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In this capacity A boundary commis sion, nccordlnit to the International agreement, has now been appointed. iMil It Is expected that tho arguments win suorliy proceed and that this ktMc-stamtinu dispu…
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In Turther illustration or the practi cal nml hcnpficenl application of tile principle of arbitration and the under lying broad spirit of conciliation, 1 am happy advert to the part of the United Stat…
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Ing a solution ot a boundary dispute, which came as a heritagt I font olonibin to the new r* public of I' uama up ui its br^InninK life as an independent na lion. In January. 1 at the i quest of both …
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end beneficent application of the princi ple of arbitration and the underlying broad spirit of conciliation, I am happy to advert to the part of the United States dii facilitating amicable settlement …
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In further illustration of the practi cal and beneficent application of the principle of arbitration and the under lying broad spirit of conciliation, I am happy to advert to the part of the United St…
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Yn further Illustration of the practi cal and beneficent application of the principle of arbitration and the under lying broad spirit of conciliation, I am happy to advert to the part of tlie United S…
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In further Illustration of the practi cal and beneficent application of the principle of arbitration and the under lying broad spirit of conciliation, I am happy to advert to the part of the United St…
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In further Illustration of the practi cal and beneficent application of the principle of arbitration and the under lying broad spirit of conciliation, I am happy to advert to the part of the ‘United s…
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In further illustration of the practi cal and beneficent application of the principle of arbitration and the under lying broad spirit of conciliation, I am happy to advert to the part of the United St…
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In further illustration of the practi cal and beneficent application of the principle of arbitration and the under lying broad spirit of conciliation, I am happy to advert to the part of the United St…
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In further illustration of the practi cal and beneficent application of the principle of arbitration and tho under lying broad spirit of conciliation, I am happy to advert to the part of the United St…
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In further Illustration of the practi cal and beneficent application of the principle of arbitration and the under lying broad Hplrit of conciliation, I am happy to advert to the part of the Vnlttd St…
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la further Illustration of the practi cal and beneficent application of. the principle of arbitration and the under lying broad spirit of conciliation, I am happy te advert to the part of the United S…
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In further illustration of the practi cal and beneficent application of the principle of arbitration and the under lying broad spirit of conciliation, I am happy to advert to the part of the United St…
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In further Illustration of the practi cal and beneficent application of the principle of arbitration and the under lying broad spirit of conciliation, I am happy to advert to the part of the United St…
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In further Illustration of the practi cal and beneficent application of the principle of arbitration and the under lying broad spirit of conciliation, I am happy to advert to the part of the United St…
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In further illustration of the practi cal and beneficent application of the principle of arbitration and the under lying broad spirit of conciliation, I am happy to advert to the part of the United St…
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Kduardo Suurez. with Senora Dona vR?sonor t'rrt*go de Suurez. Senor Don Antonio B Agario. acting first secretary. and Senora Dona Carlota Batren de Agacio. the Seriorlta Clara Agacio and Senor Don Mej…
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I hat was black, with white feathers. He: jewels were pearls. Mme. de Ballivian, wife of the seere tary of the Bolivian legation, wore a sil ver crepe meteor, trimmed with silvei lace and eyelet embro…
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The Minister of C'ub.i end Madame do Mai tin-Ill vero. The MlnlMcr of th-i Argentine Repub lic and Miidumo Naon. The minister of Colombia Tito Minister og Uruguay and Madame de Penii. The Minister of …
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knox's trip will bo ns beneficial in the relation* of Cuba und tho United States as was Mr. Root's trip In South Amer? ica" I Senor Rojas, the minister from Ven? ezuela, began Immediate communication …
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country which gave birth to L'Ouverture. Dessallnes and Christophe. the three j great negro revolutionists of Haiti, and at the presidential dinner tonight gave some advice to the present day negro re…
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part of the extended area which is i made by the canal commercially access ible to the Pacific coast line. TRADE FOR CALIFORNIA There is no reason why California j and her sister states should not sha…
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in Gloucester, for which point the i look over the beads of Astor and the Goelets to De Witt Clinton, the man who la 1S25 pushed to completion the Erie canal. Up te that time New York was not j Inevit…
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PUblle Works, and Senator I. tixem- berg CtUVln, formerly Minister of the Interior. d, nry. are candidates for tile Pres.- The causs of the expioilon of the pow- tfl mggsitnt has not been ascertained …
