Armenians react to massacre reports and call for action
Armenian readers in New York accept reports of Turkish killings as state policy to erase their race and urge European and American powers to end Armenian unrest. Meanwhile diplomat updates note US Japan treaty talks and possible immigration limits. In Rome Cardinal Gibbons postpones visit until the Pope’s encyclical is released. In St Petersburg a grand funeral for Czar Nicholas draws crews of royalty and officials, with ceremonial rites and military displays.
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Czarin
England
France
Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Peter and St. Paul
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
German Officers Arrested in Paris Linked to Disgraceful Acts
Berlin reports inquiries into the German officers held in Paris. Yoo Kosei is unlikely to have government ties and wants no contact with Germany. Kressl’s son, a former Hanoverian officer, deserted after misconduct, planned marriage to a wealthy American was called off, and he stole from his fiancée before crossing the frontier with money.
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Paris
Yoo Kosei
Kessel
Kress
Hanover
Eperor
Hea
Paris Discloses War Threat Amid British Council Talks
Nov 19 reports from Paris note ministers at the British Usbine council on Nov 4 discussed the possibility of declaring war on France. Also dated Nov 19, Francisa Magnard editor of the F yaro died yesterday afternoon.
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Navy
Parla
Bordesmy
Paris
Ube
Usbine Council
Pani
Francisa Magnard
F Yaro
Earthquake Shakes Reggio and Sicily Province
Italy reports a violent earthquake striking Reggio and surrounding provinces with extensive damage and casualties. Troops deployed for aid as residents flee, prisons riot in Messina, and trains halted by landslides. Calabria and nearby areas experience aftershocks.
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Reggio
Calabria
Rme
Russians Favor cordial understanding with Britain for peace
Russian and British relations are seen as mutually beneficial for European peace. The Novye Novosti supports Britain’s push for restoring eastern peace and criticizes Germany for hindering the war effort. In St. Petersburg on Nov. 19 crowds gathered before daylight.
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Galveston
Mediation deemed hopeless in Japan China talks
In diplomatic circles the mediation between Japan and China is viewed as hopeless. Rumors say Japan demands include surrender of the Chinese fleet an indemnity of 125 million dollars occupation of Port Arthur Wei Hai Wei and the Formosan ports until payment. Chinese forces under Generals Zung Ching and Wich Lin with 23000 troops claim victory near Port Arthur as garrison dwindles and Port Arthur seems deserted. The Japanese fleet near Wei Hai Wei may target Ting's six vessels which left Taku recently.
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Port Arthur
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Wich Lin
Wei Hai Wei
Ting
Taku
Armenian massacre likely occurred says Times in Galveston
The Times notes probable Armenian mass killings but provides few specifics on time or place and rejects claims of direct Ottoman orders. It cautions Armenians against using new atrocities to reopen the eastern question and disturb peace. A Varna despatch claims a Christian massacre on a scale comparable to Batak in Bulgaria.
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Lonnos
The
Times
Constantinople
Varna
Batak
Bulgaria
Peru Names New Cabinet Ministers
Lima November 19 report the new government ministry composition with Manuel Irigoyen as chief of the cabinet and foreign minister Leonardo Olivero as secretary of Rome Manuel Mourgate Minister of Justice Kicsmur Sarmo a Minister of Finance General Osmea of War and Marxe
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Manuel Irigoyen
Leonardo Oivero
Krome
Manuel V. Mourgate
Kicsmur Sarmooa
G Ceral Osmea
Brazil lawmakers weigh revamp as Peixoto era winds down
Report from Rilo Jansing on November 12 notes Peixoto granting promotions to loyalists to reward loyalty and boost wartime costs. Congress may approve the measures while considering cuts to the standing army, with a Senate secret session approving Supreme Court nominees Americo Lobo and Fernando Ororo but rejecting Demosthenes Lobo.
