11 Nov 1894
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Newspaper
The Two Republics
Location
Mexico City, Mexico, Mexico
Date
Nov 11, 1894
Page
1
Telegraphic news from Washington and New York reports the government seeking a new fifty million dollar bond issue at five percent interest. Assistant Secretary Curtis is in the capital meeting bank presidents. markets anticipate limited net proceeds and a possible stimulus to business.
Reports from Moscow and Warsaw describe streets in Russia adorned with mourning emblems and the U S flag wounded by a crowd. A Warsaw court martial sentenced a Bavarian officer to exile and life labor for plotting against the Czar. In Warsaw Catholic refugees were released after swearing allegiance to Nicholas II amid rumors of a bishop’s arrest for reading the oath.
Fin Gaivostur reports that a revolt broke out against the Rajah Sint Cranaght ruler of Nyaghbur in Urisse. A force of infantry and police has been dispatched to the scene to quell the disturbance.
From London a report notes the Lord Mayor’s banquet with Prime Minister speech on political matters. Lord Rosebery claimed Britain shows strength and close friendship with Japan through a recent treaty, while Britain maintains a benevolent neutrality aiming to foster peace among warring powers. Britain’s relations with Russia are described as cordial as the government seeks stability amid conflict.
A Galveston dispatch says Premier Crispi has a slight cold and denies serious illness. In Rome on November 10 authorities brought prosecutions against Deputies Tertie Prempolini and Agicl over alleged involvement with an anti government agitation.
Reports from Shanghai say Japanese forces have captured Ts i en Wan near Port Arthur and encamped at Whang Cheng while harassing about 15,000 Chinese recruits. Admiral Freeman of the British fleet predicts Port Arthur may host the war’s final major engagement as forces consolidate near Pekin.
The Spanish coast steamship Pernaade foundered last Tuesday morning twenty miles north of the Behta Hands. Two passengers and the crew were drowned.
From iVia Galveston Dateline November 10 Herr Vin Nam mertstein, director of Kisnovar province, met the Emperor this morning and it is noted that Hammaerstzio will be named Prussian Minister of husbandry. At Vans on November 10 the Lismercie depiction for Friedrichsruhe was postponed due to Princess Bismarck’s illness. A November 19 article titled A iaal's glesthing predicts that German Bulermar could meet a similar fate to Obannes in Ragland if Charles claims his people’s blind loyalty and bears responsibility.
Nov 10 Galvestox Yoxonaxa reports that Japanese forces have met with reverses at Port Arthur, indicating setback in the siege and signaling renewed attention to the campaign in Manchuria.
A brief catalog note lists periodicals such as Scribner's Young Ladies Journal Review of Reviews Delineator Puck's Library Popular Science Monthly Freshes Popular Mortaly Century Luis American Cosmopolitan and editor P Meveck, suggesting a bibliography or circulation reference in a newspaper item.
A long readable piece details a Tuesday ball at the Athletic Club rooms in San Francisco Street, praising organizers and decor by C. G. Johacin. It lists many attendees including H. J. M. Censzul and others, notes Vega's String Dash as music, and praises the supper. It also mentions theatrical news from La Paz and pawn shops, with a note on the American City meeting and new membership candidates.
The piece notes the Charity Ball at Tivoli Del Esseo two weeks from Thursday and proceeds about the Charity Tall and Orrin's Cirews Benefit, praising the society's generosity. It mentions new dances, flirtations, and the social scene including a German minister’s picnic, plus gossip about a planned marriage and missionary futures.
A garbled financial snippet reports on Mexican securities and banks with prices in pounds and dollars. It mentions silver and copper values, Mexican mining, a 6 percent railroad loan, and various exchange rates, with scattered figures for shares and currencies across London and Paris markets.
Nov 9 in Loca reports General Os'n has resigned as Minister of War. The terse notice notes the political shift within the government of Feru, with no immediate successor named and regional implications unsettled as authorities assess the impact on national security and defense policy.
A Tarriorin report describes a baked clay idol head found in sand suggesting a primitive link between Phoenicians and Ledian Central American deities. The idol resembles Mesopotamian or Mexican figures, with a large open mouth, small eyes, and a pointed top. The article notes a god of smiths and references to guides decorated with various bits.
Robert Smarts died after a shooting outside his home in Pachuca on Friday. Witnesses said Smarts claimed the shooter intended self defense, with an English miner witnesses noting the tragedy in the mining capital. His body was moved to the English cemetery in Real del Monte for a burial service as mourners gathered.
A treasury style entry from Masice dated November 29 lists exchange items including Mexican National Bank and Federal District railroads bonds, London and New York Bank shares, San Antonio Abad Factor shares, German and Austrian drafts, and various banker drafts with quoted prices and maturities. The ledger records balances, discounts, and par values for foreign drafts, notes, and shares across multiple financial institutions.
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