Haiti Revolt Sparks U S Marines Take Port au Prince
American naval forces seized the port office national palace and gunboat Pacifique at Port au Prince. One Haitian was killed as soldiers opened fire after rebels refused to obey an order not to enter the city. Battleship Connecticut arrived to reinforce control with Colonel Cole in charge and civil affairs by Captain Head.
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Port Au Prince
Hiald
National Palace
Pacifique
United States
Connecticut
Cole
Captain Head
Gonalves
Haiti
Caperton
Osceola
Rosalvo Bobo
Guillaume
National Assembly
Gealves
Nord Alexis
Eveche
Committee of Safety
Waller
Marines
Philadelphia
L. W. T. Waller
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Cressur
Tennessee
Washingto
French Recall Gouraud Shifts Dardanelles Command
Paris reports the French war office announces a change in leadership at the Dardanelles with General H. J. E. Gouraud being replaced by General Sarrail, who is named commander in chief of the Army of the Orient.
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Dardanellles
Paris
French War Office
H. J. E. Gouraud
Dardanelles
Sarrall
Army of the Orient
Masked Mob Lynches Negro In Oklahoma and Florida
Shawnee Oklahoma August 7 Ed Berry a negro charged with two criminal attacks and suspected in ten more was hanged at a telegraph pole after confessing to each crime. The victims were white women. Trilby Florida August 7 a mob at Dade City overpowered the jailer and lynched Will Leach a negro charged with attacking a white girl.
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Shawnee
Okla
Ed Berry
Offigers
Berry
Florida
Trilby
Fla
Dade City
Will Leach
Gen B F Tracy Dead Navy Secretary Dies in New York
General Benjamin F. Tracy, secretary of the navy under President Harrison, died in New York at age 84 after nine days of unconsciousness following a paralytic illness. He had previously recovered from a paralysis shock two years earlier and returned to his law practice.
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Harrison
New York
Benjamin F. Tracy
Tracy
Germans menace Warsaw as they near Kovno and Riga falls
London dispatches report rapid German advance in the east with Warsaw and Ivangorod fallen or fallen soon, a likely prologue to a semi autonomous Polish state. Russian forces retreat toward Russia proper, burning bridges and delaying the invaders while a German governor is lined up to administer occupied Poland.
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Lodz
Koenigsberr
Pittsburgh
Poland
London
Kovno
Warsaw
Petrograd
Russia
Ivangorod
Riga
Galleia
Russian Armas
Nicholas
Vistula
Bri
Brest-Litovsk
von Beulow
von Machensen
Berlin
Vienna
Napoleon
War Office
Gaftieon
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