Haiti in the American PressHaití en la prensa estadounidense
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Washington, Aug. 5.—Acting Secre tary of State Adee has received a cablegram from Minister Powell at Port au Prince, Haiti, confirming the newspaper reports of the violation of his legation by police …
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TO §TABT ^flOBT i •t-'- 'I'./MlfejK DURING MELEE MINI8T€R^P0W' TLL WAS TO BE «KLU^|^| ACCIDENT.'^ Y CONCEIVED BECAUSK OF MS OPPOSITION TO PLANS OF OFFICIALS.,: 'k-_ SYork, Dec. 17—An -alleged plot ass…
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Admiral M. T. Endicott. U. S. N. Brigadier General Peter C. Hains, U. A., retired Colonel Oswald Ernst, Corps Engineers, U. S. A. Benjamin M. Harrod. An American man-of-war will be sent to Port au Pri…
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the Newfoundland government, which they charge with forbidding all vessels of -American register to fish on the treaty coast. This right, the fishermen claim, is granted them by the treaty of 1S18 bet…
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Tangier, Morocco, with Paul O. Stens land, presiJent of the wrecked Mil wairkee Avenue State bank of Chicago, on board. Albrecht, prince of Prussia, regent of the duchy of Brunswick and the richest pr…
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and Order league. "Tad" Smith, a negro boy eighteen years old, charged with assault on Miss Viola Dalancey at Clinton, Tex., was taken from officers by a mob and burned to death at the stake. WASHINGT…
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bility, liberty and justice do not seem to rattle the South Americans. They kill and imprison, then proclaim am nesty and peace, telling the world that tales of oppression and disorder are libels. Hai…
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bility, liberty and justice do not seem to rattle tbe South Americans. Tbey kill and Imprison, then proclaim am nesty and peace, telling the world that tales of oppression and disorder are libels. Hai…