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3ald, "to do What I have done arid

if anybody does not like It let him

lump it."

HAITI'S DEBT8 REPUDIATED.

United States Not Interfering With

the Country's Finances.

WASHINGTON, D. C,, June 3?.-r

It was said unofficially at the Stale

Department today that this Govern?

ment would take no action In the

matter of the Haitian domestic debt,

the refunding of which, at lower In?

terest rates, and with new tax assejs?

m;;Ms. is Causing protests from hold?

ers of the securities.

A formal protest by Americans in?

t"rested in the debt has been lodger}

with the department. The debt, tnw?

ever. Is not a part of the foreign ob?

ligations of Haiti, and in its origin

was purely domestic. It was ?ttend

ed by the issue of fradulent bonds,

which Hattl has repudiated. All hold?

era of the bonds have been requested

by the Haitian Government to report

their holdings, in order that the fraud?

ulently Issued bonds may be cauc?ll

ed.

Dry Dock Dewey on Last Course,

(By Associated Press.)

SINGAPORE. STRAITS 9ETTL&

MK'XT. June 2S.?The dry dock Dew,,

ey. bound from the Chesapeake. Bay

for Manila, which arrived here a few

days ago, started for Manila todaj\

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Daily press. (1906). Newport News, Va., 1906-06-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045830/1906-06-29/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Daily press, 1906-06-29.