Editorial on railroad and silver trade links for Denver region
Editorial urges Denver to back a Denver and El Paso railroad via Las Vegas and White Oaks to access rich western trade, arguing for direct silver exports and regional growth. It notes Mexico trading interest, critiques reliance on eastern lines, and includes a notice from Old Abe Co offering reward for theft of ore specimens, naming J. Y. Hewrer, Win Warson, and HB Fennason.
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Old Abe” Co
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Absurd European News Capsulized Incoherently
A boorish rant mocks European cables claiming English financiers wish to halt New York to Europe gold shipments fearing a panic. It ridicules optimism about Trans-Atlantic finance, notes mock seriousness of Transropony and Browning club parallels, and parodies future timelines for Trevano independence and the World Fairs finances.
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eWwararer
Europe
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Gold Trust
GeorerA fosters new ventures amid turbulent times
GeorerA remains active this year as officials bolster funds while developing paying mines. Saran Bersnaror leads a diverse group including several lions to back her efforts. Tur House committee debates bills on New Mexico and other territories with Utah a likely first focus. Tex talks intensify around Hogg sugar as a notable winter theme. New York bankers’ refusal to aid smaller banks teaches self reliance, while ancient Indian trade shows cash value. At Las Vegas eight fifty a ton, Roswell twenty, White Oaks digging yields. Senator Blackburn skewers unconditional repeal, warning against treating decapitation as cure. Vigilant defeats Valkyrie in the great yacht race, America’s Cup history noted. Rah for our side.
Don Luis Terrasaas Denounces Silver Coinage Policy
Governor Don Luis Terrasaas of Chihuahua objects to the U S silver coinage plan and warns it would shift trade, harm Mexican and Latin American industries, and make the United States the world’s financial center. He argues free coinage would flood Europe with silver and devastate American manufacturers. The piece also notes a mineral testing method and announces New Mexico World’s Fair mineral awards.
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South America
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Old County
American
Sam
Kay
Monroe
Old Lady
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Central America
Department of Mines and Mining
New Mexico
Santa Fe
American Turquoise Co
New York
Loity
Mra
J.C. Carrera
Lun ‘Cruces
BR. C. ‘Troeger
Hillsboro
Janarti
Sierra County
Duty on Lead Tariff Impacts Mexican Ore Trade
A report by ex Consul General Button in The Two Republics details how Tariff changes on silver ore with lead hurt US and Mexican smelters, halted new plants in Texas and El Paso, shifted investment to Mexican smelters, and reduced American ore shipments. It notes some $15,000,000 invested by Americans in Mexico and about $2,000,000 lost annually by smelters' rail traffic, with further references to mining supplies and local ads.
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