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consul at Monte Christo San Domingo

reports that a revolution has been be

gun in the Dominican Republic

Commander Mason Said he would go to

Mcnle Christo where revolutionary dis

turbances have already occurred and

later In the day he reported sailing for

that place Mcnte Christo is a town of

about 3000 inhabitants situated thirty

miles cast of Cape Haitien

Gonaives Captured

In the tame diEpatch Commander Ma

son was able to report that tho Haitian

government was Jn possession of Go

naives the capital of General Firmln

leader of the Haitian revolution from

which he fled on October 15 taking pas

sage on a steamer for Mathewtowu

Bahama Islands The dispatch follows

Cape Haitien Oct 10

Cincinnati arrived Government

forces control Gonaives Touched at

Port de Palx ihls morning No Fir-

minlsts there Town In charge of com

mittee of safety Consuls will meet

government troops fifteen miles off All

quiet at both places

Consul at Monte Christo reports rev

olution In Dominican Republic and dis

turbances there Will Investigate to

morrow and reiort from there

L

OF

Bourke Cockran Arouses

Enthusiasm at Boston

BOSTON Oct 20 The United Irish

American League of America held Its

first national convention in Faneuil Hall

today Well known Irlsh Amerlcan3

were present from the principal cities

of the country and conspicuous among

them all were the Irish Parliamentari

ans who spoke at the big meetings here

last night

The proceedings were opened by Na

tional President John F Finnerty of

Chicago who reviewed the Irish tribu

lations and partial reforms from the

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The Washington times. (1902). Washington [D.C.], 1902-10-21. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn87062245/1902-10-21/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Washington times, 1902-10-21.