The Richmond Virginian
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The Richmond Virginian reported that war appeared imminent between Haiti and the Dominican Republic amid revolutions in both countries, following the assassination of Haiti's President Leconte and rebel capture of the border town Dajabon. Santo Domingo prepared to declare war after hundreds of Haitians allegedly assisted Dominican insurgents, massing 4,000 troops along the border. The region also faced severe agricultural drought and famine, while civil strife escalated concurrently in Nicaragua.
The Richmond Virginian informó que la guerra parecía inminente entre Haití y la República Dominicana en medio de revoluciones en ambos países, tras la muerte del presidente haitiano Leconte y la toma por los rebeldes de la localidad fronteriza de Dajabón. Santo Domingo se preparaba para declarar la guerra luego de que cientos de haitianos presuntamente auxiliaran a los insurgentes dominicanos, concentrando 4.000 soldados a lo largo de la frontera. La región padecía además una severa sequía agrícola y hambruna, mientras la guerra civil se intensificaba a la par en Nicaragua.
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Lain Minor Victories.
Jn Nicaragua, General Mena's fore.-s
are reported to have gained a num
ber of minor victories in the interior
and to be marching on Managua. They
have captured Leon and a portion of
the railwav leading to tire center of
the republic and are pillaging and
burning estates as they march. Much
fear is felt for Americans and their
interests in the interior, and Minister
ettzel has been asked to guard th-t
I'nited States property as much as he
can with the 100 men from the scout
cruiser Annapolis until the arrival ot
the 350 marines who are expected or
.Sunday It is expected war will bt
declared betwen Haiti and Santo Do
mingo within a few hours, advices
from there tonight indicating an op- r
breach between the countries, which
diplomacy appears unable to heal.
The situation is complicated by tilt
fact that both republics are in th<
throes of revolutions, that in lla-t
i having manitested itself principals
through the assassination of Presides)
i I.e route, and that in Domingo show
ing through the capture of Dajabon. a
frontier town. Hecause tiOo Haitians
aided the Dominican rebels to take
the city. Santo Domingo probably wii:
I declare war on the negro republ'c
Four thousand Dominican troops are
j massed at Ouanamtnthe, readv to in
j vade Haiti.
Threatened With Famine.
In addition, all Central America Is
1 threatened with a famine, resulting
from the drought and failure of ths
corn crop. There is great suffering
among til* poorer classes and thi
j tendency to revolution is correspond
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The Richmond Virginian. (1912). Richmond, Va., 1912-08-09. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn90052005/1912-08-09/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Richmond Virginian, 1912-08-09.
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