Weekly union
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points on the line, although not varying
at any place more than 700 feet.
The pendin‘% claim of R. H. May against
the Guatemalan government has been
settled by arbitration, George F. B. Jen
ner, British rthinister at Guatemala, who
was chosen as sole arbitrator, having
awarded $143,750.73 in gold to the claim
ant.
Various American claims against Haiti
have been or are heing advanced to the
resort of arbitration.
As a result of negotiations with the
government of Honduras in regard to the
indemnity demanded for the murder of
Frank H. Pears in Honduras, that gov.
ernment has paid SIO,OOO in settlement of
the claim to the heirs.
The assassination of XKing Humbert
called forth sincere expression of sorrow
from this Government and people, and
occasion was fitly taken to testify to the
Italisn nation the-high regard here felt
for the memory 'of the lamented ruler.
In my last message I referred at con
siderable length to the 11\}’1’1ching of five
Italians at Tallulah. otwithstanding
the efforts of the Federal government,
the production of evidence tending to in
culpate the authors of this grievous of
fense against our civilization, and the re
peated inquests set on foot by the au
thorities of the State of Louisiana, no
punishments have followed. Successive
grana jurles have failed to indict. The
representatives of the Italian government
in the face of this miscarriage have been
most temperate and just.
Settinf the principle at issue high
zbove all consideration of merely pecuni-:
ary indemnification, such as this Govern
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The news & observer · Raleigh, N.C. · December 4, 19004 de diciembre de 1900 · See the original pageVer la página original
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Weekly union. (1900). Manchester, N.H., 1900-12-05. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn90062623/1900-12-05/ed-1/?sp=9
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Weekly union, 1900-12-05.
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