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Contemporary records state that part of the gold remained in Port-au-Prince

factualEvidence strength: Direct primary

The claim

The U.S. account said $400,000 remained in the vaults. The Haitian account recorded $388,000 remaining. The figures differ, but both describe a remainder rather than an emptied deposit.

Supporting evidence

  • The Secretary of State to the Minister of Haiti, December 31, 1914

    The Secretary of State to the Minister of Haiti, December 31, 1914, File No. 838.516/27, Foreign Relations of the United States, 1914, Document 583.

    Evidence strength: Direct primaryLocated at: Document 583, File No. 838.516/27frus1914/d583 — File No. 838.516/27↗
  • Minister Bailly-Blanchard to the Secretary of State, December 30, 1914

    Minister Bailly-Blanchard to the Secretary of State, December 30, 1914, File No. 838.516/55, enclosing the Haitian Department of Foreign Relations note verbale, Foreign Relations of the United States, 1914, Document 581.

    Evidence strength: Direct primaryLocated at: Document 581, File No. 838.516/55frus1914/d581 — File No. 838.516/55↗

Contradicting evidence

Sources that disagree with this claim are kept here rather than dropped. Disagreement is evidence.

No contradicting source recorded.

Interpretations

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No competing interpretation recorded.

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