Haiti in the American PressHaití en la prensa estadounidense
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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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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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H the mean of WbllH Slave movte and the Damnird V I it no plav. I ve a notion thut In ntheis onie nf our pure wnuU inn) look I.Ike the mutilated pinre of an expurgated book. l.cmsi Bnsuo. WILSON POLIC…
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"Well, I guess the jmbltc'll have to worry along without our restaurant tor a while lohse--. I mjay be too modest, nut I'm. will ing to concede that the pMjpto faeady in the business know a little abg…
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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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1S23 to 1825. He was Killed in a battle at Eogota, Colombia, in 1-bGO. Juan Jacob Dessalines of Haiti was a. leader with Toussaint I'Ouverturo in sue cessful' resistance to Knglish troops by the l'orm…
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the city the street railway companies and contractors was made possible by the fact that the storm made ordinary outdoor work impossible. In addition the charity lodging houses and free employment age…
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maa-nlficenv. residence of Mrs. Josephine Hruglere, of San Franciaco. today. The. attachmtnt Is for IS.200, representing unpaid accounts for table supplies and contractors work at the place, the amoun…
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Maxwell, alias “Cavalier Kid,” whom they declare to be a bandit and is be lieved to be wanted by the police In several western and Pacific coast states. The British house of commons pass ed by 215 vot…
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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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revolts hove taken place in nine of the Ven ezuelan provinees and are serious at Coro, Trujilo and Maturin, Numerons desertions from Goneral Gomez’s army are reported and the Presidents of the States …
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to guard American interests and oli serve the battling between govern ment and revolutionist forces in the Haytien republic. Secretary Daniels said that the action of the navy de partment is nid conne…
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U. G. Winston,' West End, j Fairfax County 10.00 Total $15.00 Total to 10 A .M. Thursday, July 2nd $40,849.01 ;}sA 'jL*" V;. a V V :v iS NEWS OF THE DAY Senator Davilmar Theodore, the Haitian revoluti…
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feared that the anti-American sentiment is spreading against all foreigners. The Mariposa will arrive at nine o’clock tonight. Two Yitagraph comedies at the Dream tonight adv. TROUBLE MAKER IS KILLED …
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:.e”eral cases have been isolated and are being studied closely to deter mine tiie exact character of tiie dis ease. REVOLUTION MAY END. WASHINGTON. D C„ July 1 It is reported here today lrom San to D…
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banking laws of some states are to lax that, like the doukey, we are pro gressing backwards. NO ADJOURNMENT BEFORE AUGUST 15 SenatorsRealize that they Must Settle Down to Trust Bill Grind. NEWHAVEN PR…
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continued his discussion of its consti tutional phrases. He particularly de fended the provision of the bill mak ing •unfair competition" unlawful. Senator Davilmar Theodore, the llaifieu revolutionis…
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A heat wave of exceptional intensity j is spreading over a large part of Ft ance. A large number of prostra tions have been reported in Paris. Senator Bavilmar Theodore, the Haïtien revolutionist lead…
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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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Huerta assumed the government, and a'?o the Haytian-Santo Dominican xlt- iKitlnn I'he latter is admittedly the more uiessln?. France is on of the largest investors in both Haiti and Santo Do mingo Whe…
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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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uo mpm U.S.May Be forced to Send forces of Marines Into Haiti Washington, July 21.—Armed inter vention by the United States in Haiti was discussed today by administra tion officials upon the receipt…
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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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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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SS Will nOl meet the next session in dep ni' s will in- thai uf tbe Madero con- atli mpts to 'ttle the revolution ny atptomac) The Nil pi i n.i iimt.-i of the Legalists party has refus .t lo enter int…
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groomed for the republican nomina tion. Pharr now announces that he will not accept the nomination but will work for the election of the Bull Moose nominee no matter from what party that nominee may c…
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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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thfM children and made their home first n Niagara Falls, later coming to New York, when Zucker himself wa, hot en their trail. From here tli, party made HIT-1 tv U'lUkli'iii i V.iirkrr l tritnt1ti! li…
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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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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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has invaded this section and is ravaging farms. Lansing, Mich.—The Michigan agri cultural department is taking vigorous steps to fight the army worm which is threatening to lay waste the grain and fru…
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loss of more than 100,000. Elmer Gaul was caught under a mower uhen his team ran away at Lenark,' 111., and sustained serious In juries that may cause his death. Eddie McGoorty, American pugilist, has…
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French gunboat, and as soon as this was i done an armed launch was sent ashore with an ultimatum for the surrender of the Republic anil a demand for damages, j aggregating ?3T*MR)0. The Haitian gov- t…
