The Fulton County news
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Ambassador Sternburg left with Sec
retary Taft a memorandum declaring that
Germany stood for the open-door policy
in Morocco.
Three foreigners will be appointed
members of the Board of Consulting En
gineers of the Isthmian Canal.
A cablegram from Minister Powell
says that quiet prevails on the Island of
Hayti.
Commissioner Garfield, of the Bureau
of Corporations, has returned from his
holiday, and will at once go to Kansas
to begin his inquiry into the methods of
the Oil Trust.
Minister Orip, of Sweden and Norway,
and Acting Secretary of (State Loomis
signed a treaty supplementary to the
extradition treaty.
Three of the five Dutch sailors who
had been imprisoned illegally in Vene
zuela for seven months, and against
whose detention the government of the
Netherlands had protested, have been releasee).
MANY BURIED ALIVE
Part of a Native Regiment Entombed
By the Earthquake in India.
REPORT OF TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE.
Not a Slnfla Building Left la Town of Palam
pur Fears of Mora Disasters la Olheri
Hindoo Districts All Word Cot Oil From
Millions of People Earth's Violence May
Have Had Appalling Results.
Lahore, India (By Cable). Four hun
dred and seventy men of Gurkha regi
ments were buried alive as a result of
the earthquake at the hill station of
Dharmsala, according to the latest infor
mation from that place. The report
adds that it is impossible to rescue the
entombed men.
The greatest difficulty is experienced
in procuring news from Dharmsala. The
telegraph staff at the station there was
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The Fulton County news. (1905). McConnellsburg, Pa., 1905-04-12. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86081889/1905-04-12/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Fulton County news, 1905-04-12.
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