Section 33 of this law vested the power of the Judiciary with Brigadier General Davis, though this was later altered by the Olmsted Amendment.
Section 33 of this law vested the power of the Judiciary with Brigadier General Davis, though this was later altered by the Olmsted Amendment. The Unionist Party was founded four years after it was passed in order to protest what they claimed were unfair provisions. These provisions included a five person Cabinet that, like Governor Charles Allen, was chosen by the President, and the fact that, although there was an exemption from paying income taxes, indigenous people had no opportunity to elect their own representatives. Named for an Ohio Senator, [*] this bill was made obsolete seventeen years later with the passing of the more inclusive Jones Act. Also known by the alternate title, the "Organic Act," it asserted San Juan's status as capital, FTP, identify this law passed in 1900 that established a civilian government in Puerto Rico.
Section 33 of this law vested the power of the Judiciary with Brigadier General Davis, though this was later altered by the Olmsted Amendment.
{Foraker} Act (accept {Organic} Act before it is said)