Evening public ledger
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where he had taken refuge, and shot him
In front of the building. Gulllaume's body
lay In the spot where It had fallen for
several hours while the mob marched by.
The people of tho capital aro wrought
to the highest pitch of excitement and
further violence U anticipated. It la said
that the mob which assassinated the
president was made up chiefly of relatives
of tho 160 political prisoners who were put
to death at the order of the executtvo.
Haiti Is now without a recognized gov
ernment head, although Dr. Itoaalvo
Bobo, who Is responsible for Ins present
uprising, Is expected to proclaim himself
i-reaiaenc or several months, from a
mountain fastness In northern Hlatl,
Doctor Bobo h,aa been working to over
throw President Gulllaume,
The body of General Oaear. fWm.r
I Military Governor of Port aU Prince,
wno carried out the order to executo
the 1G0 prisoners, and who was dragged
from the Dominican Legation and shot
to death, was burlod today.
J. FRANKLIN MILLER DIES
Widely Known Dealer in Houso Fur
nishings Expires From Apoplexy."
J. Franklin Miller, ji widely known
dealer In house furnishings, died today
at his homo, VXO Springfield avenue. Ho
returned from his place of business, 1620
Chestnut street, yesterday In apparently
good hoalth, but was attacked by
apoploxy lato last night. Ho becamo un
conscious early this morning nnd re
mained so Until ho died.
Mr. Miller was the son of James Miller,
who served six terms In the Legislature
He Is survived by a widow and three
daughters. The funeral will be held
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
Evening public ledger. (1915). Philadelphia [Pa.], 1915-07-28. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045211/1915-07-28/ed-1/?sp=3
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening public ledger, 1915-07-28.
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