Span and Cuba discuss budget control amid tariff tensions
Reports from Madrid indicate Spain weighs ceding control of Cuba's revenue budget including tariffs with the United States to Cuba subject to Spanish approval. The State Department remains skeptical that such concessions can aid the United States, while Washington monitors indemnity developments and potential retaliatory moves. Sam R Foster, former Secretary of State, joins Japan and Ormer plenipotentiaries in peace talks, with departure planned soon. The narrative covers broader monetary implications of silver indemnity and potential shifts in gold exports.
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Abydos Sails Off Port With 22 Drowned In Gale
London reports the British steamer Abydos was near Portree when a gale struck. Twenty two people are drowned. Stock Exchange notes mixed activity with caution on investors as year end money conditions ease and futures hold. External movements show modest inflows from Australia and other nations amid trading fluctuations.
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Riots, evacuations and revolts reported abroad
A Vila Galveston dispatch from London reports no Chinese evacuees from Chang amid Ginbe riots. A dispatch to the Standard notes Muslim inhabitants of Tarenan Xacbyar or Eastern Turkestan pushing for rebellion to throw off Chinese rule and seek independence under Russian suzerainty.
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Turkestan
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Russianuzerainty
Dreyfus Case Sparks Violent Paris Press Debates
French depictions of Captain Dreyfus grow harsher as German embassy statements and anti Dreyfusion sentiment fuel editorials. Paris papers call for stripping Dreyfus of rank and public disgrace, while revolutionary papers condemn what they label a Jewish mob campaign and antisemitic rhetoric.
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Armenian Refugees Arrive in Turkey in Severe Plight
Dispatch from Odessa reports Armenian refugees arriving in Mocsh and Busishiyk in wretched condition. Several prominent Armenians have been forced to embrace Islam to save their lives and property and the honor of their families. Constantinople notes a ministers council agreed to reforms in Armenia and Trebizond reports Turkish garrisons in Armenia are being reinforced.
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Nebar Pasha Injured Chased by Bull in Cairo Fall
Nebar Pasha, head of Egypt's council of ministers, was chased by a bull near Chortbrab two days ago. He fell from an embankment, broke his ankles and injured his back severely. Doctors say he must rest in a chair or couch for two months.
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German police ban communist clubs at theatres during heat
BERLIN Dec 28 The police order to prohibit the sittings of communist clubs at theatres to avoid demonstrations tied to anti revolution bills. The measure aims to protect business, but is seen as suppressing dissent. Bertin reports the emperor sent eight thousand marks to assist homeless victims of the Sicily earthquake and the Italian quake aftermath.
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National Congress Opens in Madras Elects President
Calcutta Dec 28 The National Congress opened at Madras today with Alfred Webb M P for West Waterford elected president He compared India and Ireland contrasting destinies and destinies praised the government while criticizing the extravagant military establishment beyond wealth limits.
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Francis Second of Naples Dies at Age 83
Austria dispatch reports Francis Second, last king of Naples and the Two Sicilies, died last evening at age 83. Emperor Francis Joseph arrived his principality and met with leaders of several political parties to discuss the ministerial situation.
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Pay Rowz Report From December 25 Incident Near Palazzo Piomvine
An eleventh hour blast near Palazzo Piomvine injured a petard and impacted the nearby U S embassy. The report notes unclear details and a tense scene as officials assess damage and safety measures.
Mexican Gasie and Arbitration Movements
PaNaMa Dec 23 Julio Ssatos sails for New York to prepare a brief for court of arbitration. He will proceed to Washington. Huasas heads to a Mahunny-Vezquez convention for a settlement of the clair. Claude Mallat British Charge dAffaires and the Spanish Minister have been appointed arbitrators.
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New York
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Marian Ballantyne Sailed From Acapulco During Fever Episode
The Marian Ballantyne faced a perilous voyage after quarantining at Astoria and releasing most of its crew to hospital for Panama fever. Captain Forrest described a grueling journey from Acapulco, where fever struck during ballast, to sea and into a hurricane that nearly sunk the vessel.
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Crew Persuaded To Seek Shelter In Royal Roads
A Portland, Oregon report recalls a seafaring crew pressing to anchor in the Royal Roads as a northwest gale battered their ship. The captain weighed the charted dangers near Vancouver Island and Cape Flattery, opting to ride out the gale until a pilot boat finally picked them up after 12 days of drifting.
