The evening times
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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 Washington times · May 12, 190612 de mayo de 1906
- Evening star · July 8, 19068 de julio de 1906
- The morning tribune · October 27, 190627 de octubre de 1906
SummaryResumen
The Evening Times published a statement from Dominican revolutionists detailing their aims to reform land taxes, modify tariffs, eliminate export duties, and establish habeas corpus protections. The statement asserted that Generals Morales and Jimenez had reached an understanding, while former President Horacio Vasquez had deserted President Caceres. It also alleged that Dominican Minister of Finance Federico Velasquez was seeking to secure half of the $1,300,000 deposited for foreign creditors to fund government war expenses.
The Evening Times publicó una declaración de revolucionarios dominicanos en la que detallaban sus objetivos de reformar los impuestos sobre la tierra, modificar los aranceles, suprimir los derechos de exportación y establecer garantías de habeas corpus. El manifiesto aseguraba que los generales Morales y Jimenes habían alcanzado un entendimiento, mientras que el expresidente Horacio Vásquez había abandonado al presidente Cáceres. Alegaba además que el ministro de Hacienda dominicano Federico Velásquez procuraba asegurarse la mitad de los 1.300.000 dólares depositados para los acreedores extranjeros con el propósito de costear los gastos bélicos del gobierno.
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est, to the states of Azua, Barahona,
Macorls and Santo Domingo.
It is our purpose, if we are victor
ious, as I am certain we shall be, to
establish land taxes, modify the tar
iff and remove the pernicious export
duties, which retard the progress of
our industries. We also want the
right of habeas
corupB,
which is un
known in our country. As matters are,
the government puts in Jail and exiles
citizens without any process of law.
The revolution was started without
the consent or advice* of General Jim
enez. General Morales and General
Jimenez have come to an understand
ing. The government has suspended
payment of the army and civil em
ployes and seeks to pay preferred
creditors, which cannot be done ac
cording to the modus vlvendl.
Of course we recognize the Santo
Domingo treaty, and we are anxious
for an even better one.
It is probably not generally known
in this country, but I know that Ed
erico Velasquez, minister of finance,
who is now in this city, has come here
to get, if possible, half of the $1,300,000
on deposit for the payment of Santo
Domingo's foreign creditors, that the
money might be used for the expenses
of the war. If the United States could
guarantee us free elections the revolu
tion would end, but as we are without
help we were compelled to protest
with arms.
Even General Horacio Vasquez, for
merly president of the republic, who
was the delegate to the Clbao for
President Caceres, has deserted him.
CAPTAINS FOR CREWS.
All of the Colleges Have Selected
Them Except Cornell.
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
The evening times. (1906). Grand Forks, N.D., 1906-06-30. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85042373/1906-06-30/ed-1/?sp=3
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The evening times, 1906-06-30.
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