciones políticas tras el magnicidio del presidente dominicano Ramón Cáceres, recordando su participación en la muerte del dictador Ulises Heureaux en 1899. Los funcionarios rememoraron el ascenso de Cáceres a través de carteras ministeriales y la vicepresidencia hasta alcanzar la presidencia en 1905, expresando inquietud de que políticos rivales aprovecharan su deceso para provocar alteraciones. El Departamento de Guerra advirtió que el magnicidio truncó un excepcional período de cuatro años de paz en una nación anteriormente asolada por revoluciones anuales.
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Is now at his home near this city, lie
has arranged to leave tomorrow for Ha
vana, whence ,hc will cross Cuba to
Guantanamo. If no commercial steamer
Is at hand, he probably will be trans
ported to San Domlnco by one of the
gunboats now at Guantanamo.
President Ca ceres' s stormy career Is re
called by ofriclals here who arc Hi miliar
with the peculiar Dominican tempera
ment. 'It is ronicmbercd that lite presi
dent hlmsoir was Die slayer of Ihe re
doubtable old dictator. Hereaux, In I Sim.
which he alleged was In self-defense. It
Is likewise known that relatives of the
former president always cherished a de
sire that tho death or their kinsman be
avenged.
It Is pointed out that, irrespective of
the cause or the assassination, serious
complications may arise ir ambitious
politicians scl7.c upon the disturbed con
dition of Ihc country to further lliclr
own ends.
T'resident C'accics'a political career may
be said to have been begun when he
killed President Ilercaux In 1SDD. He
was a partisan or General Jimlncz and
the death of President Ilercaux made
possible the succession of .Tlmlnez to Ihc
presidency. Caceres becamo minister of
I war In tho .Tluilnc7. cabinet, subsequently
was made .vice president, under Morales
and succeeded Morales as president In
December. J903.
Peace for Four Yeava.
It is pointed out at Iho war depart
ment that this Ih the first serious trou
ble that has occurred In Santo Domingo
In four years, wheitjas the hlsldry or
the country showed an average of at
loast one revolution per annum.
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The Salt Lake tribune. (1911). Salt Lake City, Utah, 1911-11-21. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045396/1911-11-21/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Salt Lake tribune, 1911-11-21.
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