Aberdeen herald

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Berlin, Feb. 28.—A dispatch Irotr.

Count Von Waldersee says over 300

Chinese were killed when they attack

ed the Germans ut Kuena Clmim re

cently. Hoffmeister's column, which

started thence, nil! return to I'ao Tins,'

Fu.

Cause ol the Conflict

The contlict between the Hnytians

and Dominicans, on tho unrtheru frnu

tier of Hayti, was caused by the occu

pation by llaytian troops ot some ter

ritory in dispute.

Brazil and Portugal at Outs.

Oporto, Feb. 28.— It is nndeietood

the Brazilian government will demand

explanations from I'ortucal fur the at

tempt made to abduct the daughter of

the Brazilian consul here, aud place

her in a convent agaiu«t her father's

wishes. A collision between the po

lice aud people last night resulted in

numbers on both tides being injured.

The police iuvade the institute iu

cearch of the students, and the pro

feiiori protegte I to the «ove- omeut

IMIU 1111(15

Negro Murderer Hanged and then

Burned at Terre Haute.

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Aberdeen herald. (1901). Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T., 1901-03-07. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn87093220/1901-03-07/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Aberdeen herald, 1901-03-07.