President Backs Tariff Bill Contingent on Signature
Telegraphic dispatches from Washington report the president still favors passing the tariff bill but will not sign until Congress adjourns next week. Speaker Crisp notes the bill cannot become law without presidential autograph before adjournment, complicating campaigns. In San Francisco a group including Antonio Ezeta and others was arrested by U S marshals for murder and robbery as a warship neared the three mile limit. The prisoners are jailed in Broadway. Washington says Exeta and associates will be heard by a federal judge once evidence from the Salvadoran government is prepared.
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Congress
Bhava Re
Spaaker Crisp
San Francisco
Vila Galveston
Antonio Ezeta
Leon Bulafios
Jacinto Culocho
Juan Alenfuegos
Firencio Busta Ganza
United States
Bennington
Dr. Calderon
Salvador
Marabals
Broadway
Bank reserves and bullion rise to fresh weekly high
London financial brief notes the Bank of England reserve near 31 million pounds and coin and bullion holdings around 39.6 million pounds, up about 183 thousand for the week. Markets show improved tone, with American stocks leading gains as close nears their best.
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London
Galveston
Americanus
Efforts to win Chilean funds for a Magellan cable
Valparaiso reports efforts to persuade the Chilean government to subsidize an undersea cable from Talcahuaoy and Punta Arenas to the Straits of Magellan. The steamer Ramees broke her shaft and sustained heavy engine damage south of Antofagasta and is towed to port for repairs.
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Galveston
Talcahuaoy
Punta Arenas
Straits of Magellan
Antofagasta
Peruvian Rebels Defeated at Tumbez Reach Ecuador
Ecuadorian dispatch reports the rebels decisively defeated at Tumbez and driven into Ecuador, now at Santa Rita seeking reinforcements and more munitions as they press into the region.
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Galvaston
Tumbez
Ecuador
Santa Rixa
Colombian authorities seize rebel munitions in Cauca region
From Buenaventura on August 24 and Trinidad on August 24 a Galveston dispatch reports Colombian authorities seizing a cargo of rebel munitions and noting a party of revolters has embarked for Colombia via the Orinoco and Madeira rivers with Cariacas authorities advised.
Bomb Thrown at Crasp Barranquilla, Fuse Fails
Report from Barranquilla states a bomb was hurled at Crasp but the fuse failed. The assailant is described as unsuccessful.
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Nuns Exiled From Granada Amid Turmoil
Aug 24 report from Manae ua via Galveston states Ursuline nuns in Granada ordered exiled to Greytown by government decree. Managua nuns were also notified to leave. Vice-President Ortiz arrived, says Hessya ho has no role and resigned ministry of war. Armed bands terrorize farmers. eight thieves captured at Managus earned 200 lastias each by military order. Act deemed unconstitutional but approved.
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Alveston
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Greytown
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War reports from China and Shanghai unrest escalate
Ssoul is reported killed amid conflicting accounts of his death. A Chinese force clashed with Japanese scouts at Chungho on the 17th, five scouts wounded and a lieutenant killed. China warns foreigners near Shanghai arsenals, edict mobilizes 100000 Manchus and Pekinese, funds approved for Lt Hung Chang. London reports the murder of James Wylie by Chinese soldiers in Ne Weh Wang, officials silent. British residents prepare to seek aid. Plog-Yavg clash claims unfounded.
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Chungho
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Kilanquan Arsenal
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Shanghai
Tungebaw
Sanho
Tienbsin
Hung Chang
London
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Jas
Wylie
Ne- Weh-Wang
Plog-Yavg
Nine Russian warships to sail for Pacific from Kronstadt
Dispatch from Berlin dated August 24 reports nine Russian men of war will sail from Kronstadt on Monday for the Pacific. Theベerman telegraph notes via Galveston.
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Galvaston.j
Kropatadt
Pacific
Uruguay Political Shift Hinted in Foreign Affairs
In Montevideo on August 24, reports via Galveston claim the president will defer to Herrera and appoint him as minister of foreign affairs. The unrevealed source suggests a cabinet adjustment to strengthen diplomacy.
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Montevideo
Galveston.j
Herrera
Tie Syn
Rio Grande Rebels Targeted at Argentine Frontier
Rio de Janeiro august 24 government states rebels from Rio Grande were pursued to the Argentine frontier per Galveston dispatch.
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Galveston
Rio Grande
Froontier
Offices of The Two Republics Relocated in Mexico City
The offices have moved to No 4 New No 20 First Independencia street in Mexico City. All communications and exchanges should be directed to the new address.
