The Prescott daily news
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The cause of it all was a meteor
which shot, down from somewhere to
somewhere, passing perilously close to
Fort Worth, as it seemed.
RIGID INVESTIGATION OF DEATH
OF PRESIDENT WILL
BE MADE.
CITY IS UNDER MARTIAL LAW
Palace Had Been Constantly Guarded
by Soldiers—Dominican Of
ficials Are Believed to Be
Involved in Plot.
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Port-Au-Prlnce, Hayti, Aug. 10.—
Haytian soldiers have begun making
arrests of men suspected of participat
ing in the blowing up of the national
palace, which resulted in the death of
President Leconte and the wounding
of probably 400 others, mostly Hay
tian soldiers.
Gen. Tancred August, who was ap
pointed acting president by the na
tional assembly to succeed Leconte,
virtually placed the city under martial
i i
CINCINNATUS LE CONTE.
law and issued a manifesto saying that
a rigid investigation of the outrage
would be made. While soldiers pa
trolled the streets, others were at
work clearing away the wreckage of
the palace, which was burned after
the explosions had set it on fire.
Although Leconte had been In of
fice less than a year, there were ru
mors of a conspiracy against him at
the tinie of his death. That was the
reason Leconte had insisted on main
taining a powder magazine and ar
senal in his palace and why he kept
hundreds of soldiers stationed either
in the structure or in the immediate
neighborhood.
The palace, a huge frame building,
resembling uu American summer re
sort building, rather than the official
residence of the head of a republic,
caught tire from an explosion in the
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The Prescott daily news. (1912). Prescott, Ark., 1912-08-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn90050307/1912-08-10/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Prescott daily news, 1912-08-10.
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