Haiti in the American PressHaití en la prensa estadounidense
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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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evacuate the fortress city, though war office dispatches ottered no confirma tion. The Austrlans still hold the heights of Podgora, dominating Gorltz from the west and are pouring down a heavy fire on…
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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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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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date line Ollton appealed And ii appeared in St. Louis, Kansas City, Wichita, New York, and all over the conntrj in evty big ami Utile newspaper in the state. The iklahoman ate up. ami all the time al…
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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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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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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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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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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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Commanding officer of the Nnshvllle stated that there were no troops left at Cape Haltlen. That Is why it was necessary to repel Bobo's attempt to enter the city by shelling his forces from the harbor…
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all their possessions in tho latter part of t. t- rt fnn1nnH'a nun. JOUJ, JlOCIlllIIlUCUU, UliU v iiujjuivuii B l,v..- erals, lowered tho flag of France. It was nt tho time of tho Independence wars th…
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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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REBELS ON MARCH TO HAYTIAN CAPITAL On. Ho'i'N Willi Lnrirci' Force, Ailviiiicos Toward Port mi Prince. SANTO DOMTXflO UPSET TVMtlNOTON, All. R. With Amer ican for In occupation of tlio caplt.il of ll.…
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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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were lynched by a mob at Hope Hull, near Montgomery, Ala, In a speech at a public banquet at San Francisco, Mayor J. G. Woodward of Atlanta, defended the action of the mob that lynched Leo M. Frank. P…
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that period is one long list of expeditions and campaigns, the greater part of them directed against Lhe uncivilized races. When open anarchy raised its head in Haiti, after turbulent years of revolut…
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rule. Tn Alexandria 200 Kuropeans were killed or wounded in the street lighting that blazed out. The marines from the Lancaster joined the British landing force that restored order to Alexandria after…
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sure. Wealth, freedom an. I separate or romblni lire cepting in conjunction n while educational system wh people to work at:,! l there Is a great less m cialty to those who i lems of America can In so…
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Roumania Seeks Explanation. Rome.—The Turin ccrerspondent of the Idea Nazionale says he has been informed the Roumanian government has sent to Sofia a note couched in friendly language, asking an expl…
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who have followed the nolit- leading men of the republic, revolutionary movements, should shortly arise in the his I real peace will not come to the island republic. REAR ADMIRAL CAPERTON AND PROBLEM …
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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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a Pennsylvania railroad express train at a grade crossing near Leola. 3,000 Get Cut In Hours. Hammond. Ind, Oct. 4. —Work at the Standard Oil Reflne.rles was revo lutionized when the eight-hour labor …
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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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ifiveu ejiouuh study to the field and t he needs th- l.atin republics, ({evolution- 11 the tropi ar- fast disappearing. and tiie land is now ready f"r a blu trade movement from the I tilted States, wh…
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PEOPLE GRATEFUL. I Haitians Approve of IT. S. Aid Gen eral Conditions in Country Peaceful New York, Nov. 18 The people of Haiti are gratful to the United States for the aid rendered in settling the re…
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cember, 1844, studied at the Pontifical Roman Seminary and passed his first pastoral years in the Propaganda Fide College. He entered the diplomatic career and was created Titular Bishop of Samos in 1…
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said the Mass was Juan Perez, friend and counsellor of Columbus. As uardian, or superior, of the monas tery of La Rabida, Spain, Father Perez had encouraged the discoverer, and by interceding for him …
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NOTE All Thos. Who Have 8een Geraldin. F.rrar or Tried. Bar. In Carmen Must Surely 8e Chaplin's Carmen. i board of management would be of in- ertimalble advantage to the admmifa-t- tration and the inm…
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The presence of American marines in Haiti last year proved a great relief to the frontier guard, by breaking up the large gangs of lawbreakers on the |Haitien side. As a result of the frontier work, a…
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of honest and efficient administration of the collections at the ports, the revenues have Increased greatly. The republic is paying the interest on its debt, and its finances are in solid con dition. …
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loresiianowmg an eariy res.ormon oi the slightest modification since the uis peace in the turhulent little republic so I patch of the last note. that the contemplated new regime with Some judges of th…
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ment for disarmament ot' Santo Do mingo revolutionists virtually has b?en perfected by a peace conference in which the various Dominican fac tions were represented. according to a dispatch to the navy…