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exile In Jamaica While there he in trlgued against the new President Slm,,n. and In January, lOll, started a revolu tion against him, which was. however, short llvra The Insurgents were de feated and …
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there was a plot against Leconte’s life I or whether he was a victim to the extra ordinary precaution he had adopted for his own protection has not been learned, lie kept the large store of arms anti …
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conte took refuge in the German con sulate at Cape Haythlen, later being sent from the Island under German protection. I.econte returned to Haytl In May last year and succeeded In overthrowing Preside…
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observatory recorded a violent shock at 1:35 a. m., whlcn was estimated to have occurred at about the distance of the Azores. now it is not so much the MINISTER 1VAXTS I-OAN' FOR HIS COUXTRY FOR WAR P…
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1 Commissioners from General Mena have come into Managua to request an armistice so as to allow the ministers of Salvadore and Costa Rica to visit him. The government has nt>t yet re plied. ARRANGING …
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empire, which had stopped when Mut- j suhito died, was resumed. "Kid" McGoy, the American prize fighter, who Is in prison in London charged with theft of a number of Jewels, appealed to Ambassador Rei…
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Commissioners from General Mena have come into Managua to request an armlntice so as to allow the ministers of Salvadore and Costa Rica to visit him. The government has not yet re plied. ARRANGING LOA…
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'g lambs brine $5.00 to $5.50. Run light today, 4000 head, but stuff b""in the Northwest will be coming ,rcfly later this week, and coif "Hilly henceforth for some weeks. WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 9. I)f…
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for great distances in all directions. Many palace attendants were killed and it is estimated that the casualty list will reach 400 persons killed or in jured. For a time a great panic prevailed and t…
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the Interstate commerce act, must face trial. There is no escape through pleadings that they are not corpora tions or companies within the mean ing of the law. Gen. Stewart L. Woodford, Tnited States …
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acumen, is the only writer who gave Ascolino or Carpini any credit for what they did. Robertson says, on page 44 of his "American History": "All Christendom having been alarmed with accounts of the ra…
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Many Coming to Exposition. Washington. Tho state department has announced that up to date eighteen nations hnd accepted tho In vitations to participate In tho Panama Pacific exposition in Snn FranclBc…
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a dress which exhibits every line of her figure can be called a modest woman.” -e MARINES SAIL FOR SANTA DOMINGO Will Compel the Re-opening of Cus tom Houses Closed by Revolution ists Along Border of …
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Ha itl. Practically all of the men who Will make up the expedition are on their way from their respective posts along the Atlantic coast. In the absence of advices from their governments, Dominican Mi…
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f. uaniienger or ttt. Louis. All are manufacturers or interested In Import ant industries. DOMINICAN REBELS HAVE CUT THE CABLES No News Received at Washington from RepuWio Yesterday. Washington. Sept …
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Washington, Sept. 26.—Dispatches to the state department contained no advices of the revolution in the bo minican republic. Preparations for sending the 750 marines to protect the customs houses on th…
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to the state department contained no advices of the revolution in the Do minican republic. Preparations for sending the 750 marines to protect the customs houses on the Haitien border were pushed forw…
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Haitians to determine their territory in j' establlshmg their customs jurisdiction, j g Officials here made it plain that its objections will be voiced in strong terms should Haiti ignore the de facto…
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national congress of chambers of com merce. The commissioner was taken over the exposition site yesterday morning by Theodore Hardfe, a repre- Uve of the exposition. nineteen foreign countries that ac…
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tl-nll..H '""I'es wun Frnnce nnd Oreat nrltnln, which failed of confirmation In the Henato; the euccessful tripartite mediation of the Argentine Republic, llraitl, and the United States, between Peru …
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mate success of either party, in pur suance of the treaty relations of the United States with the Dominican Re public, which were threatened b,v the necessity of suspending the operation under America…
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i Mme. de T'rcullu; the minister of Nor-1 way and Mme. Bryn, the minister oil Nicaragua and Mrs. de Castrillo, and Mr. Zavala, secretary of legation the Cubanj minister and his daughter. Miss Amparo i…
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of velvet, and a black hat with white plumes. Mrs. Albert Kienlin. w ife of the second secretarry of the Herman embassy, wore (ilv.an fill- oaM,,,! Ivl.inl. hiCCil fMIIV rilt'U lil iJlil-V.1V V llilil…
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Mme. de Urcullu: the Minister of Nor way and Mme. Bryn. vthe Minister of Nicaragua and Mrs. de Castrillo. and Mr. Zatala. secretary of legation: the Cuban Minister and his daughter. Miss Amparo Martln…
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Attache and Mine de Urcullu; the Minis ter of Norway and Mme Brjn, the Min ister of Xlcaragua and Mrs. de Castrillo, and Mr Zavala, secretary oX legation, the Cuban Minister and Ills daughter. Miss Am…
