10 Dec 1892
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Newspaper
The Two Republics
Location
Mexico City, Mexico, Mexico
Date
Dec 10, 1892
Page
1
Telegraphic news from New York to London details a crowded financial agenda. Senators ratify a Chile treaty to create a claims commission. London bankers discuss India bullion policy and a gold standard while skepticism grows about immediate moves.
A Boupa-Pasrn deputation asks Lajos Kossuth to visit and receive the freedom of Buda Pesth. Kossuth replies he can come and has health enough for a 90 year old. Vienna reports 3600 soldiers added to army peace standard signaling Austrian policy align with Germany.
In Hampana on December 9 a sensation erupted as the fraudulent brokerage firm Carow and Bartels was suspended. Carow is a fugitive from justice while Bartels surrendered yesterday. The firm had obtained funds from banks.
Frauds by agents total 400000 marks with liabilities 759000 marks noted. Von Suppe severely ill. Keiser unveils a warship with deck level sleeping quarters for rapid officer relief. Influenza cases rise per Dr Stoecker. Ribot faces non possumus risk. Panama Canal probe sparks dissolution fears or crisis. Ribot gains confidence in government. Senate reads ministry plan to illuminate canal affair within legal limits. Cardinal designation for Archbishop Walsh rumored. Brin rejects Dreibund ties claim. Sagasta may reverse protectionism via treaties. Argentine frontier arrests of Federalists reported.
Sefiora Albina Ayala filed a complaint at the 2d police station accusing Florencio Diaz of stealing clothing and shoemaker’s tools valued at 142.75 plus four ten peso notes. Diaz, arrested at Bastile quarters, allegedly worked with the prisoner of Belem. Mariano Murillo was struck in the mouth by Gumesindo during a dispute at Le Sucurnal de la Gran Tenoxtitlan in Colonia Morelos, with two teeth missing and a broken nose. Maria Praxedis Galvan, sister of Cirilo, attacked Cirilo with a brick in Piazuela de Santa Cruz Acatian. both were arrested and Cirilo hospitalized. Four beggars were detained on San Francisco street. Miguel Gonzalez fractured three ribs after falling from a cart. A total of 170 arrests were reported Thursday.
A resume of principal US imports for September compares current figures with last year. It notes month to month changes and highlights leading commodity classes and transport modes. The excerpt ends with a local birth notice, stating Mrs Richard Floney gave birth to a son on December 9.
Spot quotations show low to good middling values in New Orleans and London prices for Mexican bonds and banking shares. Metal prices list silver, copper, tin, lead, and pig iron, with dollar rates and exchange figures from New York and Paris markets.
A letter to Lyle Mendelson from a Culiacan merchant notes growing interest among San Diego area traders in establishing a steamship line to west Mexican ports, notably Altata. Mendelson pursues the plan, citing favorable Mexican port charges and promised vessels, with local wholesale support seen as crucial to success.
Following is a record of the banks in this city detailing the business condition at closing hours on November 30. Under charter from the Grand Lodge of Missouri. Meetings occur every first and third Thursday at 8 p m. at Odd Fellows Hall, San Juan de Letran. 5 percent visiting or others invited.
The December issue features a colored frontispiece reproducing a watercolor effect by L Marchett. Noted contributors include Thomas Bailey Aldrich Archibald Forbes George W Cable Frank D Miller H O Boyesen Octave Thanet George A Sibbard Will M Low and Kenyon Cox. Fiction ranges from Ortha Cross to An Assisted Providence with vivid settings and color.
Mr. G. L. Loope, via J. W. Whiteside, receives permission to establish two or more dynamite mills. One must rise in the Vale of Anahuac, another on the Pacific Coast, with Department approval for further sites. Minimum investment $250,000. pricing set at up to $700 per metric ton for dynamite. materials exempt from taxes for ten years. officers deemed Mexicans for legal purposes. $20,000 deposit due to the National Bank within two months as guarantee.
U S and Mexican posts at Hidalgo Hidalgo and Reynosa Tamaulipas will handle ordinary mail seven days a week starting December 1. Deming New Mexico reports R J Kerr of El Paso near completion of a contract supplying Canaigre root for the Tanping Extract Company with over 1,200 tons. over 400 tons delivered, diggings cover six miles radius. Milton Bay relocates to Las Palomas Mexico to run the Mexican brokerage. Deming Mexico Railroad South offices to move there. Ridgely Lodge No 3 I O O B meets next Monday at 8 pm with full attendance and initiation planned.
The article surveys Mexico City newspapers as of 1892, naming titles such as Universal and Tiempo and noting editors and owners. It lists about 22 daily papers and many weeklies including financial, mining, and illustrated journals, with details on language, affiliations, and coverage.
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