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were lynched by a mob at Hope Hull,

near Montgomery, Ala,

In a speech at a public banquet at

San Francisco, Mayor J. G. Woodward

of Atlanta, defended the action of the

mob that lynched Leo M. Frank.

Private John Williams, Troop D,

Fourth Cavalry, was killed in a skir

mish between United States troops

and Mexicans at Progreso ferry.

Haytian rebels have refused to lay

down their arms, and some of the

bands have expressed their desire to

fight the American marines,

Thousands of residents of Kansas

turned out to work on the roads of

the State that were badly damaged by

the recent rainy season.

One hundred persons are known to

have been lost in the hurricane that

swept over Texas.

The American steamer Dacia, seized

by the French Government has been

sold to a French concern.

The Brazilian Government ordered

an issue of $191,100,000 in paper mon:

ey.

Forty-eight per cent of the port

trade of the United States in the fis

cal year ended June 30, last, was car

ried through New York.

The French*Commission of Com

mercial Relations, headed by M. Bau

din, arrived at Bordeaux, France, af

ter having visited Latin America.

The French Goaverument will place

on sale at post offices national defense

honds of 20 and 5 frane denominations,

bearing 5 per cent interest.

Corporal Weiman, of Troop C, TTnit

ed States Cavalry, was killed fn a bor

der fight with Mexicans near Mer:

cedes, Tex.

Over 100 feet of the sea wall at

Galveston, Texas, was swept away by

the tropical storm that struck the

Texas coast.

Because of a shortage of coal, the

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Olneyville times. (1915). Olneyville [Providence, R.I.], 1915-08-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn92064044/1915-08-27/ed-1/?sp=6

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Olneyville times, 1915-08-27.