23 Mar 1894
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Newspaper
The Two Republics
Location
Mexico City, Mexico, Mexico
Date
Mar 23, 1894
Page
1
A visitor notes that touring the museum of curiosities is as engaging as traveling across the land of the Montezumas, suggesting broad appeal and surprising variety.
Telegraphic summaries from Washington and New York report Democratic senator Brice predicting Senate passage of tariff measures but House changes, with vigorous lobbying at the White House over seignorage. Texas lawmakers Culberson Sigara Kilgore present. Cleveland signals openness but urges against signing. Reports also note a dynamite incident on an elevated train and market activity. Brazilian elections show mixed results with Moraes uncertain and Peixoto potentially accepting a dictatorship if the army supports it.
London March 22 news reports Gladstone has cataracts in both eyes needing removal. Dr Nettleship believes operation may proceed without harming the celebrated patient. Secretary Morley to introduce Evicted Tenants bill in April in the House of Commons. Gladstone arrived from Brighton in good health.
Rome confirms sanitary tribunals not required to review pre siege acts, prompting likely sentence modifications for many prisoners. Also in Rome Cardinal Rampolla named archpriest of St Peter's as budget talks in the Chamber of Doubles discuss tax measures including a four tenths percent income tax and economies.
Madrid March 22 report Gannon via alvesson says another dynamite blast hit Santander yesterday. Details sparse as telegraph lines and the submarine cable were severed. Authorities escorted by here to forwarded implication about tegona amid heightened excitement.
From Germany March 22 Deputy Yomp proposes a Shata decree to raise domestic telegraph tolls and increase postage on printed matter for newspapers. Berlin reports heavy snow storms across several regions causing disrupted ballersy communications and delays.
Paris reports a new ministry planned to reorganize internal administration with ninety changes in political administration. The statement follows via Galvastau and Migaro, outlining cabinet-level restructuring and potential shifts in governance.
A March 22 dispatch from Brazil notes transport Baldo nado captured by Seba Pronus commander Gal venton.J Polxote’s unit. The report cites four batteries of KCrupp artillery, 30 tons of smokeless powder, and 15,000 Mauser rifles as part of the seized materiel.
March 22 report from Austria notes Emperor William and Empress greeting by Archduke Joseph before boarding the Moltke. A council votes to provide a tomb for Kossuth in Hungary. Deputation of councilmen travels to Turin for services as Independence party calls for a national day of mourning.
A garbled column lists names from Berlin to Guanajuato and New Orleans, mentioning passengers bound for Mexico via Central Express and Aztec Limited. It references figures and titles with brief notes on a sultan's carpentry hobby, royal incomes, and monarchs, including Queen Christina ballooning.
The article details Holy Week customs from Catholic countries, noting Lent fasting contrasts, public feasts in Mexico, and observances in churches. It covers the Passion Play tradition in Tacuba and Indian performances, the Seven Words and Stabat Mater services, and the Matlaco toy bells signaling Holy Week.
Market prices and exchange rates reported from New Orleans London and New York, listing cotton values at New Orleans and Mexican dollar and bond quotes. Includes British bank discount, Mexican lending figures, and New York discount and London exchange rates with brief commodity prices for silver copper and pig iron.
A March report from Amunen Kansas outlines new hunting schemes in western Kansas prairie country. Farmers and county officials report a wire line hunting method sweeping the plains to flush small game while local hunts end in communal feasts and contests.
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