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The Minister of Venezuela. The Chinese Minister and Mme. Chang. The Minister of Spain and Mme. de Riano. The Minister of Norway and Mme. Bryn. The Minister of Nicaragua and Mrs. dc Castrillo. The Mini…
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P. Ezequiel Rojas, minister of Venezue- 1 la; Salvador Castrillo, minister of Nlcai ragua: Antonio Martln-Rivero, minister of Cuba; Ronmlo S. Xaou. minister of l Argentina; Carlos Maria de Pcna, minis…
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the ambassador from Russia; the Vis- count Chinda, ambassador from Japan, and followed by the ministers and their suites from Portugal, Bolivia, Salvador, Netherlands, Venezuela, Switzerland. Greece. …
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as his privaif, secn-tary. He worked ln the .State Department aftor r-ervlng as ?ecretarjr of one of the recent opium coioirilaaloni a DOMINICANS TO TAKE PART Comin^ Here for 50th Anniversary of Emanc…
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antees of equality, it is pointed out other serious questions arise a* to twenty-three nations whose treaties with this country do not guarantee I against discrimination. The countries which thus will…
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SEASON. Let nothing keep you away if you want to save money on your fall and winter purchases. Remember the time and place. ALL ROADS LEAD TO PAY LESS AND Tlir DACTAN CTADC LANCASTER, DRESS BETTER 1 i…
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Au Prince at the request of the State Department. It is expected that either the Petrel or the Nashville will be or dered to Haiti from Dominican waters if the revolution should assume a serious aspec…
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ter of Argentina and Mme. Naon, the minister of Uruguay and Mme. de Pena. the Belgian minister and Mme. Havenith, the minister of Guatemala, the minister of the Dominican Re public and Mme. Peynado, t…
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SITUATION IN HAYTI WORRIES GOVERNMENT (!ly ICMaed Wlro lit Ilvenlns Hcrsld.1 WaslilnRlon. Jan. II. as a result of a couforeneo between President Wilson nnd Secretary Ilryan on the latent Haltien revol…
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ji The United States now faces the j possibility of having to cxerciso a sort ji of protectorate over the republic of m Haiti- The rebels have swept everj' H thing before them, nnd in the course of S;…
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school, was appointed to a secretaryship at Paris In 111. served at Berlin, at Rome, and ngaln nt Berlin, and as minis ter to Panama. Venezuela and Guate mala. Murthon R. Smith, appointed to Haiti, wn…
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the gunboat Wheeling, at Santo Do mingo City, reported that the rebels had defied American officers in charge of a custom house near Oomendador, and forced 50,000 rounds of ammunition across the borde…
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I aux, former French finance minister, was formally remanded for trial on tbe charge of killing Gaston Caltnette, edi tor of Figaro. The hearing is to begin July 10 In Paris. The German cruiser Strass…
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aux, former Freach finance minister, was formally remanded for trial on the charge of killing Gaston Calmette, odi tor of Figaro. The hearing is to begia July 20 in Parie. The Germaa cruiser Strassbur…
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The Department of C omiiierce an nounced that during May 127 vessels of all types, aggregating 20.052 tons were launched against 180 vessels, aggre gating 89,911 tons a year ago. Arthur B. Blanchard f…
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a display of the world's progress as has n The news that England will exhibit i lug interest that is everywhere taken in Thirty-six of the world's great nations Australia, Austria. Bolivia. Brazil, Bu…
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J tory of the world, and In recognition of the great a display of the world's progress as has never be< The news that England will exhibit at the F tng Interest that Is everywhere taken in America' Th…
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gifat extent y tnaKing eacn eotimy i governor its own volunU'Crs. a i l DOMINICAN GROWTH j AND DEVELOPMENT TOLD IN REPORT! Washington. July Although, i next to Cuba, the largest of the West I ft hi(;h…
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against bubonic plague, which has appeared there. One death has al ready been recorded. A conference of democratic senators was called by Majority Leader Kern to act on a resolution announcing to the …
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in official circles at Washington Tues day that if actual intervention became necessary, the United States might estab lish a financial trusteeship in Hayti and insist upon enlarging the authority it …
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ana esiasiiaucu the column commanded by the presi dent, which naa engageu itu el band on the plains of Ldmonade. Another force of government troops took Fort Deronville and then began its march on Oua…
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The situation- had reached such, a stage that, under European pressure, a movement of United States marines into Hayti was a, possibility. State department 'officials declined to say whether foreign r…
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live uiuu.es pussmw siami, wnicn was occupie,, i n.-inuc Miipteme chaniellor, anit nvinv! to the severe heat of the last i several daH amhulances were provid- I ed at fieriuMil intervals. Hoy Scouts c…
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Kdward Clinton, on tlm oruoial inios- (Conttnuml on jbk two.) WASHINGTON, July 'Ji. Plans for mobilizing at least 1000 marines within striking distance of Haiti and the Dominican repuhllo will inovo f…
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by any of the marines and troops at Vora t 't u. SAYS PROCEDURE IN UN FAVORABLE REPORT IS "GROSSLY UNFAIR Says Denunciation of the Zinc Trust by Committee is "Re dioulously False." WASHINGTON, July tl…
