Norwich bulletin
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- The Lemmon herald · September 27, 191227 de septiembre de 1912
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DOMINICAN REBELS
HAVE CUT THE CABLES
No News Received at Washington from
RepuWio Yesterday.
Washington. Sept 35. Washington
received no news from the Dominican
republlo today on account of the cut
ting of cables by the rebels. Prepa
rations went forward actively for the
sailing of the transport Prsirie from
Philadelphia with the 750 marines
who are to compel the reopening of
Dominican customs houses along the
border of Haiti. Practically all of the
men who will make up the expedition
are now on their way from their re
spective posts along the Atlantic coast
Minister Pern ado today expressed
the belief that the rebels would allow
the customs houses to be reopened as
soon as they heard of the coming of
the American marines, and that it
would not be necessary for the expedi
tion to disembark.
NO MARINES KILLED.-
Admiral Southerland 8nd Reassuring
Message from Grenada.
Washington. Sept. 26. Sensational
reports from Panama of the massacre
of a number of American marines at
Leon, Nicaragua, were Indirectly hut
effectually set at rest today by a rou
tine cablegram from Read Admiral
Sontherland, dated yesterday at Man
agua. He reported everything to be
tranquil there, announced that he wsa
going southward to Granada, where
Major Butler with Ms msrfnes fe
garrisoned, and anticipated no trouble.
He added that the railroad between
Granada and Msnsgna Is now open,
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Norwich bulletin. (1912). Norwich, Conn., 1912-09-26. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014086/1912-09-26/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Norwich bulletin, 1912-09-26.
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