02 Dec 1894
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Newspaper
The Two Republics
Location
Mexico City, Mexico, Mexico
Date
Dec 02, 1894
Page
1
News items from Waco Montgomery Shanghai and Shanghai summarize anti trust extradition threats civil unrest in Georgia and political moves in Alabama along with dramatic battlefield reports from Port Arthur detailing Japanese assaults sieges and atrocities as foreign fleets prepare for broader engagement through December.
From Rowe to Rome reports describe Sicilian districts rebuilding temporary barracks for Lomelese public and officials operating from sheds after recent quakes. Tax payments are suspended in Aggio and Catanzgra as Papal budget debate notes a rise then cut in expenditures.
Reports from Shanghai and London describe successive Chinese army and fleet losses blamed on German advisers to Li Hung Chang. Repairs begin on the warship Chenyuan after grounding at Wel Hal Wel. A Chefoo dispatch notes near agreement on terms between Ching and Japan with US mediation. Foreign women return to Pekin amid security. British warships move to deter rivals near the Yangtze estuary as Li Hung Chang considered to lead an army he built for his own ends.
The piece reports a Barlogz settlement plan forming a trust to absorb assets, with a list opening today and remaining open through Monday. It also notes quiet stock markets in London and New York, with Americans steady yet neglected and mining shares booming.
Reports from Varzio indicate Princess Bismarck’s removal to Gchoénbauaea not yet fixed as she is in no condition to travel. In Berlin officials note condolence messages pour in for Prince von Ol_switzkas. The German Federal Council approves the government anti socialist bill as the world awaits further developments.
The Thanksgiving Charity Ball at the American Hospital in Mexico City drew over 250 attendees and raised more than $2,000. Diplomatic guests included Hon. Isaac P. Gray and Mr. Lionel Carden. Decorations featured Star-spangled banners and flags from Mexico and Germany. Food, dancing from 10 PM to 4 AM, and elegant attire highlighted a night praised for organization and generosity.
Spot cotton quotes across grades for New Orleans today with middling and good middling, Mexican dollars and silver prices in London, and New York discount and exchange rates. Regional notes include El Paso Mexican dollar values and Paris shares of the Mexican National Bank with London exchange figures.
In the Chamber Habert questions government over impunity for blackmailing influential figures tied to press subsidies. Premier Dupry vows firm repression as light is shed on subsidies linked to blackmailers. France and Japan theme recurs with European intervention in China and a possible partition discussed by Lisclaire.
Rome reporter says the Pope has appointed a theological commission to study the validity of Anglican ordinations under Roman doctrine. He invites Cardinal Vaughan to Rome to discuss Anglican roman union and a Specific Scheme for Eastern churches. The Pope also plans an encyclical on the English church question.
Via Galveston dispatch reports Cardinal Seferino Gonzalez y Diaz Tanon died in Seville aged 63. In Madrid a chamber dispute arose as S-Dor Salmeron and Sefior Abarzuzi clashed. Salmeron issued a challenge to Abarzuzi after being insulted by Salmeron’s language.
The Daily News in Odessa notes grief over the Czarewicz death has strained the monarch’s son and that Russia may push elementary education nationwide. In St. Petersburg, officials deny the Grand Duke George Czarewicz died last Sunday.
Governor J H Preciado of Morelos suffered a cerebral attack yesterday while hunting with his sons near Cuernavaca. Mrs Preciado arranged a special train on the M C P Railway to transport Dr Fernando Lopez. The telegram arrived at 4 49 p m and the train left Buenavista at ten to six for Fierro del Toro where a coach was ready to take the doctors to Cuernavaca arriving last night about 10 o'clock.
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