Guilty verdicts for Debs and leaders in railway union case
Federal Judge William Woods finds Eugene V. Debs and other American Railway Union leaders guilty on charges. Debs sentenced to six months in jail, fellow leaders to thirty one months. Separate items report gold reserve decline and varied December business conditions nationwide.
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Ciucaco
D.e
William Woods
Eugene V. Debbs
American Railway Union
Americana Railway Union
Debbs
Washington
Cub-Treasury
New York
Boston
Curtis
Mgr. Curtis
Congress
Dan
Bliss, Fabyan and Co
United States
Carada
Turbulent 19th Century Markets and Armenian Talks
Stock markets were quiet yet dim amid relief in money and giltedged stocks. Ninjog shares surged as Americans hoped for renewed exports of gold. Armenian congress plans in Tiflis face Russian permission. Vienna and Berlin views clash over potential inquiries and press reports on Armenian unrest. London, Paris, Berlin, Vienna dispatches frame a tense European diplomacy.
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Galveston
Lonxpon
Dic 15
Paris
Guangiael
Americtos
Pricas
Lounxpow
Kumilan
Jabulicos
Etchmiadzin
Russia
England
Vienna
Germany
Austria
Stey
Erland
Commission of Inquiry
L Iondon
Bige
Aod
Loxpon
Funeral of Ferdinand de Lesseps Held in Paris Church
The funeral for Ferdinand de Lesseps took place at noon at St. Pierre de Chaillout Church. A crowded service featured abundant floral tributes and the body was interred in a prepared vault there.
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Galveston
Paris
Cound Ferdinand de Lesseps
St. Pierre de Chaillout
Ex-pres Peixoto ill. revolts shift Brazil situation
Rio Jasmino reports ex president Peixoto is gravely ill with ataxia locumotriz and has gone to his country residence. The Brazilian government may allow return of revolution’s participants except its top leader. In Rivera the rebel forces have routed government troops in the south of Rio Grande. Governor Castillo barely escaped capture. Daily petitions pour in from widows and orphans for pensions.
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Rio Jasmino
Peixoto
Gous
Brazil
Leadara
Rivera
Rio Grande
Castillo
Cpan
Porto Alegre
Rio Janeiro
Munes
Santa Catalbna
Poizeto
Tapere
Uruguay
The Man About Town in Mexico City Festivities
Light and airy column noting Christmas posadas in Mexico City customs for newcomers, with hints of social events. It mentions Mrs A Palmer Coombe hosting the Progressive Euchre Club, a held dancing night at Colono 16, and a mixed list of attendees. Also references Y M C A bazar preparations, boat trips on the Viga, and a playful aside about bachelor mutual benefit associations.
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A. Palmer Coombe
Euchre Club
A.A. Fix
Mrac B. Lewis
Robinson
Kentucky
Coloola No. 16
Mir
Julia R. Davis
Garcia
Chas. Hubbard
W. KE. Lewis
Xs. H. Baker
D. BR. Miller
Milller
Flora Miller
P. J. Nolan
W. Nolan
J. F. Deetehofer
M. Mayer
Mayer
Paasche backs sugar export bounty in Reichstag
In Berlin on December 4 Herr Paasche urged an export bounty increase for sugar. The plan was opposed by rightists centrists and national liberals amid Reichstag debate. Secretary Von Marshall later said U S sugar tariffs violated the most favored nation clause harming Germany and should be ended. Emperor William added 100000 marks to Floreolohe’s salary after he gave up Alsace Lorraine governorship, drawing criticism due to the Chancellor’s wealth.
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BeRuin
Reichstag
Paasche
Berlin
von Marshall
United States
Germany
William
Floreolohe
Alsace Lorraine
Italian diplomatic reshuffle and Giolitti papers
Italy announces changes in its diplomatic and consular service with Count Orsini taking charge in Japan and Birot de Marochetti retiring from Russia. Bianchi becomes consul general in San Francisco replacing Riva in New York. Rimali becomes consul in Denver and moves to San Francisco. December reports discuss Giolitti documents amid bribe allegations by seventy deputies, plus private papers of Mme Crispi. Minor Sicily tremors noted this week.
