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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1908

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Haiti's Hundred Year Old Ruler a Bloodthirsty Tyrant

On a sunlit morning in Port au Prince, a visiting reporter describes President Nord Alexis as a brutal, aging ruler who sustains a fearful regime in Haiti. The piece details the palace grounds, gaudy military dress, sentinel routines, portraits of Dessalines, and Alexis’s iron hand over government, with notes on his health, personality, and control over appointments and resources.

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White Fear in Haiti Sparks International Alarm

Port au Prince reports indicate President Nord Alexis warned against foreign interference after the British cruiser Indefatigable arrived. Refugees from Germany and France fled to legations but were later allowed to exile. amid hysteria, diplomats differed, with the US avoiding a demand for warships while others pressed their governments.

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Still Greater Reductions at Berberichs Rebuilding Sale

Berberichs announces further price cuts at their rebuilding sale at 1122 Seventh Street. Workmen tear out and rebuild to create the largest and best appointed shoe house south of New York City. Prices on this season’s desirable styles are slashed to clear stock quickly even if you do not need new footwear.

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