Haiti in the American PressHaití en la prensa estadounidense
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pire under Soulouque, although he held republican principles. When on the morn ing of Dec. 22, 1808, Geffrard raised, in the name of the people, the standard of revolt, and declared for a Republic, th…
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with tlie llaytiens. Cabrel had no Domini cans to support him worthy of notice; tlie fact that he was not in command of the forces commonly styled his. the officers were Hay tiens and the whole life o…
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Mr. Morton then had read by the Secretary a dispatcli to United States Minister Bassett, from the Ilaytien Secretary of Foreign Affairs, assuring him that Ilayti had no disposition or desire to interf…
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be devoted to paying the passage back to Chiua of those Chinamen who wish to return. Senator Morton expressed his willingues* to introduce such a bill. WEST INDIES. Failed to Agree. Washington, August…
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the Haytians to salute the American flag They refused to do so absolutely, and all they did was to return Admiral Luce's salute. It was an insult to our government for them not to salute first.” Capt …
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Col. Joh'i P. Haskins, eomissary-general of subsistence with rank of brigadier general. HAITI MUST EXPLAIN. Minister Durham to Investigate* the Outrage on Frederick Mevs Washington. Dec. 22 —Minister …
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At Heading—Heading. 2; Newark 3. \t Hartford- Wore. ster. 1*.: Hartlord. 1. At Rochester—Rochester. IS; Syracuse. At Springfield—Springi'e-Iii, Pr*»v: tlence, 2. At Montreal—Mmitren 1. 1 oronto, Thirt…
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Naliun.il League. Saturday. At B'ikI' ii 'iniiniiuti. II; fS.ist'ui. At Nrw Yi'ili N'l'W York. II; ChiciEO "ai 1‘liil nli l|'hi;i, 1’lttrli'ir;;. I’hilriili I phiu, I. Ai 11r«i«»k:>■ 11 Uruflfclyii. T…
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strong efl dispense with the eo jperatioi Extreme Left as well ts the R ANS REVOLUTION Is Said t Broken Out in Santo omingp. Port nu Hayti, April 2S.—It is reported mther revolution has broken ou,nto …
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John McLean. vice consul of the 1T ni j «1 States at Yokohama, has arrived it San I Francisco on his way to Washington on I official business. I Jo e xpects to return to his duties in Japan during the…
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Washington. Match 29.—An American ruan-of-wa*- will 1 sent to Port Au I rinoe to protect the American interests. This determination was arrived at. today, when the state department received a cablegra…
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Foundland with or without entering at local New Foundland custom hous es, for any kind of fish in any method they think best, provided owner and master and mate an- Americans, irre speetivc of nationa…
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containing his boodle in his recent hasty departure from Port au Prince. The problem, therefore, of just what will become of him assumes a serious aspect. Still, he should have no difli culty in secur…
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He did rouse up enough, however, to dispute Mr. Curtis' identification of him and told the officers that he (Continued on Page Seven.) PRESIDENT OF REPUBLIC OF HAYTI PERISHES IN EXPLOSION. National Pa…
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out in explicit language that serious j consequence*} might follow if the wel fare of foreigners continued to be disregarded. Farly in the day. Secretary Daniels tad said no additions were contemp- j …
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Hand 1 HARRIS fW»S. •N4 itear Admiral Caperton in Charge of City Al though Without Force Enough to Quell Dis orders—Guillaume Dragged from French Le gation by Mob, Shot to Death, Dismembered And Parad…
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UO UNMOLESTED p Alihn t,f in r V' 'l l' V.i ast v\ •oh. v..«• j*;op:»o the 1. rr'\\ |J, I S .itl I I v f i> let. T Egypt the •tr A -EKES RETREAT BEFORE BIG FORCE IN BA BUN A PASS V. U:t«. \'c\ v. Tet …
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Totals Reney Bushev Ivors Rnniiis Fooler j Totals PRINZ WILHELM PULLS ANCHOR TO AVOID STORMS New York, Nov IS.—The German nier chant shiji IT.iiz August Wilhelm, which fed for safety to the Colombian …
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i erable discussion in diplomatic circles. Some diplomats do not hesitate to at tribute it to the activity of foreign agents at Mexico City, working to off set President Wilson's efforts toward a clos…
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not of double sleds; 1 hitf-toi fori truck la &-1 ooidltloi, 1MO aaodsl; ill klads of firadir l«*ta nd smill tools Sm l0t of aU of koiss* waltm moaa, owisr. V. a. Will, Aiotloacar. V atomy ths i*xt fa…