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Ireland coast yields seventeen ship hats found after gale
Seventeen hatches such as are used on ocean steamers have been found on the Donegal coast since the gale, according to a report from Vis Galveston.
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Zalivar sails to New York as Gutierrez faces opposition
Zalivar reports a warm reception by President Gutierrez in Salvador Panama but says enemies in power fear his influence on Gutierrez. He chose to return to Europe and await the election outcome as Gutierrez faces abuse of lenient policy by opposing parties.
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New York
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Argentine Republic Notes and Naval Movements in Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires on December 25 Garcia Meron is likely to go to Washington to replace Master Zeballos, with Daniel Garcia possibly accompanying him. Rear Admiral Sulier sails to Europe to oversee the cruiser Buenos Aires project. Provinces near Santa Fe set a sanitary cordon amid citywide alarm. Doctors report cholera morbus deaths, while letters claim recent deaths are cholera morbus exaggerated by fear and poor hygiene.
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Brazil News Delivers Troop Move Amid Unrest in Rio Grande
President Moraes abandons hopes of reconciliation in Rio Grande and will send more troops. He claims revolutions are funded from Europe via Gama who buys arms. A French syndicate of thinkers telegraphs a looming plan. Health reported as good. Argentine minister protests discrimination toward Uruguay meat imports exempt from quarantine.
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Senate Grants Permission To Build Railroad In Mining District
The Senate has granted permission to construct a railroad to the mining district of Con-Ges. A scathing political letter accuses President Montt and warns Parliament is in danger of being trampled. Montt will not permit Congress to proceed, with a date for conversion looming and a payment of 24 pence per government dollar expected.
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Railroad Concession Granted for Jineorz to Hi sisiyo del Parral
A concession is granted to Jessis, Andres Iloreasitas and David Shaw to construct a railroad from Jineorz to Hi sisiyo del Parral with possible branches to Micdalyn del Parral Billezsa Batopiias and Guacacevi. Work must begin within 18 months 20 km first year 40 km next two years and total 160 km in 10 years. Public lands at standard rates in Sloaloa S'pera Chihucahua and Dau rango. Franchises and colonization privileges are granted and 810000 in Public Debt funds allocated.
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Chihucahua
Daurango
World Financial Quotations Across Cities
Spot cotton in New Orleans on December 28 quoted low and middling levels. London reports Mexican currency and bonds with Bank of England discounts. New York lists discounts and commodity prices while El Paso and Paris markets show Mexican bank shares and London exchange rates.
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Disinfection apparatus to open at port of Nogales Sonora
The port of Nogales Sonora reports that by January first baggage and goods disinfection equipment will be in operation. Reports mention a plague incident involving Gusymas and note more than a dozen young, strong tramps or coyotes from across the frontier in Nogales streets begging. Authorities may expel them if they do not abstain or find work.
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Railway earnings show gains in Vera Cruz and Central lines
The Mexican Vera Cruz Railway posted gross receipts of 61568.38 for the five lat weeks, up from 60202.07 a year earlier. The Central Railway earned about 175209.52 in the December quarter, versus 163893.36 in the prior year period.
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Passengers and letters notices from Moneda Street post
Jimalco Dec. 28 passengers listed for Central Express to Mexico City and Parral. Names include N P Simonds N J Simonds M Gomez family of two children M Sida Luis Bool Durango T Platta New Orleans M Santa Maris Chicago. Post office letters for Emilio Bornemenn Ebner Hinshian RL Joseph Jul'o Kendall HT Lor up z Leduc Lafitte Sephenson Simone Stepeen-on Adela hwarts J RN Smillwood Minnie Walter Elvira Wiley Adolphe Anderson M P Carter Theo Colins Geo F Darden Vicente Davis James Mf Jerome M King Lipman J B Mazer Marg Rosntrea WS Whisler.
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American Club Installation Meeting Notice
The members of the American Club are called to assemble at No 1 calle Gante Club House on Tuesday January 1st 1895 at 10 A M for installation. By order of the President, Jwo R Davis, Secretary.
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No. 1
Calle Gante
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