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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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Advertising in Cuba 10, 11 Our Hold on Cuban Trade 33 The Sugar Industry: The Sugar Review (English) 34 The Sugar Review (Spanish) 35, 36 Consumption of Sugar in U. S. for Six Months 35 Molasses in Cuba 12, 13 Sorghum as a Sugar Producer 13, 14 Sale of Two Centrals 14, 15 Australian Market for Sugar 15 U. S. Sugar Consumption 15 Agricultural Matters: Diversified Farming 16 Cattle Quarantine 16 Turkey Buzzards 16 Apricots 16 Poultry Purchase 16 Coffee Planters 16 Tobacco Seeds 16 Grapefruit 16 Does Tree Planting in Tropical America Pay? (Illustrated) By C. H. Pearson 17, 18, 19, 20 Cuban Commercial Matters: Traffic Receipts of Cuban Railroads 21 Prevailing Prices for Cuban Securities 22 Guantanamo Sugar Company 22 Nipe Bay Company 23 La Compania Curtidora Cubana 23 American Sugar Refining Company 23 Cuban Railways 24 Cuban Sugar Crop 1914-1915 26, 27 U. S. Exports and Imports with Cuba 27 American Shoes in Cuba 30 Reduction on Fuel il 30 Pacific Coast Timber for Cuba 30 THE CUBA REVIEW
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THECUBA RLVILW ALL ABOUT CUBA Copyright, 1915, hy the Munson Steamship Line Volume XIII AUGUST, 1915 Number 9 CUBAN GOVERNMENT MATTERS AMNESTY BILL BECOMES LAW The Amnesty Bill for all frauds committedin connection with the elections jjrevious toApril 30. 1915, has become law through Presi-dent Menocals having allowed the ten daysin which he could have vetoed the measureto pass by without taking action. The pro-visions of the law are as follows: Article 1. An amnesty is accorded to allthose guilty of infractions of the law of elec-tions committed before April 30, 1915. This amnesty applies to all organizationswhich have been prosecuted by the Tribunals. -\rticle 2. This law mu.st be regarded byall Tribunals in any case which is covered byits provisions and goes into force from thetime it is published in the official gazette. SAN FRANCISCO EXPOSITION The Republic of Cuba has been awardedsix grand prizes, seventeen medals of honor,thirty gold medals, twenty silver medals andnumerovis br

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