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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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revailing Prices for Cuban Securities 21 Santa Cecilia Sugar Company Report 24, 25, 26 Cuban Government Matters: Commercial Treaties 7 Commissioner to Japan and to China S Cuban Pavihon 9 Electrical Department S Forest Conservation 8 Healthful Cuba 9 Immigration 9 Mexico 9 Olympic Games 9 Presidential Message 7 Trade Marks 7 Pan American Scientific Congress 14 Place, Louis Victor • S Press Comment on Cuban Affairs lo, 16, 17, IS The Royal Palm and Its Uses—By C. H. Pearson—Illustrated 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 Santiago Terminal—-Illustrations , 18 The Sugar Industry: Canadian Beet-Sugar Factory 29, 30 Duty on Cuban Sugar 32 New Bagging Fiber 33 Xev British Sugar Duties 31 New Centrifugal Machine 32 Sugar Beets 29 Sugar Machinery Trade 30, 31 United States Sugar Consumption 29 Sugar Review—-English 35 Sugar Review—Spanish 36 The Tobacco Industry: Cuban Tobacco Seeds. . 34 Havana Tobacco Conditions 34 United States Imports 34 Traffic Receipts of Cuban Railroads 20 TjH E CUBA REVIEW
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THECUBA RLVILW ALL ABOUT CUBA Copyright, 1915, hy the Munson Steamship Line Volume XIII NOVEMBER, 1915 Number 12 CUBAN GOVERNMENT MATTERS CUBAN CONGRESS The Cuban Congress went in session on thefirst of November, and the special messageof President Menocal was read. The Presi-dent asked for a special appropriation for theHavana water supply, sewers and pavementsfor Havana, Santiago de Cuba water supply,$2,500,000 for new public buildings, and anappropriation of $250,000 for lighthouses.The Presidents report contained informationthat the customs collections for the last sixmonths reached .$21,000,000, which exceededthe total for the same period of 1914 by thesum of $2,000,000. DAMAGE CASES AGAINST MEXICO It is Stated that Cuban property in Mexicohas been damaged in the course of the Mexi-can Revolution and that Cuba is now pre-paring to present these claims to the govern-ment established bv General Carranza. CUBAN LOTTERY It is stated that the Cuban lottery is to l)ecompletely reorgani

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