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with President Wilson today, an nounced that tonight he would leave for the Pacific coast to observe political conditions, stopping In many cities. haïtien minister CONFERS WITHBRVAN Washington, July …
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forces, about 500 strong under the leadership of Charles Salnavo, gained entrance into Cape Haitien before they were discovered. The govern- j ment troops, consisting of about 900 j nun, were concentr…
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Bankers who depend entirely on the farmers' prosperity are working in the fields with farmers, digging trenches and cutting wide swaths about the grain fields. The worms are so thick they cover the co…
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cides have taken place since the fall of the Huerta government, in the firsl two days four suicides and three at tempts have been reported. Th« residents are appalled, as such at tempts are rare in Me…
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night announced be will not be a candidate for the Democratic nomina tion for governor of Nebraska. Mr. Bryan says his candidacy was condi tioned on the necessity for having a progressive Democratic c…
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days has injured corn in the southern part oi the state. Rear Admiral Francis Monroe Ram sey. retired, who, with Admiral Dewey and Rear Admiral Benham, constituted the Schley court of in quiry, died a…
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Continued on Page Two.) GOVERNMENT OF HAITI IS GAINING THE UPPER HAND Washington Holds Out the Hope That Order May Be Restored Without Inter vention by America. Washlngton, July 25-—Reports reach ing …
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dent in Em manual college, became ex hausted and drowned. Killed m Troftey Car Collision. Marietta. 0, July 23. —One man was killed and 20 persons injured, five of them seriously, when a passenger car…
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dent in Emmanuel college, became ex hausted and drowned. Killed in Trolley Car Collision. Marietta, 0., July 23. —One man was killed and 20 persons injured, five of them seriously, when a passenger ca…
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vention by the United States in Haiti was discussed by administration offi cials upon the receipt of dispatches from diplomatic agents saying great losses would he suffered in the island republic by t…
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cldes have taken place since the fall of the Huerta government. In the first two days four suicides and three at tempts have been reported. Th« residents aie appalled, as such at tempts are rare In Me…
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question to a vote of the people at th. Republican state convention at Des Moines, la. Rear Admiral Francis Monroe Ram sey, retired, who, with Admiral Dewey and Hear Admiral Benham, constituted the Sc…
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Washington, Aug. 14. —All the big ships of the Atlantic battle fleet will be withrawn from Vera Cruz and brought north by Sept. 1. Secretary Daniels said it was his intention to leave in Mexican water…
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minican republics, swindled nine prominent San Francisco contractors out of approximately $25,000 by ob taining certified checks on bids for the exposition pavilions of the two gov ernments. United St…
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American legation in Haiti. Officials interpret this to mean that the rebels ire in complete control of Port au U Prince. The battleship Kansas and the transport Hancock, with a full regiment of B nar…
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Germans in their morning bulletin (Continued on Page Seven) MAiNES SENT FLYING TOH AITIAN PORT WHERE REVOLT BREAKS OUT ONCE MORE Washington, Oct. 29.-Orders to'pro ceed from Dominican water to Port au…
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O r u- h understanding had been reached with both factions. What further steps shall be taken to protect the lives and property of Americans and other foreigners prob ably will ie left for the present…
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IVJl'MiiliilillHifellll 191 WIU'fHH K.l ,i 1 1 M.NE 5:45 P. IL Fancy White Potatoes, Per Peck 17zc The transport Hancock, with full regiment or, marines aboard, haa been ordered from Dominican waters …
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Births Eighty-two white and forty seven colored.' UNDERSTANDS KAISER WOULD PACIFY FRANCE FIGHTING DT POET AU PRINCE. Battle In Streets All Nljcht Mi rlnea Guard IT. S. Conanlate. Cape Hatien. Haiti. O…
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ptobably will be left to naval ofllCers j on the scene. No ofllcial report had reached Washington to-dav of the latest disturbances in Port Au Prince, but earlier dispatches announcing that Davilmar T…
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[President of the republic. There i was shooting in the streets of the' i city throughout the night and the encounters continued today. The members of the ministry have taken refuge in the foreign con…
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Itattlcship Kansas Hastening to Capital of Hnyti. Washington, Oct. 29.?Orders to proceed with all possible speed front Dominican waters to Port an Prince, the rebel-held capital of Hnyti, was sent by …
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rines aboard, today were swiftly plowing through southern seas, bound for Haltlen waters, as an administra tion step for the protection of Amer ican citizens and other foreigners in that turbulent rep…
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wltH all possible speed for the Haitian capital had been sent out by the navy department, following the receipt of unofficial advices stating that Davil mar Theodore, having proclaimed himself preside…
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Zamor is reported to be upon the Dutch steamer Prins Willem in the harbor. United States marines are protecting the American consulate. The antarctic expedition headed by Sir Ernest Shackelton, the fa…