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Wouldn't it be' a good idea to consol

idate the two republics of Santo Do

minr;o and Haiti into one government

and make Adjutant General Sherman

Bell ciictator for life?

If none but the contributions of the

righteous and holy are accepted by

the churches it will be a mighty Ion

time before the work of Christianizing

the whole worldVis completed.

Mr. Roosevelt is not going to let

such a trifling matter as the senate's

refusal to confirm a treaty keep him

from carrying out his plans for financ

ing the revenues of the Dominican

government.

Castro has not told as yet how he is

going to get those thirty thousand

troops across the Gulf of Mexico.

Now that "Fighting Bob" Evans is to

take command of the North Atlantic

fleet President Castro may have an op

portunity of getting up a scrap.

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TWO CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR

GolrUboro Municipal ToHtics Warm-

Iiur UpMr. a. B. Taylor Found

Vnconckm on tle Sidewalk. t

(Special to The Messenger.)

Goldsboro, N. CV, March J9. Ir.t

making his rounds of the city this!

morning a milk man ran across Mr.

J. 15. Taylor lying prostrate on the

side walk. It was a startling dis

covery for the man who deliverers milk

and he was lot leng in giving 0Jt Hie

information ilm Taylor was dead,

"be hour wan, fairly and there were

few people ou the streets. Mr. Tay

lor was unconscious when helped reach

ed him, but je was not ie.i l. He

was carried to his home where it

was learned that he had just left a

few minutes before to go to his res

taurant to be in readiness to serve

breakfast to the pas?engers on the

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The semi-weekly messenger. (1905). Wilmington, N.C., 1905-03-31. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn91068367/1905-03-31/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The semi-weekly messenger, 1905-03-31.