Bankers urge President Cleveland to veto seignorage bill
A letter signed by over fifty of the city’s leading bankers urges President Cleveland not to sign the seignorage bill, warning it will ruin banking and harm financial trust. Philadelphia’s Board of Trade executive council likewise adopts a memorial requesting a veto.
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Bowron
el Paso
Cleveland
Philadelphia
el Pae
Executive Council
The
Board of Trade
Italian Immigrant Protection and Vatican Moves
Tur reports Louie Kossuth is dying and Blake urges Italian immigrant protection in the U S. King Humbrt commends Virchow Pasteur and Koch, the Pope readies a Vatican consistory in April and subscribes 375 lire to defend the Monsiteur de Rome editor fined 1500 lire for criticizing Quirinal policy.
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Tur
Galveston
Louie Kossuth
Rome
Reign Affairs
Blake
United States
Virchow
Pasteur
Koch
Humbrt
Sach
Vatican
Monsiteur de Rome
Quirinal
Uruguayan Deadlock and Naval Movements
Montevideo March 21 reports continuing presidential deadlock as the official party blocks coalition options despite lacking a majority. Brazilian gunboats Tiraden cea and Santos departed with sealed orders while Bahia remains at port. The United States warship Benologyton sailed toward Chile.
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Montegiono
Galventon
Oficial
Brazil Revolt Still Pressing Toward Rio Grande
JeLa Fuenes reports from Desterro that Peixoto’s defeat of Saldanha da Gama delays but does not end the revolution. Lorena government forces control Parana and Santa Catarina with ships and troops from Rio Grande do Sul, while Cantilho surrenders Rio Grande. revolutionaries gain momentum with aid from foreign arms and growing public support.
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Jela Fuenes
Galvestun
Manuel Quezada
Exald de Camp
Balmaceia
Desterro
Mello
Peixoto
Rio Janeiro
Poe
Saldanha da Gama
Brazil
Lorena
Parapa
Santa Catarina
Rio Grands Do Sul
iZelin
Aguidavan
Stepubnes
Irla
Matacro
Urano
Hapersugs
Thapewi
Cantilho
Rio Grande
Baran
Santa Catharina
Rio Grande Do
Iax
Sao Paulo
da Gama
Bay of Rio Janeiro
Peixuto
Saldaha da Gama
Republicana
Biello
Saldanha da Gama defeated amid revolution doubts
News from Rio Janeiro reports Saldanha da Gama wounded and defeated as garrisons abandoned and ships spiked. Diplomacy with Portugal unsettled and international tensions feared. Pernambuco elects congress. Beixoto imprisons Juce Mariano. revolutions gain agents in Europe and South America. Admiral Mello captures an armed vessel off Parana and arms shipments are seized.
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Saldanha da ‘Gama
Saldacha
Bagten
Rio Janeiro
Janeino
Vis
Galveston
San Francisco
Nica- Tagua
Admiral Bentiam
Fla
Knogland
Bluefelds
Portugal
Pernambuco
Marc
National Congress
Juce Mariano
Beixoto
Fort Brun
TERRO
Gonv
Lorena
Europa Anibval
Mello
Paranagua
Busaco Aires
Pelgoto
Sxatos
Augusto de Carvalho
Toulon
Pardue
Portugal. - Inspan March 21 ships voyage mystery
Officials from the foreign and marine departments claim no knowledge of the Portuguese men of war that left Rio de Janeiro bound for unknown destinations. The vessel sailed with Vasco da Gama and seventy five officers aboard, according to dispatches via Galveston.
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Inspan
Galveston
Foreign and Marine Departments
Rio
Gama
Belgium Premier Beerudert Resigns After Bill Rejection
In the Chamber of Deputies premier Beerudert formally announced the resignation of the cabinet after the Deputies rejected the proportional representation bill. He said the rejected measure would not be resubmitted and elections would not be deferred. Ministers remain in office until the King returns from Switzerland tomorrow.
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Brusseas
Vis . Galveston
Chamber of Deputies
Beerudert
Aaid
Iil
Swizerland
Franck Paris March 21 indicates colonial secretary plan
Paris dispatch notes appointment of a senator to the new colonial secretary’s office and a ministerial crisis triggered by the prime minister’s plan. The report mentions the Prince of Wales yacht Brittattar winning the pace cup offered by President Carnot.
