Haiti in the American PressHaití en la prensa estadounidense
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British embassy at Constantinople on Friday, and it is now up to Great Britain to take whatever action is required to protect British interests and territory and Egypt from harm. HAITI’S PRESIDENT FLE…
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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. a The antarctic expedition headed by Sir Ernest Shackelton. the …
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of Uruguay and Mme. de Pena, the minister of Bolivia and Mme. Calderon, the Minister of Costa Rica, the minister of Peru and Mme. de Pezet, the minister of Colombia and Senora Dona Aura Maria de Betan…
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tion, controling Congress, refuses, hold a session. This information reaching the State Department to day caused officials to feel some what doubtful over the situation in the island republic. A regim…
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held by representatives oi' North and j Washington of every Utin-Ameri-Bontb Amoriean i nations. ran republic ex I pi Mexico. The Secretary of state Hryan, as chair-J absence of Mexico was only due to…
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The Santa Fe road's embargo of grain at Galveston was lifted. Billets and sheet bars in Pittsburgh are about 50 cetns a ton higher. Germany in 1913, provided Ecuador with one-fifth of its imported goo…
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lution which was adopted without dis sent to provide for rural credits legis lation at an early date Opinion on the subject was divided but most of the senators said later that there seemed to be no c…
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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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indefinitely. The cruiser Tacoma left Port Au Prince, Ilayti, today under orders to proceed at once to Vera Cruz; the gunboat Petrel is already en route from Mbile, and the cruis er Des Moines is boun…
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London.—Sir Gilbert Parker, at a meeting of the Pilgrims, paid a warm tribute to the United States for the attitude it has maintained during the war. Will Report on Haiti. Washington.—The Navy Departm…
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to participate which was extended to them l>v President Wilson th rough the State Department. T\v? Ive of the re puhllcs, namely, Argentine, Rolivia, I'hile, Colombia, Costa IMea, Dominican i Republic…
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accepted the invitation to participate which was extended to them by Presi dent Wilson through the state de partment. Twelve of the republics, namely, Argentina. Bolrvia. Chile. Co- lumbia, Costa Rica…
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have formally accepted the invitation N to participate which was extended to them by President Wilson through the state departmen. Twelve of the republics, namely, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia,…
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the invitation to participate which was extended to them by President Wilson, through the state department. Twelve of the republics, namely, Ar gentine. Hollvia. Chile. Colombia, Costa PJca. Dominican…
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zollem." Russians Begin Offensive. GENEVA, via Paris. May 11.?A dis patch to the Tribune says the Russians have begun a strong offensive move ment at Tarnow as well as in Courland I and on the Stry. d…
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Vancouver, B. C, charged with having nroicen internment regulations by try ing to escape to the United States. The German minister at Scfia, Bul garia, Dr. G. Michahelles, arrived in Berlin for a conf…
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ilize the little republic Panl Fuller, Jr., who was sent to Haiti by president Wilson with plan- I ary powers to negotiate a treaty plac- I insr the collection of customs duties in that country under …
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lien. Officials think the lntct revolu ionary movement under I*r. Bobo is not strong enough to overthrow the ??xisting goverr m??**'. President Sam has been recognized by France. Italy sny, but the Ln…
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HARSHLY IN DEALING WITH HAITI WASHINGTON, June 27.—Turbu lent conditions in Haiti have reached such a point that the United States government, notwithstanding the de mands by its relations with Europe…
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french marines have been landed i there and Hear Admiral Caperlon is I on his way irom Vera Cruz with 700 bluejackets and marines on the ar mored cruiser Washington, to relieve the town and preserve o…
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to protect the lives and property of foreigners is not new. It is merely a recognition of the fact that Haiti has periodical attacks of unrest and of revolutionary disturbances. The presence of the Am…
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showed much irritation some lonths ago when the gold in the vaults f the bank, which was set aside for he redemption of the outstanding paer currency, was removed to the imerican warship and brought t…
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been used by superficial observers and sensational writers to convey an entirely false idea of the Haitian blacks. A British minister, after he retired from the diplomatic service, wrote a book about …
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Frederick Douglass, as the recognized leader of the colored race, had been made minister to Haiti by President Harrison. 3 Mr. Douglass did not get along well J with the State Department, and Admiral …
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i naval station at Mole St. Nicholas. 0 ind the fear of the Haitians that their jovereignty would be threatened by tuch a course no longer has a basts. There is, however. Intense jealousy of i l r^kil…
