Tariff Bill Passes Shaping Wall Street and Trade
New York reports a lively stock opening driven by tariff passage. Foreign demand boosts sugar and distillates trades amid wide price swings. Washington notes future supplemental tariffs likely with amendments, including income tax repeal proposals. The revised bill expands free lists for wool and hides while adjusting sugar duties and retention of certain McKinley-era protections.
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el Paso
Operstora
Stock Exchange
Iimrit
Sterling Exchange
Wasrington
el Pa
Finance Committee
Hill
Washington
Galveston.j
Furce
Nicaragua Debt and Troop Return Reported in Managua
Five hundred soldiers returning from Greytown arrived in Managua on August 15. Madriz confirms the reincorporation of the Marqitia as a settled fact and Zilaya notes Nicaragua’s debt at 3,500,600 dollars. Greyepucn declines are slowing, with an expected upcoming rise.
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Managua
Vin Galvetton
Greytown
Madriz Saya
Marquitia Jn
Zilaya
Nicaragua
Global Markets Show Mixed Trade On August Day
British and American stock markets trend higher with professional activity dominant. Amid mixed signals a tax bill and eight hour miners bill affect shares. South American securities rise as public buying grows, while London notes a House vote on miner eight hour legislation.
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Lonpos
Galveston
Orm
Publc
London
House of
Cholera Deaths Reported in Dutch Towns
Amsterdam August 15 One death by cholera is reported from Alkmaar Leyden Zoandam Velwn sod Schalkwyk as the bill was drawn by its promoters.
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Commons
Amsterdam
Alvestor
Alkmaar
Leyden
Zoandam
Velwn Sod Schalkwyk
Ill President Borda Plagued by Threat Letter in Uruguay
April 15 report from Moxteyingo notes President Borda remains ill. An anonymous letter threatens assassination and names a Colorado party minister of foreign affairs as the target, prompting concern over security and political stability.
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Moxteyingo
Dalveeton
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Borda
Dzato Udlass
Colorado Party
Wealthiest Buenos Aires resident Edward Casey missing
Aug 15 report from Buenos Aires via Galveston states Edward Casey ex-banker reputed Irish stockbreeder and wealthiest man in the province has disappeared. He is said to be involved in criminal proceedings tied to credit transactions of the provincial bank of Buenos Aires, now bankrupt. Gold 364.
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Buenos Aires
Galveston
Edward Casey
Montiros Defeats Peru Government Troops at Junin
Private advices from Valparaiso report Montiros defeating government forces at Junin. government troops withdraw from the town. In Liga and Via Galveston updates, more trains with wounded arrived from Oroya. artillery is moved north to retake Trevilles and cavalry to the center. The Finance Minister suspends payment of drafts against customs houses already discounted or in circulation.
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Valparaiso
Galveston
Montiros
Peru
Junin
Liga
Oroya
Trevilles
Japan Victorious in August Afloat Clash
A Yokohama despatch reports Japanese forces defeated Chinese flotilla on August 11. A Times dispatch from Tientsin says warships attempting to cross the Taku bar without notice will be fired upon by Sha forts, regardless of flag.
Moves of The Two Republics Offices in Mexico City
The offices of The Two Republics have been moved to No 4 New No 20 First Independencia street in City of Mexico Communications and exchanges should be addressed to the new address.
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Republics
First Independencia
City of Mexico
Central America union treaty signed at Managua
Panama Aug 15 dispatches report the protocol for uniting Nicaragua Guatemala Salvador and Honduras into a Central American Republic signed at Managua. British ship Mohawk arrives at Port Limon with 100 refugees. 2000 Nicaraguan soldiers reach Bluefields bearing the American flag. Jamaicans desert. The Musquob bor? arrest foreigners suspected of aiding rebellion. The Mobask reclaimed British sub? Guevrowen Aug 15. American steamer Yula carries 690 armed reinforcements to Bluefields.
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Galveston
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Salvador
Tonduras
Central America
Managua
Port Limon
Clarence
Bluefields
Ladiang
Wla Qalven
Yula
Rioting and church fires rock southern China missions
Reports from Hang Yang and Sheklang near Canton describe incendiary attacks destroying a Victoria Chang Sie Tung project and the American Presbyterian church. Riots, propaganda posters, and mob violence surfaced June 19 to 21, with missionaries escaping to safety as troops dispersed the rioters.
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City of Pekin
Vicsroy Chang Sie Tung
Hang Yang
Soas
American Presbyterian Church
Sheklang
Canton
Tong Quan
Tsang Shing
Psd
Tung Kun City
Church of the Rhenish Mission
Gold In Zacatecas Veins Revealed In Ancient Belt
A Renaissance era report by Riaward Halse reveals a system of gold bearing veins near Zacatecas Mexico. It details veins like La Veta de Dolores El Bote and Australia with 20 stamp mills and patios. Mineralized zones show ore values from 6 to 8 feet widths and assay levels from 1.0 to 1.5 oz per ton.
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Engineering and Mintany Journal of
New York
Sime
Zacatecas
Riaward Halse
A. RS. M
Republic of Mexico
el Bote
Australia
C. H. Rane
Rane
Hl Rote
J le
el Rote
Zicatecas
Duyllah
Henry Dodds
San Pascual
Larga
Dodds
Cuerpo de
Colorado
San Luig de Oro
Jasus del Pueblo
Agbiat
Financial and Commercial News Highlights
New Orleans quotes list spot cotton grades with prices and percentages. London markets show Mexican dollar rates and various loan and bond prices. New York stocks and commodities report discounts, exchange rates, and metal prices. El Paso and Juarez dollar bids noted. Paris shares and London exchange figures included.
Diverse Advertisers Promote Goods In Mexican City Scene
A crowded array of shop notices markets goods from Crockery and Lamps to meats, dairy, clothing, eye gear, and curios. Advertisements tout open-stock dinnerware, beef and pork provisions, tailoring, jewelry, optics, coffee plants, photographs, train tickets, stamps, and a circulating library in a Mexican city district.
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Loeb Hermanos
Alcaiteria
Plateros
Cinco de Mayo
Cosmopulitan
San Juan de Letran
Elmore and
Laon
YY. M.C. AL
Paul Elle
Calle de Las Estaciones
Mexican Central
Iturbide
Money Exchange
Hotel Sturbide
Aronson
Bloch
Bro
Wood
Gante Street
Callon Opticos de King
Paulsen
Congreso Americano
Clothing Club
American Ticket Brokers Association
James H. McLeod and Co
Blackwells
BunklesHill
James HH. McLeod and Co
Coliseo Viejo
Book Exchange
Iturbide Hotel
Anarchists Arrested Plotting Premier Assassination
Police nabbed three anarchists in the suburbs yesterday linked to a planned assassination of Premier Orlapi. A gigantic bomb was found. the group had been selected to throw it at the premier.
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Vin Galvaston
Orlapi
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