Haiti in the American PressHaití en la prensa estadounidense
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the habit of hereditary rulership is not easily changed, and the Berlin government makers look for an easy transition. A ten-year presidential term would he the longest allotment of time to any nation…
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Itself In his letter to the vicar. It said "Good-by. You will find within the two bankbooks." Among tho sexton's Wooden Cannon A" ono familiar with modern eapons of war and tho high explosives used In…
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the boats 'wefte built as economically .ln length. been les and quickly as circumstances' permitted. Completion, of sixty of the boats and cancellation of contracts for fifty-two were approved by the …
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given by Trinity Council, Y. M. I. June 17 Euchre and lotto by ladles of the Cathedral in hall, 431 South Fifth street, afternoon and evening. 300 Per Cent .Dividends Paid By Oil Companies In The Burk…
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business is in the foreign trade fields. Dy serving your every need for an ex port bank, by financing Bhipmonta, giving aceept ancoa, issuing letters of credit and ih many other ways, the American For…
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1 counted upon to agice on this point. The 1 Japanese mind isn't any of their minds. It must, therefore, have followed a reso lute course at the peace tabic. The place to find out how Baron Makino had…
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mmnai to Become toe inesomi Ausherltesjve South American sad other Information from the instead of the British, viewpoint. M?sKm. r i j j AMRICAS,Box26S New York Sun. mer- 41 officers will be glad to …
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American countries forming the now Pan American Union the study n n plan to make all these regulations Uniform. Since then and during these twenty' Three Institution Form an Alliance. Republlo) collec…
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left late rfor a three-week stay at the seashore. They will be at home after September 1 at Woodridge. D. C. Capt. Lester A. Dessei. U. S. M. C? aid-de-camp to Brig. Gen. A. W. Cat Un. is in Washingto…
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A. J. Severlno, a business man of Mexico, has arrived In tho city. Juan A de Marval left last week for Argentina. Senor Marval was appointed by his Government to study In this coun try legislation abo…
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ratify the Indemnity treaty on the grounds of the decree of June 20 Is a holdup act on the part of the North American Republlo and completely nul lifies all the protestations by the united States as t…
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seconds. 4 .n,l rO. V. Une ta oc ?p-athei press fancy. M ff ai state im.?. .1 nd n???? rby. st Livestock. Meats. Provisions Y? ago. n-, Id?? lbs $10 50 T 50 ?b. 18? I I 07 mon to i lbs 18.00?S5.00 U.i…
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herst college. ’79, in Daytona, Fla. He was a practicing physician in Am herst mans’ years and was well-known here. Besides his widow he leaver two children, a daughter, Mrs Luus, wife of Maj Lutz of …
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....m.hiT, tin, the Wlndwnrd Islands Line, which recently sent Its first steam ship. Lake Olltedgc, out of Mobile. Ala., bound for Guadeloupe, .Maruniaue, uru i.u w.t tmii.. And Trinidad, loaded to ca…
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Vanderlip, New York; Bolivia, Joseph P. (?race, New York; Brazil, Mortimer Schiff, New York; Chile. Paul M. Warburg. New York; Colombia, Wal? lace D. Simmons, St. Louis; Costa Rica, Walter Parker, New…
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Foster Schools For Race In South The first practical work to ke un dertaken by a church in America foi development and welfare of the Nation-Wide Campaign by which the Episcopal Churcp is seeking to e…
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ters at once social and religious, and by Increasing the working staff and enlarging the Church plants alnady on the ground. In Liberia it purposes through school? missionary doctors and workers to wi…
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responsibilities and duties." Governor Manning served his state as chief executive for two terms. Soon after his graduation from the Univer sity of Virginia, he began farming in his native state of So…
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tablishing more schools and more cen ters at once social and religious, and by increasing the working staff a-.d enlarging the Church plants alrjady 01. the ground. In Liberia it purposes through scho…
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responsibilities and duties. Governor Manning served his state as chief executive for two terms. Soon after his graduation from the Univer sity of Virginia, he began farming in his native state of Sou…
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retrogression of the peasants, and give hem Impetus and training for prog ress and agricultural development. But the major work laid out by the campaign program is in America. It confronts the problem…
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It looks toward the development of the ntato emnlnvmenl service Int., on ultimate monopoly and the convening in April or May of an annual confer ence of all public, works authorities inrougnout tne st…