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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
Digitizing Sponsor: The LuEsther T Mertz Library, the New York Botanical Garden

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Treaty 7 Japanese in Cuba 8 Cuban Coinage Contract 8 General Notes: Death of Senor Quesada United States Ships at Guantanamo 9 Successor to Bishop Knight 14 Country Club at Havana ^4 Cuban and Boston Women 10 American Office Devices in Cuba 19, 20 Water Supply of Cuba (Illustrated) 21, 22 Cubas Need of Merchandise 1° Railroad Reports: Financial Position of Cuba Railroad 1^ Earnings of Cuba Railioad 23 Havana Electric Railways 23 United Railways of Havana 2o Cuban Central Railways 2o Santiago Electric Light and Traction Company 2o Western Railway 2o Cuba Company Income 25, 2o Tobacco Industry: Crop Damaged by Rain ~^^ Tobacco Situation in Cuba ^^ The Sugar Industry: „ Fire in Sugar Fields 1^ Trend of Sugar Prices ^^ Sugar Crops Compared ^!j^ Sources of Cane Sugar ^1 ........ 32 33 Sugar Crops Estimate. Sugar IMarket Conditions. Review of Sugar Prices by Willett & Gray, Cane Sugar and Heart Disease Chart of Sugar Price Fluctuations.Thick Canes vs. Thin Canes 3638 THE CUBA REVIEW
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RAILROAD STATIONS AND SCENES ALONG THE LINES OF THE UNITED RAILWAYS.L Station at Jucaro. 2. Former route showing trains going through the Botanical Gardens. 3. Abridge on the road to Matanzas. 4. Melena Station. 5. Quintana Station. 0. Campo Florido. THECUBA RLVILW ALL ABOUT CUBA Copyright, 1914, hy the Munson Steamship Line Volume XIII JANUARY, 1915 Number 2 CUBAN GOVERNMENT MATTERS Conforming to the laws ofCubas December 13th, 1913, MayConsular 19th and June 29th, 1914, theForce diplomatic corps of the Re-public consists of the follow-ing: Envoy and ministers plenipotentiary.... 16 Secretaries of the first class 11 Secretaries of the second class 6 Assistant Secretaries 5 Consul generals 13 Consuls of the fu-st class 18 Consuls of the second class 45 Vice-consuls with office 3 Vice-consuls attached to legations 10 Chancellors of the fiist class 87 Chancellors of the second class 2 Honorary consuls 71 AMNESTY BILL VETOED The amnesty bill passed by the CubanCongress on December 9th, p

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