Port Arthur stories split on massacres and defense
Reports from New York papers on Port Arthur fall split over massacres by Japanese and the fate of Chinese residents. Other dispatches note Japanese plans on a treaty and U S Treasury gold balances. Catholic church interdicts fraternal orders in Rome’s directive to U S readers.
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Guatemala envoy Leon told to be received by Diaz only
A report that Emilio Leon envoy from Guatemala would be snubbed by President Diaz is denied. Leon asserts he carries no credentials from other nations and that Diaz promised to notify him of reception. Guatemala sought allied credentials from Nicaragua and Honduras but Mexico would receive only Guatemala credentials in the dispute.
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French government weighs Legion of Honor removals in Panama scandal cases
Paris dispatch notes the government ordered the Chancellor of the Legion of Honor to consider cases raised by Socialist deputy Rouaetín regarding removing names tied to the Panama and Obber scandals from the Legion roster. In Pante a late report cites the Dreyfus treason trial continuing in secret with Belpraye and others relying on a single document.
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Italian Chamber committee drops Giulitti documents
Dec. 12 in Rome Italy the committee of the Chamber of Deputies to which the Giulitti documents were submitted decided not to take any further notice of these papers. Dec. 20 Mixon reports the distillers have resolved to ask the government to defer the proposed increase of the alcohol tax.
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Russia News Brief from St Petersburg on Imperial Changes
Dispatch from St Petersburg notes Count Sebouvaluf remain in Gaia amid imperial deliberations. Czar Nicholas plans to appoint General Werder as ambassador to St Petersburg. The Czar delays decisions, may abolish the personal court system, and align Russia with the Gregorian calendar. The coronation entourage to Nijni Novgorod will open a national exhibition.
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Belize unrest prompt British force relief mission
London reports a Belize disturbance linked to wage payments in gold dollars replacing local silver. A detachment of foreign troops was sent from facilities to bolster police and relieve marines from the British gunboat Partridge and sloop Pelican protecting the police amid unrest over currency substitution.
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Concession Granted for Jungfran Mondain Railroad
The council of state has granted the concession to build a railroad up the Jungfran mondain. Capital has been subscribed in America and England.
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Fragmentary Passenger List and Advertisements
The document lists numerous names and places including Jerlin, Arthur Col a, Virginia, Linchburg, Virginia, New Orleans, and Montreal among others. It notes passengers passing here today en route to Mexico aboard the Central Kenrana and Aztec Limited, with arrivals expected tomorrow. Also included are letters advertised at the city post office with a long roster of names to claim, specifying dates and locations.
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New Orleans
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Germany
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Buebla
Teruantepec Railway Future Effect On World Commerce
The article analyzes the planned Mexican National Railroad and harbor improvements at Coatzacoalcos and other ports to create a major interoceanic route. It details river and sea conditions, jetty plans, breakwaters, wharves, dredging needs, and projected costs around 8 million dollars plus harbor and railroad upgrades. It discusses potential global trade impacts, including tea routes via Suez and Pacific rail connections, and projects world commerce growth at roughly 14 to 10 percent per decade. It emphasizes the strategic balance of maritime powers and the need to study multiple routes and timings for transcontinental trade.
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Minister Gray at Home Discusses Mexico's Bright Future
The Hon. Isaac P. Gray, U.S. minister to Mexico, returned home to St Marys Street to visit his ill son Pierre. He praised Mexico’s modernization under Diaz, with American, British and German investment in mining and railways, rapid growth, and a shift to English as the foreign language. He forecast continued prosperity, new railroads, and expanding coffee planting, calling Mexico a future center of wealth.
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Contemporary Periodical Titles Fragment List
A fragmented OCR fragment lists several magazines and journals including Scribner's Young Ladies Journal Review of Reviews Pollowas ucks Library Popular Science Monthly Popular Monthly Century American Chemopolitan FB P Koeck.
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Chemopolitan
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