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Republics
First Independencia
City of Mexico
Argentine Republic Grain Aid and Security in Colonies
Buenos Aires reports Minister Buchanan will tour rural districts to assess grain competition the United States can supply to Argentina. The Yantic sails to Colonia for gap practice before heading to Buenos Aires. Stantate colonists petition to dismiss local authorities as families abandon colonies for safety. Gould, $46.
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Galveston
Buchanan
United States
Argentina
Yantic
Colonia
Buenos Aitres
Stantate
Gould
Rumor of German Victory Anniversary Celebration
Paris dispatch notes La Gaurois claims Germany may mark the anniversary of a victory this year. La Journal Des Debats criticizes plans to link the Mediterranean and Atlantic via a canal through Southern France as prohibitively costly.
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Galvaston
le Gaurois
Germany
Sadao
la Journal Des D Bats
Mediterranean
Atlantic
France
Torpedo Layouts Announced For Yokohama And Nagasaki Harbors
Texic Aug 24. The government reports a number of torpedoes laid to Yokohama and Nagasaki harbors. Foreign ships entering these harbors must be accompanied by Japanese pilot boats.
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Yokohama
Nagasaki
Ex-candidate Docoud Arrival Seen Shaping Election
Asuncion dispatches report that President electors will respond for Eyue quiza though the proximate arrival of ex-candidate Docoud is likely to influence the election. However details are sparse and dates are uncertain.
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Italian Newspara Supports Cleveland Rise in Talks
In Galveston Aug 24 the Italian newspaper approves President Cleveland as mediator in the dispute over the treatment of an Italian subject Osrputl, seeking a bitrate between Italy and Colombia.
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Italy
Colombia
Japanese urged to abandon Chinese dress, many to depart
In China Sianeara on August 24 via Galvas ton, the American Quonent orders Japanese residents to discard Chinese clothing and advises most to return to their homeland. The Japanese Minister at Otori reacts to the guidance amid the tense colonial era tensions.
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Galvaston
Otori
Rat Plague Strikes Queretaro Suburbs
A plague of rats afflicts Queretaro suburbs as residents struggle to control the growing infestation. Officials report rising rodent numbers amid insufficient urban cleanup and limited pest management options.
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Topolobampo Colony Founder Defends Plans and Accuses Speculators
The founder responds to Mr. Streeter's Denver claims and defends Topolobampo's colony rights. He alleges conspiracies by Kansas-Sinaloa Investment figures to seize the colony’s ditch and lands, cites credentials and legal actions, and accuses parties of using the press to sway opinion while detailing contracts and control by The Credit Fonder Company.
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Streeter
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Credit Foweler Company
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Fonder Company
Thia
Toges
Lnd
Associated Press
Credit Fendier
Letter Promotes Water Costs and Topolobampo Critique
A letter from A K Owen outlines plans for water charges across the Fuerte Valley colonists, promising equal treatment and aiming to fund plant upkeep with a 12 percent annual cost ceiling. He criticizes Albert Streeter and the Credit Fencier Company, argues for private ownership over communal schemes, and attacks Owen’s claimed land holdings and governance.
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Serip
Fuerte
A. K. Owen
Kuerte
Topolobampo
Albert K. Owen
Topolobampo Colony
Owen
Bay
A. S. Streeter
World Markets Report From Aug 24 Business notes
The market page lists cotton quotations in the United States with grade prices, Mexican currency rates in London and New York, and metal and bond figures. It records Mexican dollar values, bank loans, and exchange rates across London Paris and New York for August 24th. It notes Bank of England discounts and Mexican financial instruments along with copper pig iron tin and lead prices and notes exchange rates.
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United Mexican Mining Co
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London Exchange
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Minas de Tajo Mines Near Mazatlan Profitable and Modern
Los Angeles Bulletin reports Minas de Tajo in Rosario Sinaloa near Mazatlan has operated since 1536 with 900 workers. A 50 stamp mill, with 10 more to be added, yields 125 tons daily and will grow after expansion. Electric lighting and extensive foundry facilities support efficient work. Bullion currently averages 46.5 percent gold and 65 percent silver with strong potential pending silver demonetization reversal.
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Minas de Tajo
Sinaloa
Mexico
Pacific
Oltea
Mazatlan
Rosario
Republic of Mexico
I. H. Polk
General Electric
Wmiloes
Los Angeles
Hash and rhetoric at a Western restaurant
A man orders hash after glancing at the menu while a waiter speaks. A Western woman notes a shift in dialogue from discussing the world and sin to terms like environment heredity and circumstances.
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