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months ago, broke out in the city at daybreak. Mutinous troops attacked the presidential palace and fired on it for two hours. There were several casualties. Guillaume, with a few loyal troops, is in …
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i President's Belga of Terror. A There bos been o reign of terror In Port on Prince for the past ten days. I Ob the 17th of July President Gull taume. doubtless realising that his fall 'V was but a qu…
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for hours, and the revolutionists are In possession of the city. How many persons have been shot down In'the streets and the government buildings cannot be learned,’ but the exchanges between the loya…
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Gillaumo. One hundred and sixty men, including a former president of Haiti, General Chestea Zamor, have been executed by order of General Oskar, .governor of Port-au-tPrince, who later in the day was …
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wholesale execution. The crowd in vaded the French legation and seized Guillaume. French Minister Injured. M. Girard. the French minister to Haiti, protested vigorously, but he was powerless before th…
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tack which lasted for hours, and the revolutionists are In possession of the city. How many persons have been shot down in the streets and the government buildings cannot be learned, but the ex change…
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at the afternoon session and was followed by her sister, who testified to her broth- r-in-law leaving her sister and child, lason E. Kiishncll, proprietor of a grocery store, was the only other witnes…
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Established 33 Years Emerson Son House Furnishers Elliot St., Brattleboro COMPANY I NEEDS TWENTY MORE MEN GUILLAUME ASSASSINATED NASHVILLE THROWN INTO RECEIVERSHIP U. S. CRUISER SAILS FOR PORT AU PRIN…
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I'lUU-Al -PKI.NCi;, Haiti, Julv 2S (Jen. Oscar, governor of Port-au-Prince and a supporter of President ni)l.iiiiii. caused to he executed yesterday at the time of the outbreak of the revolutionary mo…
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PUBLICLY SHOT AND BODY DRAGGED THROUGH STREET* PORT AU PRINCE, July 28.—The expected attack on the French legation to lynch President Guillaume, took place this afternoon, and ainid scenes of the wild…
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factor and figure in our national affairs. A clean sweep of the men in the Pliccian wor roe?A?B;kl. u< V/JUVV. I V3J/U1I3IU1C 1UI d shortage of ammunition indicates a loss of the patience with officia…
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present situation is atrocious. The governor of Port au Prince has exeI cuted 160 political prisoners, a veri! table massacre for which there can be no justification. His death follow; ed at the hands…
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Sixty Men; Is Himself Killed PORT AT PR INCH, Haiti. July j; —A revolution. more terrible In the toll tltna far taken than even In the) daya of Nord Aleala. named out In the llalilen rapltal today. It…
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the end of a rope, it was dragged throueh the streets of the city. I The people of Port An PriDce ara In a state of intense excitement and fur- but a mob stormed the building, and dragging him through…
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where he had taken refuge, and shot him In front of the building. Gulllaume's body lay In the spot where It had fallen for several hours while the mob marched by. The people of tho capital aro wrought…
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Before the Dominion Legation and Riddled Him With a Fusillade of Rifle Shots. Port Au Prince, Haiti, July General Oscar, governor of Port Au Prince, and a supporter of President Guillaume, caused to b…
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O. (Tbe New York World). NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1915. 16 PAGES PRICE ONE CENT. BECKER IS PRESIDENT OF Seized in French Legation at Port-au-Prince, Where He Hid After Rebel Attack. AVENGERS SHOW…
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yesterday this activity had been con fined mostly to the northern part of the republic. At daybreak rebel troops attacked tho President's pal ace, and Oulllaumo took refuge In tho French Legation. It …
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generals surrounded In palace. Upris ing In favor Charles Zamor, but Im possible to verify at this hour. Large number killed and wounded." Later Charge r'Affaires Davis sent the following: “From all I…
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in French Legation. POUT AU PRINCE, HAITI. July 27.? I A revolution more terrible in the toll thus far taken than any, ??von in the I days of Nord Alexis, flamed out in 1| Haitian capital to-day. it w…
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loyal troops and the members of his personal staff. The exact number of casualties has' not yet been determined, but it is be- j lieved to be heavy. It was known the city was in the possession of the …
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There were suggestions in dis patches received today from the black republic, that foreigners had been en dangered President Guillaume was referred to before his deposition, as having been engaged in …
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most desperate character and despatches agree that the Italians have suffered heavy losses. For more than a fortnight, the day fighting has occured under moat oppres sive weather conditions, the tempe…
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Prince and murdered. One of them was General Orestes Zamor. a former president of the republic. It Is not surprising that, following the commission af that great crime, the revolutionists, who are sup…
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and Harry M. Applebaum, former pri vate secretary to the late Senator lim othy Sullivan, are declared to be of no moment and offering no new evidence. The opinion dismisses the other afiida vits as im…