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Peixoto
Jasobin
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Pist
Mureses
Balfour to stand trial in Salts court says foreign ministry
Buenos Aires reports the foreign affairs ministry has received notice from Salts provincial court that Balfour must stand trials there before his extradition. The foreign secretary referred the matter to the attorney general for opinion. Reliable sources say the court action delays Balfour’s return to England.
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Mideter of Foreign Affairs
High Provincial Court of Salts
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Republic
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England
Trial balloonist Baldwin joins U S Army as sergeant
Balloonist Ivy Baldwin becomes a signal corps sergeant in the Army after approval from Washington. He will head balloon equipment at Fort Logan, overseeing hydrogen inflation and regular captive ascents, with Captain Glassford directing his training and plans for a new balloon to accompany the General Myer.
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Fort Logan
Washington
Secretary of War
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Huntington
Sergeant Baldwin
India
China
Japan
Mexico
Union
Sargeant Baldwin
Myer
Baldswin
Ilingis
Cowdvard
Bis Het
Canada
Serriage
Wisidwin
Talen
Iumbie
Druy
Toston
Wild Horses Resurface As Border Band Reaches Mexico
Arizona and New Mexico papers report a band of about 120 wild horses driven during survey work on the US Mexico border. Locals recall earlier eras of abundant wild herds while frontier riders narrate the harsh life of catching and training these animals amid the Civil War era trade in horseflesh.
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Panhandle
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Albert Sidney Johnston
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Territories
Confederate War Department
Plains
Mexican Society Formed in City with Zayas as President
A new group named Sociedad Afutua ilata Mexicans organized last Saturday night in the city. Consul Zayss was elected president. It is independent of the Li2s Caballeros del Progres and consists solely of Mexicans living here. About fifty members left the Caballeros to join this new body, which is expected to grow. The Tribune extends best wishes for its prosperity.
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Zayss
Li2s Caballeros del Progres
Caballeros
The
Tribune
Vongul Zayas
el Paeo Tribune
Financial Markets Report From New Orleans and Abroad
Spot quotations in New Orleans on November 19 show mixed prices across commodities and currencies including Mexican dollars at 26 1 2 pence per ounce, copper and lead values in New York, and Paris Bank discount rates. London and Paris markets note bond and bank share activity with Mexican loan notes and exchange rates cited.
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Mexican National Bank
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London Exchange
Paris
Somali clash on Tanz river leaves many dead
From Vita in East Africa dated mid October reports a village clash at the Tanz river with 200 Somalis and five Europeans aided by 25 natives. A large number of Somalis were killed in the fighting.
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Loxpox
Vita
East Africa
Tanz River
Batween
Jockey Club Races Open Autumn Meeting at Peralvillo
Sunday afternoon at the Peralvillo track the Jockey Club began its Autumn Meeting with a selective Mexican social attendance. Cierva won the Military premium of 100 dollars. Fran Kyle finished first in the Secretary of the Interior premium of 250 dollars with Etla third and Momes second. Saint Jones took the City Council prize 860 dollars with Dimples second and Ela third. School Girl did not run, and Barndime won the Selling race after Ss. Marguerite did not run. Races concluded at 5 30 p m.
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Momes
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Etla
Grand
Elcica
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Saint Jones
Morte Cottingham
Hotel Arrivals and Passengers Reported in Mexico and U S Ports
The Central and National lines list numerous travelers arriving in Aguascalientes and Saltillo and departing for Mexico City and other points. Names include Antonio del Valle, Geo F Rockafellow, Guillermo Dingey, Manuel Ezeta, and J M Reed, among many others. The post also notes letters advertised for Cornety Calderon Isaac Gardner and others.
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Pachuca
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Toluca
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Guadalajara
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Suitapec
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Durango
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Xfonterey
Corse
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I Pachsco
Puebla
Feo Barriga
Oaxaca
Jose Maris Sanchey
Guanacevi
G Toilan
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Pechuca
Rafael Solorzano
Patzcuarcomingo Sonzs
Huatusco
Othon Camarene
Adolfo Gomez
Comleg
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Hessm
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J NM Reed
Dolores
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