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Total to 10 A .M. Thursday,

July 2nd $40,849.01

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NEWS OF THE DAY

Senator Davilmar Theodore, the

Haitian revolutionist leader, hat been

killed m battle, with oO of his

ers, near the Dominican front'er.

Cape Haitian is quiet and still in

possession of the government forces.

Rebels hold the outlying territory and

have made several attacks of govern.

merit outposts. One uenrran cruiser

at Cape Haitien.

Marconi contemplates being able to

telephone from Carnarvon, Wales, to

New York before the end of this year,

was the statement made in London

yesterday by the manager of the

company in testfying before the

royal commission on imperial communications.

He added that Marconi

also anticipated increasing the speed

of the wireless telegraph to 300 words

a minute.

Broadway, New York, was filled

with the usual afternoon crowd yesterday

when a man toppled from the

twenty-second floor of the New Equitable

Building. He was Curtis W. Athens,

a carpenter. His body flashed

through the air and landed on the

sidewalk in Pine street, a few feet

from the Broadway corner. Many

persons were passing and several

dodged just in time. Athens was killed

instantly.

All hope for an adjournment of

Congress before early fall disappeared

yesterday when a caucus of Democratic

Senators voted to remain in

session until the trust bills are "disposed

of." In connection with this

action an effort was made by the administration

to obtain a caucus

pledge to "pass" the pending antitrust

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Alexandria gazette. (1914). Alexandria, D.C., 1914-07-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85025007/1914-07-02/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Alexandria gazette, 1914-07-02.