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Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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y Presi-dent Carranza. May 4.—The Communist government inMunich, Bavaria, is overthrown by the govern-ment of Premier Hoffmann with the help of troopsfrom Berlin. May 8.—The unrecognized government ofPresident Tinoco, in Costa Rica, is threatened bya revolutionary uprising along the Nicaraguanfrontier. May 9.—The budget committee of the FrenchChamber endorses a bill authorizing the Govern-ment to borrow three billion francs ($600,000,000). May 13.—Admiral Kolchak, head of the AllRussian government at Omsk (favored by theAllies), declares that he will endeavor to establishcommunication with Archangel in the north andwith the forces of General Denekin in the south. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS first April 15.—Hugh Gibson is selected asAmerican Minister to Poland. April 20.—An American missionary in Koreais sentenced to six months imprisonment at hardlabor for permitting use of his premises for dis-seminating propaganda for Korean independencefrom Japan. RECORD OF OTHER EVENTS 587
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NATIONS — ON LAKE GENEVA AT THE OUTLET OF THE RIVER RHONE Blanc plainly visible forty miles away, in France. Geneva is essentially a manufacturing community, famous forassociations but lives in the present, for the population has trebled in thirty years) The national assembly of Montenegro votes tounite with the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats, andSlovenes (Jugoslavia). April 23.—The Mexican Department of ForeignRelations announces that the Mexican Govern-ment has not recognized and will not recognizethe Monroe Doctrine or any other doctrine thatattacks the sovereignty and independence ofMexico. April 25.—A Rumanian official statement de-clares that Rumanian armies continue to advancein Hungary, dispersing a Communist army. May 3.—It is understood that the Czech,Serbian, and Rumanian troops encircling Buda-pest have decided not to occupy the Hungariancapital; the Soviet government declares that itis making an honest effort for good government. May 13.—The Russian Bolshevist gov

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