The times dispatch
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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 Topeka state journal · October 13, 191113 de octubre de 1911
- The Topeka state journal · October 13, 191113 de octubre de 1911
- Santa Fe new Mexican · October 13, 191113 de octubre de 1911
SummaryResumen
The Times Dispatch reported from Haiti on widespread revolutionary violence, property destruction, and foreign merchants arming to protect their businesses in Port-au-Prince. Meanwhile, in Santo Domingo, U.S. Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson inspected the customs offices, met with President Caceres, and expressed complete satisfaction with the operation of the American receivership before sailing for Guantanamo aboard the North Carolina.
The Times Dispatch informó desde Haití sobre la generalizada violencia revolucionaria, la destrucción de propiedades y el armamento de comerciantes extranjeros para proteger sus negocios en Puerto Príncipe. En tanto, en Santo Domingo, el secretario de Guerra de los EE. UU. Henry L. Stimson inspeccionó las oficinas aduaneras, se reunió con el presidente Cáceres y expresó plena satisfacción con el desempeño de la receptoría estadounidense antes de zarpar hacia Guantánamo a bordo del *North Carolina*.
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bodies of t*n? revolutionists would en?
ter the capital this evening
As near as can be determined. It
would appear that about thirty persons
were killed last night. Investigation
shows that the monetary damage done
j was greater than at lirst supposed.
Thi homes of most of the high officials
of the Simon government were sacked.
The Italian and Dominican merchants
armed themselves and protci ted their
shops from the lawless ones.
This afternoon two groups of men.
composed of Lecontlsts and Flrmlnists,
fought in *ront of the telegraph office
Two men '.-ere killed. Later the city
again became calm,
j F.\-Presldent Pinion Is still In the
I harbor, aboard the schooner Bradford
C. French.
Anarchy Reigns.
New Orleans. La.. August 3.?A cable
mess.-.ge received to-day by a large im?
porting house Irom Port an Prince de
I dares:
"Anarchy reigns here. General Flr
min's following is a riotous mob.
American and German interests with?
out protection: urge Germany and
United States to Intervene. .Toint mil?
itary occupation only solution."
The message Is signed by F. Cadiz,
a Haitien merchant
STIMSON IS SATISFIED
Impresses Pleasure nt Working of Re?
ceivership of Sautn Domingo.
Santo Domingo, rtepubllc of San Do?
mingo. August .1?Henry L, Stimsop,
the American Secretary of War, after
a day spent in official calls and fill
I Inspection of the custom offices, sailed
j with his party on the cruiser North
l Carolina last evening for Guantanamo
Cuba. The secretary visited Presl
dent Caceres and In the afternoon was
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The times dispatch. (1911). Richmond, Va., 1911-08-04. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038615/1911-08-04/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The times dispatch, 1911-08-04.
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