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Newspaper
The Two Republics
Location
Mexico City, Mexico, Mexico
Date
Aug 09, 1894
Page
1
A visit to the museum of curiosities equals a tour across the land of the Montezumas, inviting visitors to explore diverse artifacts and regional wonders in a single excursion.
A brief notice states goods are packed with care for shipment to any destination worldwide, highlighting reliable international handling and export readiness.
A fragmented note catalogs curiosity stores at 103 EH Paso St San Paso Tex and Main St Ciudad Juarez formerly Paso del Norte Mexico with references to Gov 5th and F Sts San Diego California. The text links multiple street names and places, indicating a chain or directory noting curiosities across border regions.
Aug. 8 Burrapo report says fishermen in a small boat were pursued by the cruiser Dolphin inside Rose Roef. The captain ordered a stop as bullets flew. The boat was searched but no nets found before the Dolphin steamed away. Hefty corn market surge follows drought and wild board activity.
M Luttichan is named as minister of finance Geo Thonlen as minister of war M Bardufleth is listed as minister of public instruction and ecclesiastical affairs in the archival fragment reflecting cabinet roles.
Rio Janzino Aug 8 The president, after agreement with the senate, issues a decree extending the state of siege to August 31. The senate rejects the deputies’ bill to prorogue Congress. General Lelis Castra heads to Chile on a special mission.
Rome reports Via Galvestoni Lucchessi, the anarchist, has confessed to murdering editor Bandi at Leghorn. The confession pinpoints his involvement in the fatal attack, detailing the motive and execution of the crime as verified by authorities. Acknowledgment follows initial suspicions and prompts investigation into related links.
Brank, Lyons Aug 8 via El Paso reports Caesario Geronimo Santo refuses to appeal to the court of cassation. Condemnation papers sent to Paris for signature by President Casimir Perler, fixing execution ten days hence. Paris Aug 8 via Galveston notes Paraguay’s interior minister J Sosy died Sunday night. Lea Matin cites European powers relations with China Japan and a Quares fearing covert moves by Britain. France urged to stay neutral unless others seek advantage, then reserve right to act to secure own gains.
Stock markets in London showed a quiet yet cheerful tone after the holiday with solid investment buying. Silver quotes lower but sentiment remains strong as China and India buy for ahead delivery, signaling potential price strength amid global demand. Government notices in the Official Gazette declare Great Britain’s neutrality in the China Japan war and announce a salary bill for MPs to be introduced next session.
Valparaiso reports Via Galveston that Tru jillo 1 remains in Seminario hands while government troops retreat toward rebels near Junin. Lima garrison shrinks to 1,400. Ecuador buys two torpedo boats and more armaments. Quito Congress拒绝 ratifying 1899 Peru boundary treaty. Seminario leads 40 Ecuadorian volunteers into Northern Peru as cabinet reshuffle looms in Lima.
The offices of The Two Republics have moved to No. 4 First Independencia Street in Mexico City. Communications and exchanges should be addressed to the new location.
Dispatches report a Chinese cruiser seized a Japanese trading bark and towed her to Taku. Pilots are warned against guiding or informing Japanese vessels. The text notes rivers turning, hindering raids toward Pekin, and mentions various maritime rumors and warnings from Japan and Russia.
In Buenos Aires an attempt to settle provincial foreign creditors over $49 million in Gould debt is discussed at the Finance Minister's office. The national government might offer 1 percent annual interest if La Plata dock transfers to the nation, with no firm plan set. Wheat buyers show buying interest amid favorable wareplans and low freights.
Santo Domingo reports a plot to assassinate President Heurreazux was discovered. Dynamiter Cosby has been arrested and his weapon seized.
Nicaragua says President Zelaya instructed Minister Guzman to deny phantom reports about presidential interviews. Costa Rica offers the warship Braulio Carrillo to Nicaragua for the present emergency. No news from the Atlantic coast.
The resignation of M G B S Estrup as president of the council and minister of finance has been accepted. His successor as prime minister is Baron Reeftz Thott, the current minister of foreign affairs. New cabinet members named in the rebuilt administration.
Aug 8 dispatch from Beni and Buruin notes Bismarck seeing little good from international action against anarchists. He states the anarchists are everywhere and should be treated as they are in Varzin. A visitor asks about Varzin and Bismarck jokes about plugs and confinement.
Vienna notes the government has drafted legislation to forcibly locate nomadic Gypsies, about 370 000 in Hungary, by making every commune host Gypsy families. The move aims to settle the population under state oversight.
In Holland and Amsterdam on August 8 two people died of cholera and one death was reported at Dordrecht with no new cases.
A narrator describes a morning in Mexico from his window, observing street life, peons with bouquets, mixed Indian ancestry women, and locals with rebozos. He notes time by street activity, birds, and the sun, while reflecting on pride, danger, and Mexico’s rough justice, yet finds peace in the scene as cavalry passes Independencia.
A writer notes funeral processions in Mexico City use a black street car for the coffin and describes courteous rituals like hat tipping. He reflects on Latin gentility, Anglo-Saxon character, and the romantic edge in daily life while observing grand churches, despoiled sacred spaces, and the changing face of the capital under democracy and conflict with the church.
Financials from New Orleans to Paris list Mexican dollars cents bars silver and metals. Data shows exchange rates, discounts, and share values for banks and loans, with prices for copper tin lead and other metals across major markets.
Teodoro Ramirez was condemned to death for killing Arcadio Tenorio, a 14 year old shepherd, near Sacazontetla in Magdalena forest. The motive involved a theft attempt and a confrontation with the victim, who tried to stop Ramirez who then killed him by flinging stones and burning the body after the assault.
N Ren don y T, esteemed Mexican lawyer, named Judge of First Instance in Chihuahua by Governor Abumada. Last week’s appointment marks major judicial elevation. Don Joaquin Diaz Prieto, former consul for Mexico in Los Angeles, takes over as customs collector at Tla Juana from Don Manuel Gomez Montafio.
A list of arrivals and departures shows passengers passing through Teavna and Mexico on the Central Express and Aztec Limited. Names include Mrs J D Combs Saltillo and Cirillo Mirigo among others. notes of Aug 8 dates and routes via Moneda Street post office reflecting advertised letters and delivery calls.
A fragment lists publications such as Scribner's, Young Ladies Journal, Review of Reviews, Delineator, Puck's Library, Popular Science Monthly, Leakes Popular Monthly, Century, Ta, American, Cosmopolita h, and other periodicals. The item notes these as noted titles in a catalog or notice segment of a newspaper.
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