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ton Reports Situation Under Control. Wahhimiton, July 28. American marines and bluejackets were landed In Port-iui-Prlnee, Ilnytl, to-day nml havo taken charge of the city, fol lowing the revolutionar…
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nn the city and President Sam's re.. dence began yesterday morning thero was no American n.ival vessel In the aiUir, while Admiral Capeitun on the Washington ntul the converted yac Kagle were lying Id…
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lives hy the attacks of German sub- I marines on Hrltlsh merchantmen and I twenty-Jo person had been killed ;n i nttucksn neutral merchantmen, HAYTI; BUTCHERED I'm,. JrSW Guiilaume Sam. to expect any …
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yesterday. The mob was mostly composed of relatives of the massa cred victims. They Invaded the French legation and seized Ouil laume, and though M. Glrard, the French minister, protested vigor ously,…
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take matters Into Its own hands. Situation Embarrassing. From the standpoint of the peculiar position which the United States occu pies as a buffer between the nations of Europe and the troublesome Ce…
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for him to negotiate :1 proposed treaty with Preldenl Gulllaume because of the hitter's fears that the populace would ris. against him if he signed the pact. While the terms of the pro posed treat) ne…
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oners For Which General Oscar Lost Life. MORE TROUBLE IS FEARED Government Overthrown, But Angry Populace Is Still Un satisfied After Long Series of Abuses. Port Au Prince, July 29.—A mob of Infuriate…
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laume and a band of his followers, an^ t,on and 110 thf saloons operating a music hall feature could have a license. Every saloon that op I place. All of thiB is the result of the S signature of the S…
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Mi vVi dgi wood laid a n huv 1 1 o,n Ana l I Hngllahmi n night, i do i ompuleoi v onet Ipi ion bui thai whet we wan) Ii riain the in ilia- inliilKh i il ifuriated Mob Takes Guil laume From Refuse of t…
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fore the murder is discarded as not newly-discovered because Becker knew of it at the time of his first triaL In the death house at Sing Sing prison Becker received the news calmly. "I had been hoping…
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PORT AU PRINCE, HAITI Washington, July 29. Policed by American marines, Port au Prince was quiet today, according; fo latest state department advices from Ad miral Caperton, commanding cruiser Washing…
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try and out to Joi I he reached there In? tative understanding that M:??s Nlch ot.on trould tome li?ronos von Zglinitzki, provi ling papa gave l i hen came the mine joo und the wedding. j HAYTI PRESID…
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faira, guaranteeing protection for their; i ala. The entering of a legation or embassy of a foreign power is ?me of the gravea! international offenees which can be) con nutted, being equivalent to inv…
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fat stipends to a corporation of all I powerful controllers, t!i?' verv l?ast consequence of which is th<? merciless I starvation and humiliation of the I>o minican Republic. "Nothing can be produced,…
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stroyed after an attack which lasted for hours, and the Revolutionists are In possession of tho city. How many porsons havo been shot down in tho streets and tho government buildings cannot yet bo lea…
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of the movement to the north, where the adherents of Dr. Rosalvo Bobo, twice expelled from Hayti, have been striving for several months to break the power of the Haytian president, General Vilbrun Gui…
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Darts telling of tho assassination of President Guillaume by a mob which broke into the French, legation, this violation of the diplomatic immunity which foreign legations enjoy would be regarded ordi…
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W. F. Feagln, State Superintendent of Education, ex offlcio members. Cap tain W. T. Sheehan, Montgomery, R, L. Glenn. Florence, R. B. Exins, Greensboro, W. C. Black, Troy, W. w* Lavender, Centerville,…
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as soon as assured that United States marines would restore and maintain order. Hear Λ imlral Capertoo, who arrived st Port l>#we on tl>»· cruiser. :.s? "i. had only 150 marines and the re* of the Wns…
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eral outbreak of indignation. A mob in vaded the Dominican legation, where Gen Oscar took refuge after his unsuccessful defense of the presidential palace against the rebels, seized Oscar and dragged …
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worked up to a pitch Of frenxied ex* i citement, led the mob which rushed i Into the legation, seised the Haitlen president and dragged him to the street, where his body was riddled with bullets. i Th…
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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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las of Nor J Alexis flamed out in the Haltlen capital today It wns an off shoot of tho movement to the. north where the adherents of Dr Ilosalvo Hobo, twice expelled from Haiti, have been striving for…
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Order of Governor. Port Au Prluce, Haiti.— A révolu tk>n more terrible in the toll thus far taken than any event in the days of Nord Alexis flamed out in the Haïtien capita! on Tuesday.. It was an off…
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While enroute ho sent a wireless to tho navy departmenL which waB re ceived Wednesday morning advising It that ho heard tho French legation was threatened and thero was danger to tho lives of foreigne…