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with the Confederate -fates. 1870—Rattle of Yionvi le, Franco-Pru sian War, with 1 vy losses on both sides. 1888—Destructive -torrns in Ontario and Quelieo, with great loss of life and property. 1991—…
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tions ridir-ulous by diplomatic and miiitary intervcr.tion in Latin-American OOOntriea, supposed, under his own and Mr. Olney*! thcory, to ba aaUtlad to go\ern then^elves. Hc tent marine:- into Hayti,…
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fontht hard-to-flt man, and for the style-seeker, st $4, $5, $6 and up to $9 in,, re than K. ami thrsr nrw wards arc trying to follow in Porto Rico's path. "Wherever America has gone, wheth er to I ii…
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tempting to arrest a bandit, were re ceived to-day by the Navy Depart ment from Col. Pendleton, command ing the American forces. First Lieutenant John Marston, 111, was injured by a fall presumably du…
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rni f of cliargts that a secret exists between Charles E. republican presidential cun- lndepend A revolt occurred in the Dominican army several weeks ago, but American marines and bluejackets soon had…
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tary mlo has heen proclaimed In Santo Iionilni;o hy thp t'nltod States navy to suppress existing pollticnl chaos In the little republic and pave the way for Kuuranleelim- future mild by OHtalill-hini!…
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they were mild indeed compared with those obtaining in Hayti when our country finally stepped in there "Our agreement with Hayti ew further than thoee with Santo Domin go and Nicaragua. It provide for…
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of the Gomez name accounts for the division of the Cuban army. Cuba needs no incitement from outside sources if Gomez has determined to wear the spurs of anew revolution. Presi dent Menocal and the co…
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abolished the material of which revo lutions are made. Already the revolutionary spirit is showing a tendency to weaken; al ready these people are beginning to comprehend the methods by which men may …
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New Jersey public sert.ee corpora-'He urged that the income from se- curities held by such companies Claim Distribution Lnfair. abroad and not used in their Amer- vce d0 not oppose anv scheme of ntn b…
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pradunlly supplantinp Monroeism ifl thfl MM of tho present A.lmir.istration. i'an-Americani^m certainly recogniiei the mioMi-f- and territorial intej ticon states. But even under it a great latitodfl …
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strenuous times, tells bow Col. Georgs Cyrus Thorpe and ten men of '.he marine corps settled accounts with Dominican bandits who ambushed them at a ford. After twenty min utes of “brisk fighting” ther…
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international high commission. The negotiations with Uruguay are already under way, the treaty having been signed by Secretary of State Lansing and Uruguayan Foreign Min ister Brum and ratified by the…
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Ignorance ia accompanied by poverty and superstition, he outlined the need I for aggressive Christian work. The Baptist mission field in Latin Furniture .STEADY EMPLOYMENT B.C. Porter Sons 222-32-1' M…
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Puruguay, via Rio Janeiro. Montevideo and llueiioa Aires, atr Veatrla, 0 AM. Turka Island Bnd Dominican llep'.ibllo, air Iroouole, U:30 AM (sup 10 AM). Haiti (exept ('aim Haiti and Port de Pelx). Cana…
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United States military occupation of the black man’s republic proved that he is politically irresponsible, or does it indicate, as the islander, contends, that the United States, however s benevolent …
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the Emperor Christpphe built at Milot in the valley, there are only legends and the huge dimensions of the forbidding pile on this summit to tell the tale. This fortress, from whose walls one may gaze…
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power through pools of blood; a land trom which the gods of peace and in dustry seem to have1 turned away." "Both," says the National Geogra phic Society,' in a bulletin Issued from ts Washington, D. …
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under stimulation of the French Revo tution, and in 1791 the. slaves rose, ushering in a decade of bloodshed and revolting cruelties on both sides. Fl nally in 1S04 independence was obtain ed, slavery…
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R a blic re?i a on a dif? ferent ba from the Haytian occu? lt ii more tenuous legally and more arbitrary. Our marines were landed in Port-au-Prince to protect foreigner; from the miscel of 1 al revolu…
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Disposition of the former German cables now held by the allies. Recognition of the new Greek government and settlement of tlie status of the Greek loan. Loans to allied countries, including funding of…
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fled from the country to exile. Oreste Zamor was overthrown by a revolution and was killed. Joseph Davilmar Theodore served three months with dignity and then succumbed to a revolt led by Guilliame Sa…
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YOKOHAMA. May 3?Sailed, etna Horadaan Ma.ru (Jap), Saji FrCLnedaoo; Golden State ifrom Manila), do; Durt>an Maru (Jap), from Kobe for do and New York. FOREIGN PORTS. I By Mall.] AVONMOUTH, April 23?Sa…
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al City Bank, of New. York, testified before the Senate 'Committee recently, that there is no comprehensive plf1 of development in the BI vk Republic, because the Ur.ited States representa tives and t…
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i want?” demanded Senator Pomerene in opening today’s hearing, of form American Minister Francisco er Peynado. “Our independence with the as surance of American friendship,” he replied. “That’s all we…
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of martial law, independence and the restoration of constitutional preroga tives. Want Only Independence. Hearings were held at Santa Marc, Gonaives, Maisade, Hinche and Cape Haitian. Eight witnesses …