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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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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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Nelms and Lois Dennia for whom At lanta relatives have offered a re ward. It is believed that when the two women are found. It will be ai some point In this ssctlon and that they are both; together an…
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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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tervention, arrived ut Guaniutiumo, tuba. see Five men were arrested In connec tion with recent disorders in the Hart ford Valley coal fields, mid the sur face workings of another mine, Coronado, at A…
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St. John, N. B.. soldiers charged a mob of 1.000 persons In Market square. Several were hurt. Cars were overturned and burned. Sept. 2? has been set as the date of the marriage of Prince Oskar, fifth …
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Dessallnes ordered' a wholesale mas- acre of the whites, which wia'carrfed jl out with' shbcUlng' brutality. The "white people1 with their'.wealth, were I driven, from the land. In lies th? I, Island-…
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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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come almost normal. BATTLESHIPS ORDERED TO PORT AU PRINCE Also Transport Hancock with Full Reoiment of Marines-- Washington, Oct 29. Orders to pro ceed with all possible speed from Do minican waters t…
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Six) (Continued on Page lilLniunii uiiiiu miL imuLiiLu POST HASTE TO PDRT AO PRINCE A3SOCIATKD PRESS DISPATCH WASHINGTON", Oct. 2!'.' Orders to, proceed with all possible speed from Dominican waters t…
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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…
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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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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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tnehmont of mnrlues at Managua, the capital of Nicaragua. Ilnrdly had tin* anchors <>n tin* ves sels ordered to Nicaragua been hoisted when n loud explosion was heard In Panto Domingo. A revolution ha…
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in France, were placed on trial at An cona, Italy and acquitted. Two short term prisoners, XT. S. G. Chase and Leonard Benoinen, escaped fioin Earnstable, Mass., county jail, unlocking their cell door…
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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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j county jail by Deputy Marshall Blake man. .uaoy was arrested in jaua upon a similar charge. The alleged fraud is said to be a method of advertising whereby persons are led to send let- OCCUPY CAPE I…
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respecting certain freight 1 forces. (Br Aaaoetated Praia.) SACRAMENTO, J'u. 16. That the California banks are already paying an equivalent to that of the average individual taxpayer and that their ta…
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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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fice in the past year will turn the in vestigating committee in that direction Tor part of their inofromation, and the auditor's system of keeping check on ill the departments where there was r.uch al…
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was found not guilty at Dubuque, la* of murdering Cyprian Martel, a trap per, who had many enemies and wag shot from the rear. Mrs. Alice Davis of San FrancisoQ won $6OO in her suit against the SV mon…
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of American interests there. A report to the Navy Department to3ay from Rear Admiral Caperton. commanding the naval forces in Haitian waters, summarized by Secretary Daniels, says: "Conditions unchang…
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In addition to the movement of war ships ordered today, the battleship Dela ware will remain at Vera Cruz indefi nitely; the cruiser Tacoma left Port au Prince. Haiti, yesterday under orders to procee…
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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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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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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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convention. NO REVOLUTIONARY NEWS. f Washington, July 2. Messages to the navy department from Rear Ad miral Caperton, now at Cape Haitien with 'the cruiser Washington, do. not give any account of the …
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that control will not corns from within while tlie Monroe doctrlns stands in iho way of •onitc! by any European country, but Europe wll certainly demand that Haiti pay :tf debts. When a similar demand…
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and daughter of Harry S. Haynes, were drowned when their yacht Sin bad capsized off Egg Rock, Nahant. in a squall late today. Haynes and four guests of the family saved them selves by clinging to othe…
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yesterday afternoon to see Welnschenk and quotes the prisoner as having said: "The truth hourts and they could not stand It." Conditions Are Improved In Cape Haitien, Is Report Admiral Caperton on boa…
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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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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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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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republic, Orestes Zainor. The execution was under the direction of General Oscar, who was governor general of Port Au Prince under Guillaume. The wholesale execution of the political prisoners was the…
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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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Th. W.athar. Sun rises July 29 at 4:62 sets at 7:2? Iowa—Probably showers tonight ai Thursday not muoh change in temp' ature. PAGE ONE. 59- Telegraphic News: Law Reaches For Men Blai? o^or Eastland Ho…
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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…