Springfield weekly Republican
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Mr. Edward Herzberg Hartmont testified before Mr. Lowe’s foreign loans committee that in 1869 he negotiated a loan of $3,788,500 in London for the Dominican republic, of which he received $1,860,445 in cash. He stated that only $250,000 ultimately reached San Domingo, while the balance was disbursed in London and Washington.
El Sr. Edward Herzberg Hartmont testificó ante el comité de préstamos extranjeros presidido por el Sr. Lowe que en 1869 negoció en Londres un empréstito de 3.788.500 dólares para la República Dominicana, del cual recibió 1.860.445 dólares en efectivo. Declaró que apenas 250.000 dólares llegaron en última instancia a Santo Domingo, habiéndose desembolsado el remanente en Londres y Washington.
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Spotted Tail, “I can’t tell where it begins; but I
know where it ends.” The honest tax-payers of
the country will find the remark perfectly intel
ligible.
Mr Edward Herzberg Ilartmont testifies before
Mr Lowe’s foreign loans committee that, iu 1869,
he negotiated in London for the Dominican re
public a loan of §3,788,500. He received in cash
§1,860,445. Of this sum, §250,000 ultimately
reached San Domingo. The balance, Mr Hart
mont says, was disbursed in London and IFcrsA
inyton. How, what for, and to whom?
Ben Hill is elected to Congress from the 9th
Georgia district in place of McMillan, deceased.
The Boston News is unkind enough to recall a
remark of Arthur Tappan’s about one of our dis
tinguished diplomatists: “What do 1 tliiuk of
Mr Jav? What can f think of a man who
spends his time imitating his grandfather's sig
nature?”
Miss Ami Pamelia Cunniugham, the first lady
regent of Mount Vernon, died at Boseiueut, Lau
rens county, S. C., on Monday last.
President Grant and family, including Mr and
Mis Sartoris, will spend the summer in the Grant
cottage at Long Branch. Ilia nearest neighbors
w ill be George W, Childs, ex-Colleotor Thomas
Murphy, and Mr Seligman, the New York
banker'. Secretary Fish and family will pass the
season at their couutvy seat ou the Hudson
Secretary Belknap and wife have engaged apai t
ments at the Pequot house, Sew London.
Rev Dr Henry M. Field, so lately bereaved by
the death of his wife, sails for Europe on Name
day, accompanied by his niece, “all that is left
to him now,” as he says in his farewell to the
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Springfield weekly Republican. (1875). Springfield, Mass., 1875-05-14. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1875-05-14/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1875-05-14.
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