Norwich bulletin

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and daughter of Harry S. Haynes,

were drowned when their yacht Sin

bad capsized off Egg Rock, Nahant.

in a squall late today. Haynes and

four guests of the family saved them

selves by clinging to othe overturned

craft. c

Haitien Revolutionists Quiet,

Washington. July S. All Is quiet ar

Cape Haitien. A message from the

naval survey- ship Eagle today said

the revolutionists' still were In force,

but the government troops were in

control throughout Haiti, except at

Cape Haltlen and Port au Prince.

Cavalry Pursuing Mexican Looters.

Harlingen. Tex. July 5. Eighty

United States cavalrymen left here

today in pursuit of forty Mexicans

who crossed the border some time

Sunday night and looted a ranch near

Lyford, Texas, thirty miles from here,

killing two men,

Two Drowned1 hsXaka Hs.

Toledo, 0 July Caught iwlth their

rowtooat in a 50-mile gale on Lake Erie

last night. Valentine iN. Hnber, IS, an

advertising clerk, and Paul Sheeter,

20, also a clerk, were drowned when

their craft was upset by the waves.

Sheeter lived at Deiphes. O.

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Norwich bulletin. (1915). Norwich, Conn., 1915-07-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014086/1915-07-06/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Norwich bulletin, 1915-07-06.