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Paris
Galveston
Buleyeer
Senate
Prince ‘of Wales
Britt Cattar
Carnot
Kossuth dies provoking Budapest mourning crisis
March reports from Pesth note Louis Kossuth's death with state funeral plans. Parliament observes mourning as wreaths and black drapery spread through Chambers Deputies and public buildings. The independent party issues a manifesto praising Kossuth's services while theatres close and papers print in black borders. The body will be embalmed and reburial arrangements discussed.
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Vimsya
Mareh 2
Galvesten
Louis Hossuth
Pusrir
Galveston
Kossuth
Pesth
Independent Party
Keath
Padriot
Tunin
Genoa
Perth
Ridgely Lodge To Move Meetings To Masonic Hall
Ridgely Lodge No 1 informs members meetings will be held at Masonic Hall every Tuesday at 8 oclock. Visiting brothers are invited to attend. Secretary J Edward Campbell signifies the change.
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Membaora
Ridgely Lodge
Masonic Wall
Mdward Camphell
Cretary
Sonora Enterprise Irrigation Scheme and Coal Deposits
Don Carlos Conant, a Sonora state resident, explains in San Diego the Sonora and Silvaloa Irrigating Company plan. The project aims to canalize 300 000 acres along the Yaqui river to the Sierra Madre foothills with 12 months to completion, led by Col. Nettleton. The venture, backed by prominent U.S. capitalists, envisions extensive mining prospects near Guaymas and Las Garzas with future railroad and trade links to Mexico and San Diego.
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Don Carlos Conant
Snora
Mexico
Froos
Rim
San Diego
Conant
Imade
Sonora
Conant Ia
Pélat Y
Yuma
Ita Snel
Silvaloa
Williamstreet
New-York
United States
Nettleton
Gresley Cabal
Colorado
Spain
Italy
New York
Alua
Yaqui
Alxty
Col. Nettleton
Los Angeles
Gulf of California
Sierra Madres
Unf
Gusymas
Tarantara
Lasars Rancas
California
O't
Kansas City
Trade and travel notes from Sonora to San Francisco
A verbose account describes merchants in Sonora and San Diego interests, a Yaqui railway project, and postmaster shifts. It mentions Mr. Conant, Pedro Morea Romero, and Major Samuel Killebrew, with remarks on Morelia's wealth from mining and agriculture, and regional trade routes toward the Pacific coast.
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Louis
Sonora
San
San Diego
Diegg
Sandin
Sap
Diego Union
Pedro
Moreéa
Romero
CO. Porfirio
Diaz
Baltillo
Romero Jis
Malls
Mobberdy
Sis
George
Titus
Ha¢le Pass
Oklahoma
Omaha
Maj. Samuel
Killebrew
Ely Fk
Gineer
Jiper & T
Mexico
Lorella
Golid Silvar Ddara
Ponder
Morelia
Rica
Ona Cenh
Puy
Osher
Anit
Financial market quotes across FX and commodities
March 21 reports from New Orleans London and New York show spot cotton prices with varying quotations and Mexican dollars trading around 27 percent bar margin. Gold and silver prices listed with per ounce figures and copper and lead futures cited. Exchange rates and bank discounts feature, with Mexican dollar figures in several markets and notes of discount in London.
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London
Lionpoon
Mexican National Bank
Éiaa
New York
London Exchange
Sire Eat
Soares
Strangs
Pyance Discount
Letter on lead ore duties and McKinley bill impact
A letter by William Mathews of Texas discusses the lead ore duties under the Wilson bill, the effects of the McKinley tariff on lead smelters and miners, and advocates a revision to protect producers and smelters. It cites U S. Treasury rulings, ore shipment practices, and expected legislative outcomes, urging action before Congress.
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Mathews
Ibhié Welling
Man Woo
Senate
Ange
Antiea
Congress
Mexico
Mexica
Ten Ora
New York
McKinley
Haraz
Treasury Department
Lagé
McKintsy
Senate Committee
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