Debated Mexican bond bill sparks critical exchange
In the Chamber of Deputies a December debate over a government bond bill drew Deputy Cabrera and Lozano to clash over Mexico credit and the plan to issue bonds described as a gamble for investors. Other speakers pressed for rate clarity and faster redemption timelines amid concerns the measure risks perpetual debt.
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Mexico
Chamber
Mexican Herald
Lula Cabrers
Administraton
Madero
Méxica
Jase
Chamber of Deputies
Cabrera
Lozano $S
Publishea
Faljon
Chamber ‘Sf Deputies
Luis Cabrera
Progressive Party
Disersaton Az
Lima Y Farra
Wberry
Lozano
Molteno
Datu
Molieno
Nie
Honda
Grandgang
Denny Canallza
Braniff
Limantour
Porfirista
Ernesto Madero
Labtera
Bac
Rector Unfrocked Amid Bishop Aluchander Statement
A Philadelphia church figure, ex rector Alfred G, once linked to St. Mark's Episcopal Center, resigns amid charges. The Bishop of Philadelphia issues a formal denial and confirms the removal while notes bond redemption limits tied to foreign bankers.
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Aluchander
Philadelphia
Alfred G
St. Mark's Episcopal
Meeting of Precinct 49 Citizens Aimed at Street Improvements
Mrs A A Heese chairs a Friday evening meeting of Precinct 49 citizens at McKew Avenue Methodist Church. Speakers include Dr WA Wing De William Brumby and Dr Q Bee city bacteriologist. The focus is civic improvement and street work from the Southern Pacific track to Dunning Street.
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A. A. Heese
Board of Health
McKew, Avenue Methodist Church
Clude
WA. Wing
de William Brumby
Q. Bee
Etraeta
Southern Pacific
Presa Street
Dunning Street
Aged Confederate Couple Seek City Aid After Fire Injury
An elderly Parker couple, once involved with the West End Lake pavilion, are left homeless after fire injuries and financial ruin. Mr Parker, crippled by a 1906 fire wagon accident on Garden Street, and Mrs Parker, a former hospital nurse, plead for city aid and state care for Confederate veterans. They survived on neighbors while selling possessions but face eviction next week without permanent assistance.
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Garden Street
W. J. Parker
Trey
Confederacy
Neag
West Bod
San Antonio
Dids Parker
West End Lake Pavilion
Jansen
Parker
Garden Street Bridge
Afr
Louisiana
Columbus
Va. Parker
Hie
Mr. Parker
Beauregard
South Carolina
Wheat
Watt Sumter
Bull’ Row
Sale of International Fair Association Property Proposed
The International Fair Association property will be sold to the highest bidder at 10 oclock Tuesday morning at the Central Trust Company after receivership. The Traction Company likely will bid to protect its second mortgage, with plans to buy the property if needed to cover debts. No other bids expected and the sale aims to liquidate first and second mortgages and related obligations. Attorney General and prison reform discussions accompany the notice.
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Ie Tnternational Fair Association
Central Trust Company
Wich
San Antonio ‘Rraction Company
Jebry
the Fair Association
Sam Berliner
Traclian Company
Incleai
Traction Company
Sid
W. B. Tuttle
South
Sale of Fair Association property eyed by bidders
A long past financial saga surrounds the Fair Association, with rumors that burlnogs men plan a bid at the receiver’s sale. Secretary M Vance estimates the property value around 60,000 dollars, noting past improvements and debts totaling around 40,000 in 1911, and a narrow financial path since 1898 with fluctuating receipts and a 1917 disparity of 6.50 dollars.
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Bone
Shane F M'Vance
Far Association
Barr Association
Vance
Monty
Fair Association
Wagit
Sam Berliner
Andimma
San Antonio
Vair Association
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