The evening tribune
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More on The Customs ReceivershipMás sobre La receptoría de aduanas
- Daily press · June 29, 190629 de junio de 1906
- New-York tribune · September 6, 19066 de septiembre de 1906
- Wood County reporter · November 22, 190622 de noviembre de 1906
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advantageous In many respects, but
has not the fores nf a permanent ar
r bjeinegt Inasmuch as it r« quires
the ratification of the treaty now
p» nding before the Renate to give it
final validity and such ratification It
has heretofore proved Impossible to
secure. By the new arrangement
now proposed another treaty will be
negotiated providing for a refunding
of the Dominican debt through an
Issue of bonds which will be taken up
by American capitalists and «*nred
bv the customs, which will still be
Collected as under the present sys
tem. The ch'ef advantage claimed
f<>r thia arrangement la that It is like
ly to prove acceptable tn the Rennte
as well a* to Han to Dentin go and to
our ICaecutive Impertinent. Home
such outcome of Hie situation must
be secured, for only by an agreement
between She turbulent Inhabitants of
the island of Haiti and their foreign
creditors ran the practical certainty
of international complications In the
mar future be removed.
OuiironiHa the Kaflroads.
When the materiel progress of this
country la tbr ♦heme It la well t<» keep
In mind ths estimate of railroad ex
perts that If H)r railroads are to
measure up to the demands of the
times then- must be within the next
ten years a gain of af least fifty per
cent. In their total facilities for han-
dllwg traffic. The estimate evidently
wwa not made without giving tn the
subject the fullest consideration and
weighing with care every fact likely
fo become a factor In the great prob
lem of transportation presented by
the tremendous growth of popula
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The evening tribune. (1906). Providence, R.I., 1906-09-23. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn91070627/1906-09-23/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The evening tribune, 1906-09-23.
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