Springfield weekly Republican
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of the United States, to which President
Madero responded. There was a large
crowd of American residents and many
Mexicans present at the ceremony.
REVOLUTION IN HAYTI.
Rebel* Repulsed at Monte Christi
Leaving a Number of Wounded.
It is rumored at Cape Haytien, Hayti,
that the revolutionaries have attacked
Monte Christi and were repulsed, leaving
n number of wounded. Dr Thezan of Cape
Haytien has left for Dajabon with surgical
appliances. Communication from Monte
Christi, the Dominican seaport, with i
other points on the island has been bus-
pended for several days, and the Do-
minican revolution has been spreading nip I
idly every day along the frontier. The prov I
Inee of Monte Christi is virtually in occu- I
pation of the rebel forces. A fight occurred
on Tuesday, lust week, in which the gov-
eminent troops lost 40 killed and a large
number of wounded.
KNOX REACHES PANAMA.
Enthusiastic Reception Riven to
Secretary of State on Caribbean
Trip.
The Central ami South American tour of
the American secretary of state has begun
auspiciously with beautiful weather and
big welcoming crowds at Colon and Pan
ama. Mr Knox went ashore at Colon
from the United States armored cruiser
Washington before 8 o'clock Tuesday
morning and was met by a large number
of prominent government officials and a
great crowd of American residents and
citizens of Colon, who greeted the secre
tary with cheers. The Panamau govern
ment is fulfilling its promise to make the
secretary’s visit a notable event. For Ills
part Secretary Knox declared that he was
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Springfield weekly Republican. (1912). Springfield, Mass., 1912-02-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1912-02-29/ed-1/?sp=9
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1912-02-29.
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