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Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library & Museum

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MESSACE RECEIVED ON THE MORNING OF OCTOBER
29, 1914, BY MR.. R. L. FARNHAM, FROM HIS
AGENT IN HAITI, AND TELEPHONED TO THE
DIVISION OF LATIN AMERICAN AFFAIRS OF THE
DEPARTMENT OF STATE BY MR. FARNHAM FROM
NEW YORK CITY AT 11.30 A. M., OCTOBER 29, 1914.

President Zamor has embarked on a Dutch
boat. This means that he has left the country.
Charles Zamor, the Minister of the Interior,
arrived at Port an Prince and was met with a
fusilade of shots. He found resistance useless
and he and his Cabinet are now refugees in the
Consulate. Committee of Safety trying to
preserve order. No warship there.

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MESSACE RECEIVED ON THE MORNING OF OCTOBER
29, 1914, BY MR.. R. L. FARNHAM, FROM HIS
AGENT IN HAITI, AND TELEPHONED TO THE
DIVISION OF LATIN AMERICAN AFFAIRS OF THE
DEPARTMENT OF STATE BY MR. FARNHAM FROM
NEW YORK CITY AT 11.30 A. M., OCTOBER 29, 1914.

President Zamor has embarked on a Dutch
boat. This means that he has left the country.
Charles Zamor, the Minister of the Interior,
arrived at Port an Prince and was met with a
fusilade of shots. He found resistance useless
and he and his Cabinet are now refugees in the
Consulate. Committee of Safety trying to
preserve order. No warship there.

155604

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