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Title: The Cuba review
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: Munson Steamship Line
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Publisher: New York : Munson Steamship Line
Contributing Library: The LuEsther T Mertz Library, the New York Botanical Garden
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e Months of Imports 26 United States Share in Cuban Trade 27 Government Actixnties: Amnesty for General Asbert 7 Cuba will Coin Its Own Money 8 Charles A,. Conants Opinion on the Project 9 New Measures Before Congress 7 General Comment: Andrew Carnegie and the Spanish War 10 Good Sense of the Cubans 10 Havana Y. M. C. A. Home 11 Horse Racing in Havana 15 Isle of Pines Golf Course Nearly Ready 15 New Water and Power Company 12 Oriente Province Coffee Growers 12 Railroad Reports: (Illustrated). The Cuban Central Railway 20 United Railways of Havana 19 Western Railways 20 Traffic Receipts of all Lines 23 South Coast Birds 14 Sugar Industry: Cuban Molasses Company Exports 33 Centrifugal Sugar Prices at Havana 33 No Beet Sugar Imports During War 31 New Niquero Sugar Company Meeting • 38 New Sugar Factories 33, 34, 38 Review of Prices By Willett & Gray 35, 37 United Fruit Company Report 34 Two Hundred Thousand Spaniards in Cuba !■* Timber Resources of the Island (Illustrated) 16, 17
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THECUBA RLVILW ALL ABOUT CUBA Copyright, 1914, hy the Munson Steamship Line Volume XIII DECEMBER, 1914 Number 1 CUBAN GOVERNMENT MATTERS NEW MEASURES BEFORE CONGRESS—CUBA WILL COIN HER OWN MONEY-AMNESTY TO GENERAL ASBERT ■^i>e. American Minister Gonzales Asbert has assured President Meno- will be cal that the United States Freed Government has no objection to the granting of amnesty by the Cuban Congress to Gen. Ernesto Asbert, who was convicted of having a hand in the assassination of Gen. Armando Riva, the Chief of the Havana police, and was sentenced to imprisonment for fourteen years. But the envoy said that the pardoning ofCongressman Arias, who was with Gen. As-bert at the time of the shooting, is anothermatter, because ..Viias has confessed that hekilled Riva and that Asbert fired no shot. On December 10th, the Senate approvedthe bill (previously passed by the House grant-ing amnesty to General Asbert. The story of the shooting is as follows: On July 12, 1913, in Jaroad

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