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quiet, according to latest state depart ment advices from Admiral Caperton, commanding the cruiser Washington, off the Haitien capital. No resistance was offered at the landing of the marines and blue…
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rom Cape Haitian. Preparations vere immediately made to disembark American marines for the protection >f the French legation, this action laving received the' approval of the ^rench minister, M. Girar…
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IOne hundred and sixty men, in cluding a former president of Haiti, Gen. Orestes Zamoe, have been exe Icuted by order of Gen. Oscar. gover Inor of Port-au-Prince, who later in the day was dragged from…
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jr-n.mr tn K,..M1. U..AH.M fmm 1 Ol D tuga, Ulaltl has been ruled by military banditti over since the time when tho slnvo ancestors of tho present population bought their freedom from Franco by drivin…
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ing to disarm Haitien soldiers and ait civilians today." tu sc Mob Hangs Mexican. San Benito, Tex.-A mob of about re a dozen men took a Mexican named wl Rodolfo Munts from City Marshal J. F. th Carr T…
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Vilbrun Guillaume, president of Haiti, from the French legation, where he Chi took refuge Tuesday, and shot him tod death in front of the building. Port au Prince, Haiti.-A revolution more serious in …
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political prisoners was circulated and vi a wave of indignation swept over the to r capital. Many who had not originally f. been identified with the rising took pi a up arms. he S The Dominican legati…
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bidders Theso bands must be broken up iui boou ueiore pence can be re-established on a permanent basis, the Admiral stated, P.obo'8 hostility to pcaco plans Is de clared due to the fenr that he will b…
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probably St Paul, it is said. Butt g I-evinRky. the New York I -atyweight d**f« a;ed Sailor Jim Car n-'l o S.--n Francisco in a ten round it in Brooklyn. l.evlnskv out --ed .troll fiotn the start and …
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probably St Paul, it is said. Battling Levlnsky, the New York heavyweight, defeated Sailor Jim Car roll of San Francisco In a ten-round bout in Brooklyn. Levinsky out classed Carroll from the start an…
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have assurances of support from sen ators and delegates to get favorable action within a few days. It has become known that plans of the United States for putting Haiti in order contemplate calling on…
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ators and delegates to get favorable action within a few days. It has become known that plans of the United States fcr putting Haiti in order contemplate calling on the War Department, if necessary, t…
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have assurances of support from sen ators and delegates to get favorable action within a few dsiys. It has become known that plans of the United States for putting Haiti in order contemplate calling o…
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thirty jolly girls. As there were about twice as many people in the car as there were seats, the getting seated caused commotion Soil Wonderfully Rich Mahogany So Plenti ful That Natives Use It to Mak…
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The Darliguenave Government os-1 0)ler wori)a all are in te iiuntls of tenslhly is in control, but in reality Aamp;li Carterton. So' thei' will re Admiral Caperton Is. Should Admiral nHln 8t least unt…
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j Haiti for a long time that it wa rilling to help Haiti out. The sug estion was made four years ago, firs' hat the United States fuitd the $14, DO.OOO outstanding debt, and, to insur ayment, assume a…
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politics of the thing, in other words?all are in the hands of Admiral Caperton. So they will remain at least until the Senate next winter has a chance to ratify the proposed treaty with Haiti for the …
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foreign Powera :i atep thai would be contrary t" the Monr i( trine, Tho alltmtlon in theae republics comp is the protectorate "f tit- l'nlted States nnil naturally that would promote tradn relations w…
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my trip, tltoucii I am v my California home tr. 1 Shall always pa t Anderson after this s no children to a- e never forget the ager.a -ti.e v. te wa'.ls atid. ah v roonastsry thai soma ra 1 in a Vialo…
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The proposal conlempl on by ihe United suites iai branches nf the Domtntcftn gov lernmeht and rehabilitation off the hi- il. republics finances through a I n Ign Imin or 16,000,008 A proposal to seek …
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frage. Plans were made for an active campaign among wextern congressmen for support for the Susan Ti. Anthony federal suffrage amendment American Minister Huwll at Santo Io nvngo has been Instructed t…
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dom The Grand Army post winds up its brordside by eltaiac lerizmg “The Clansman” is b iug j “false in sentiment, fuise in history j false in fact.” Washington, Nov. 30—The new Haili iteaty, by which i…
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sador da Uama. of Urazll Minister Calderon, of Bolivia; Minister de Perm, of Uruguay; Minister Mendez. of Guatemala; Minister Pezct. of Peru, Minister Betnncourt, of Columbia Minister Velazquez, of Pa…
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not lie altogether, however, in the fields of politics and strategy. There is the added advantage of that local stability which underlies and must precede any thought of closer rela tionship in the co…
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plan is to put through the scheme at once while Germany is too busy ngiii* ing the allies to interfere. If the cession of the Island* fected President Wilson wlU Jtov* broxen all record* in the ia»t J…