The Brattleboro daily reformer
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I'lUU-Al -PKI.NCi;, Haiti, Julv 2S
(Jen. Oscar, governor of Port-au-Prince
and a supporter of President ni)l.iiiiii.
caused to he executed yesterday at the
time of the outbreak of the revolutionary
movement in thU eity, all the iwlitical
prisoners in the hands of the government
to tlie nuiuttur of almut K) then.
The victims of this massacre included
ton. Orestes Zainor,- a former president
Haiti, who was driven out of the conn
try last year and returned in March of
ami was made a prisoner.
When the people of Port-au-Prince
'earned of this massacre there was a gen
'rai outbreak of indignation. A mob in
vaded the Dominican legation, where Gen
Uscar took refuge after his unsuccessful
defense of the presidential palace again
the rebel, seized Oscar and dragged him
before the door of the legation, where he
was promptly executed in his turn by
Uisillade of rifle shots.
The mob, excited to a great decree, then
turned to the French legation and threat
ened to invade this building to compass
the execution of President Guillaume.
(Juillaume took refuge under the Hag of
France at lO o'eWk yesterday morning
I'fter he had been compelled to flee before
the rebel attack.
Gen. Oscar ordered the execution of
lhi political prisoners in his power as
soon as he perceived that the revolution
ary outbreak of yesterday morning was
a serious menace.
The body of (Jen. Oscar today remains
unburied before the consulate of the Do
minican republic, where it had fallen after
he had faced a firing squad.
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (1915). Brattleboro, Vt., 1915-07-28. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86071593/1915-07-28/ed-1/?sp=1
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Brattleboro daily reformer, 1915-07-28.
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