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San Franc
Rose
Giolitti
Fanfulla
Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry
Mme Crispi
Lanca Koimane
Crispi
G.o Itt
Palermito
Sicily
Ireland mayor sparks uproar over prisoners in council
In Conk on December 15, the mayor provoked a council uproar by accusing the government of refusing to release Irish political prisoners. After two debates, the Anti-Samellites withdrew amid jeers and kisses as the motion was adopted 18 votes to still.
Ottawa confirms Mackenzie Rowell to form cabinet
Canada dispatch confirms the Governor General directed Hon Mackenzie Rowell to form a new cabinet. The state funeral for Sir John Thompson is moved to Halifax with Her Majesty's ship Blenheim to transport the body. A state funeral will be held in Halifax after consulting Lady Thompson.
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Ottawa
Mackenzie Rowell
Sir John Thompson
Blenhelm
Halifax
Lady Thompson
Lord Ripon
Francisco Sosa and Mexico’s Literary Elite
A biography review of Francisco Sosa, a Mexican journalist and writer born in Campeche in 1848, detailing his life in Mérida and Mexico City, his literary circle, and major works such as The Biographies of Distinguished Mexicans and The Mexican Episcopate. The piece notes his editorial roles, early legends, and impact on Mexican letters, hinting at continued discussion in the next column.
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Mexico
Coyoacan
Hite
Francisco Sosa
Campeche
Merida
Yucatan
The
Republic
la Revista de
Francisco Pimentel
Ignacio Ramirez
Altambrano
Riva Palacio
la Revista Universal
el Renacimiento
el Domingo
Sosa
Magdalena
Radical
Eco del Quymercio
Bien Publico
Federalista
Siglo XIX
Nacional
Cany le
Wenceslao Alpuede
el Federalista
el Nacional
Sr. Sosa
Biographica
Armenia inquiry to include British French and Russian consuls
In Loxpon Armenia reports say the Porte agrees the British French and Russian consuls at Erzeroum will join the Commission of Inquiry. Sultan rebuffs US inquiry. Constantinople sources allege Armenian prisoners for ransom in Asia Minor districts and even Bitlis family heads jailed. Arrests of Moosh bishop and church council members noted. Mass emigration to Russia reported.
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Loxpon
Porte Hae
Erzeroum
Commission of Inquiry
Armenia
Is Ia
United States
Daily News
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Bitlis
The
Times O Tiflis
Turkey
Moosh
Church Council
Russia
Venezuelan government jails critic over political letter
Caracas reports the government has imprisoned Tumbona Palagio for publishing a letter attacking Guzmao Bianco and criticizing Crespo for allowing Guzmao’s partisans any voice. He is also charged with supplying foreign papers with alarming reports on the political situation.
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Caracas
Tumbona Palagio
Becaue
Guzmao Bianco
Crespo
Guzmao
Japanese advance and peace talks amid Pekin crisis
Dispatches report Japanese cruisers reconnoiter the east coast while forces push toward Pekin and Manchuria. Li Hong Chang remains indispensable at court as peace talks with Japan may proceed. Rumors say the empress and emperor have left Pekin amid the season.
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Galveston
London
Tien Tsis
Kiochow
Sheeg Taoto
Tien Tain
Li Hang Chang
Chan
Tokio
Port Arthur
SHAN@HAI
Pekin
Tiaou Tung
New Cnang
Manchuria
Prince Kung
Li Ang Chang
Japan
Tle
Chilean Interior Minister outlines Congress reform agenda
In Valparaiso by Mexican Cab, December 15, the Interior Minister said Congress will adjourn. The Senate passed a motion to hold daily sessions from Monday, dedicating two days weekly to reform of the conversion law. Reports say Pope’s choice Santiago as seat of South American bishops council in early 1895 with the Archbishop of Santiago presiding as cardinal.
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Valparano
Interior
Congress
Senate
Thanewa
Pops
Santiago
Council of Bishops
Passengers Arrive in Mexico by Central Express
A list of travelers arriving in Mexico on December 1 includes Jesus Zavis Durango and Sra C Ly Fuentes from Mexico. The following day December 15 more passengers depart from various U S and Mexican cities aboard the Aztec Limited, headed for Monterey and other destinations.
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Jimalco
Mexico
Central Express
Jesus Zavis
Durango
Olirio
Alsin S
Sonora
Sra
C Ly Fuentes
Don Emitrod
S Leon
Guatemale
Dox Victor Sanchez Conia
Carus Meany
Franciscy Irla
San Francisco
Martian Diaz
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