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On May 26, 1888, disturbances broke out in Haiti over the presidential elections. The two opposing candidates were exiled on June 6. Haitian politicians applied to the US consulate for asylum five days later. On July 2, military commanders changed. Arson broke out at Port-au-Prince on July 8. The
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On November 24, the French minister and the British consul-general announced they had failed to effect a reconciliation of major parties in the north of Haiti to LĂ©gitime. Insurgents declared on December 14 that the ports were closed from commerce by decree of the Assembly. LĂ©gitime abdicated on
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The medical examiner, S. M. Garlic, performed the autopsies on both Thompson and Saloway. Noting that the knife wounds were located in the same location of the chests of both men, he speculated that Saloway had planned the doctor's murder. Saloway's family did not claim his body for burial.
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As minister resident, Thompson was called upon, and claimed that he had represented 60,000,000 Americans at Santo Domingo for six years. One of his first assignments was to investigate a homicide allegedly committed by Van Blokklen, an American who was imprisoned as a suspect by the Haitian
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Sources vary on the year of Thompson's birth. Several contemporary biographical sources state a birth year of 1860, or that he was in his 57th year at death, and scholarly articles in the 1970s and 1980s also state 1860. However, his birth year is given as 1855 in the
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In 1918, Thompson was treating a patient, Thomas Saloway. For several months, the 30-year old man had been a patient of Thompson in 1918. He lived at 137 Clinton in Bridgeport. Saloway believed to be in poor health, according to friends. It was implied that he was a
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ports sometimes carried passengers with cholera or other infectious diseases such as yellow fever. As the medical community had little understanding of how the diseases were spread, and sanitation was poor in most cities,
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in New York City. In New York, African Americans were becoming allied with the Democratic Party, after long supporting the Republican Party of Abraham Lincoln. At a time when initials were often used for given names,
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On October 6, Thompson began to enter his medical office at 966 Main Street in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Saloway waited for Thompson to approach, drew a knife and stabbed him in the heart. Nick Scorfacio, an
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swept through American sea and river ports in more than one epidemic in this period. The US minister was supposed to ensure that ships departing for the United States had no outstanding health issues.
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Thompson's body was cared for by undertaker Louis E. Richard, on 1476 Main Street. His funeral was held on October 11. Although the local newspaper originally reported that Thompson would be buried in
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followed after the abdication. General Seïde Thélémaque led a march at Port-au-Prince on August 25. A provisional government was established by September 5 with the American officers of the
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It was reported that Thompson spent a contingent expense of $ 333.02 on travel in 1889 and $ 130.46 in 1890. Meanwhile, Thompson's deduct repayments amounted to $ 15.
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and Thompson sent two warships to force its release, which the Americans achieved. Thompson was widely praised for the negotiations. The following day, General
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entered Port-au-Prince six days later to declare power. Thompson and the Spanish consul-general both mediated between the opposing political parties.
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He remained active in politics. In August 1898, Thompson served as a delegate to the fifth convention of the Negro National Democratic League at the
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employee, cleaned Thompson's office before he witnessed the murder. Saloway ran from the scene of the crime. Thompson was rushed to
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for a period in the port of Port-au-Prince before she sailed to New York City. On November 15, 1889, Thompson certified that the
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General Index to the Published Volumes of the Diplomatic Correspondence and Foreign Relations of the United States, 1861 – 1899
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following day, the government asked for United States support by a war vessel. On July 16, discontent about Haitian President
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was declared chief of the executive power of Haiti. The French minister was charged with attempted bribery on the next day.
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Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York, One Hundred and Twelfth Session, Volume XII.--Nos. 76 to 84 Inclusive
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The Executive Documents of the House of Representatives for the Second Session of the Forty-Second Congress, 1892–1893
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Thompson received a Senate confirmation on January 13, 1886, after he had already arrived in
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After returning to the United States, Thompson had a medical practice as a physician in
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resulted in widespread street protests. Salomon abdicated one month and two days later.
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senators were outraged by Cleveland's nomination of an African American to these posts.
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immigrants Edward James and Matilda Frances (White) Thompson. The family moved to
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in 1887. Thompson was also a French scholar and expert in international law.
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from 1885 to 1889, both under political appointments by Democratic president
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and studying medicine further in Europe, Thompson became one of the first
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Gow, Douglas R. (1978). "John E. W. Thompson, Physician and Diplomat".
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government. He had to report on the matter to the Department of State.
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Biographical Annals of the Civil Government of the United States
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nominated Thompson as US Minister Resident to the Republic of
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to Haiti from June 30, 1885, to October 17, 1889, and as U.S.
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John Edward West Thompson was born on December 16, 1860, in
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Ambassadors of the United States to the Dominican Republic
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in Bridgeport. His wife, Mary C. Thompson, survived him.
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reported his name with errors in 1892 and 1898. and "Mr.
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in 1883. Shortly after graduation, he studied throughout
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Thompson issued such a bill of health against Captain
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