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ti'am dilp pier Is open to the public IVi hour 0 minutes before the scheduled sailing Unit ,hlch supplementary mall Is accepted en tti agger following time of closing of mall. W C C.ORGA8 (sea post). …
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rice of the leaders," Senator Me dill McCormick, Republican. Illi nois, chairman of the committee, said in a statement summarizing its observations, "has declined to take any steps to hold elections t…
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attempt by n foreign power to ob tain n foothold on tho territory of an American nation which, if a seizure of customs control by such a power had occurred, or if a grant of a coal ing station or nava…
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,m,,i fi.,i.ini 'for tho flratHvo minutes of each hour r,. .rr- ,,r rnvnintinn to during the day. This wai continued r..i. for some time. After the first few. vvurruiiL ins uiiiiui uiiuuj Gabo Gosnell…
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I Dartiguenave ?.vas elected to the IV. s idency for a term of seven years. This election, held under the auspices of the marines, was accomplished without violence and seemed to be satisfactory to th…
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of the profits realized from the sale of Haytian products has been returned to create productive enterprises. As a result, the republic, practically bank? rupt and owing over $20,000,000 in foreign am…
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Uuatemala has September 15 as its Independence day as have Honduras. Nicaragua and Salvador. Paraguay takes two days to celebrate its inde pendence. May 14 and 15. It also ob serves November 25 as Ado…
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'ho Russian Soviet Government all this property was confiscated and placed umler Government control and opera tion without compensation to the owner*. Accords With V. H. Policy* "There are concerned i…
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f'ohen of Bridgeport entered debls of 17.211 and assets of 11109 on a bank ruptcy petition today. TP.XAS CO. RAISES PRICK Shreveport, t, Dec. 2S.-En"ective today an advance of li cent on many grades o…
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term, until 1915, every president, ex cept one, had baen overthrown by revolution, some escaping to nearby islands, others being assassinated. As the result of these successive revolutions the republi…
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lieved the petitioner of a bad wife. This is an absurd claim for damages. A man who brings a divorce for the purpose of getting happily married to an other woman has no claim, as he suffered no damage…
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given more in sequence by Rev. Father Raymond A. McGowan, •’ho has recently returned from that coun try, and whose facts are discussed by M. Thoby. Father McGowan thus summarizes the history: "1. Free…
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He was the first representative from Pocahontas County to sit in a West Virginia legislature. Samuel A. McCarty was a son. He was a Union soldier. He lives in Vermont but i9 visiting in this coun ty a…
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cover. Seven were killed and left dead on.the held from the group at the edge of the cover of trees and the two who had advanced were killed by him with the short guns or pistols. In a tew seconds aft…
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great majority of the inhabitants j were either negroes or mulattoes and 800 of these mulattoes enlisted under Count d’Estaing and were with the French allies who fought for Ameri can liberty at Savan…
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held bv representatives, including the prime ministers of all the dominions j ami representatives of India Ho epochal Is tins development that lit ttljS, tor the hist tune in hlslorv when a tieaiv was…
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opened the discussion, saying, “The American League has commenced colonial work and sent comrades to Mexico, distributed leaflets among the troops sent to Nicaragua and China, etc. Work in the Philipp…
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Rioting Began Wednesday When Striking Customs Em ployes Marched Thru Streets (Continued Krom Page 1) Cayej buarded the Colombian liner Martinique this morning and nailed for Port Au Prince via Jeremie…
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Jaemel that the peasants might at tempt n march on the city. j The region of Port Au Prince and the remainder of the country was; reported to he quiet. In Port Au I Prince, David Johnson, in charge of…
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Wanted for murder in Chicago, Philadelphia and Newark, and for eight robberies involving mote than $240,000 loot, the “Kid," whose real name is Frank McBrine, was trapped while in the company of Peggy…
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ing sent to Nicaragua, but after they were there not only ceased to “pro test,” but has supported their mas sacres on the Nicaraguan workers and peasants. Os a like type are the hypocritical “oppositi…
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and violence to prevent it. revolt and a group of peasants was marching on the city. A marine patrol of twenty, with an undis closed force of the so-called “nation al guard,” every officer of which ab…
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comments: “The Coolidge-Kellogg ad ministration showed little zeal in wind ing up the various American military ‘receiverships’ in Latin America. Our Marines have been 12 years in Haiti and far too lo…
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cation for every form of extortion. It could be changed only by revolution, and by revolution it was changed. Uprising in 1915 Recalled. In 1911 the wheel of revolution be gan to spin with increased v…
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Let us now examine it in the light of the President’s present endeavors. t that President Sam ordered this, but there is little doubt that he was re sponsible for it. At. any rate. 167 of the most pro…
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President’s “Oppression” Partly Responsible for Revolt By the Associated Press. PORT AU PRINCE. December 14 Andre Chevalier, former postmaster geneial. yesterday told an Associated Press correspondent…