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rines aboard, today were swiftly

plowing through southern seas, bound

for Haltlen waters, as an administra

tion step for the protection of Amer

ican citizens and other foreigners in

that turbulent republic. Port au

Prince, capital of Haiti, now held hr

the rebels, was the destination of both

vessels, the Kansas having been or

dered from Vera Cruz and the Han

cock from Dominican waters.

Orders for the two vessels to pro

ceed with all possible speed for the

Haitian capital had been sent out by

the navy department following the

receipt of unofficial advices stat ng

that Davilmar Theodore, having pro

claimed himself president, was march

ing against Port au Princt.

The action was taken at the request

of the state department. The Hon

cock was expected to reach Port au

Prince during the day, while the Kan

sas probably will arrive there tomor

row.

Administration officials today

awaited with some anxiety, offlc.al

advices concerning the latest revolu

tionary uprising In the Haitian capi

tal. Pending the receipt of such in

formation, it was believed that

further steps, If necessary, for the

protection of the lives and property

of Americans and other foreigners,

would be left to naval officers on the

scene.

$10,000,000 from New York

Banks Will Be Used for

War Supplies.

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.—The loan of

$10,000,000 arranged by the French

government with the National City

Dank and other New York banking

.ustitutions, it was learned today, is

to be used In the purchase of war

supplies In this country. There will

be no public offering of the noteB, uli

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. (1914). Newark, N.J., 1914-10-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn91064011/1914-10-30/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Newark evening star and Newark advertiser, 1914-10-30.