Nicaragua completes gold backed currency conversion
The 1912 to 1914 monetary reform in Nicaragua culminated on October 21 with the old paper money replaced by a gold backed cordoba. Led by Officials and experts, the plan stabilized after turbulent decades, restoring parity to the American dollar value and boosting business, commerce and industry nationwide.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Nicaracan
Zelaya
Madrid
Altho
Nicaracoe
Ciret
Iret
Malilion
Iin
Maviria
Rai
Charles A. Conant
New York
I Harrison
London
India
America
England
State Department
Invita
Hongi
Nicaraguea
Koot
Europe
Cordoba
Paragsin
Aleyint
Turin Nicaraeus
Toevod
Prankfurt Zeitung Reports Peace Terms Amid Balkan Talks
The Prankfurt Zeitung notes Yhonteveera seeks a separate peace arranged through Balkan leaders. Serbian and Dutch delegates are discussed alongside Amsterdam talks. Wary traders in London and Amsterdam monitor shifts as winter weather and ads appear.
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London
Bet
Zeitune
Yhonteveera
Helland
Mexico eyes vast extension of its railways
Rafael B. Musquiz, Mexican consular inspector, reports the de facto Mexican government is planning several thousand miles of new rail lines. Northern routes would connect Nuevo Laredo to Piedras Negras and on to Matamoros, forming an all rail link between Matamoros and Piedras Negras opposite Eagle Pass Texas. The plan includes a 450 mile link from Monclova to Matamoros via Coahuila and Sierra Molla, with ties to coal and mineral districts and a Moyahada connection to the Torreon region. Construction aims to provide employment and unlock development across sparse transport zones.
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Ban Antonio
Tex
Rafael B. Musquiz
Mexico
Murquiz
Nuevo Laredo
Piedras Negras
Rio Grande
National Railways of Mexico
Matamoros
Eagle Pass
Maoaclova
Coahuila
Monelova
Cuntroenegas
Coneral Carran. Vas
Sierra Molla
Miegule
Bierrea Mojada
Keelow
Chibushus
Torreon-Medime Negras
National Railways
Allwide
Las Varese
Tet Alo
Valbes
le Ultwady
Erhmedt
Revival Planned for 450 Mile Tehuantepec Connection
Grading has been finished on Taufee end and a revived linking line from 4 to Campeche would join with the United Railways of Yucatan. The 450 mile route aims to connect regional lines under Carranza control with rapid progress in rehabilitation. The U S orders for 100 new passenger coaches indicate expanding equipment.
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Taufee
National Tehuantepec
Campeche
United Railways
Yucatan
Musquig
Carranza
United States
Fourteen Mexican Women Executed as Spies in Casas Grandes
Reports from the Curacao consulate say fourteen Mexican women were executed Sunday December 6 at Casas Grandes by Villa authorities for alleged acts aiding the government. Accused letters to Villa officers in the Casas Grandes valley were found, and the women were said to have been shot after standing against an adobe wall.
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Gan Antonio
Tex
Casas
Villa
Carrisons
Canas Grandes Valley
Acute Articular Rheumatism Overview and Notes
The text discusses acute articular rheumatism in general terms, mentioning causes and symptoms as well as references to various terms and possible conditions. It appears as garbled OCR with scattered phrases and lacks a coherent narrative or clear individuals, dates, or organizations.
Gold Discovery in California Early History
Washington, D. C. December 8 The geological survey recalls the pivotal 1848 discovery at John Sutter's mill near Coloma and traces the major 1850 63 outputs led by gravels. It notes wide miner earnings from 1848 lines and describes tools from pan to hydraulic giant and the later clash between mining refuse and farming interests.
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Washington, D. C
California
John Sutter
South Fork
American River
Coloma
Auburn
Geological Survey
Gacer
Yuba
Feather
Stanislaus
High Sierra
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