Democratic messenger
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- The Washington times · March 31, 190331 de marzo de 1903
- The Montgomery advertiser · April 5, 19035 de abril de 1903
- Mower County transcript · April 8, 19038 de abril de 1903
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1 been overheard making threatening
i allusions to President Roo.-evelt. It
is -tated that ever since the President
announced hi- intention of visiting the
West. Brown has been closely watch-!
ed and Iris arrest was decided upon a-
a measure of precaution. He is cliacg-j
ed with vagrancy.
Haitian Cabinet Resigns.
Port an Prince, Haiti (By Cable).—
The Cabinet lias resigned, owing to the j
Senate having passed a vote of censure
against the ministers for their failure to j
take proceedings against those who were
responsible for the interruption of the
sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
March 30. by the firing of rifle-shots. It
was reported at the time that the distur- j
bailee was due to the complicity of cer- j
tain of the ministers.
Buried Treasure Found.
Helena, Mont. (Special). Buried,
treasure to the amount of about SIB,OOO
was discovered by a plumber under the
house at 310 Broadway. As a reward
for his discovery the alleged owners of
the treasure gave him The cans evi
dently had been buried for years.
_ _
Four Children Cremated.
I'ranklinton. X. C. (Special).—A ten-;
ant house on the land oi f. H. Kear
ney. about two miles west of here, was
destroyed by lire. The house was oc
cupied by Rufus Daniel, colored, lii
wife and seven children. Four of the
children, who were sleeping upstairs. 1
were burned to death. The roof was I
falling in before the occupants of tile
lower room were awakened. There
were no windows in the upper room,
and the children being cut off from the
stairway by fire, were suffocated.
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The Fulton County news · McConnellsburg, Pa. · April 9, 19039 de abril de 1903 · See the original pageVer la página original
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Democratic messenger. (1903). Snow Hill, Md., 1903-04-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026758/1903-04-11/ed-1/?sp=6
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Democratic messenger, 1903-04-11.
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