Treaty with Japan signed for Senate ratification
Washington reports Secretary Gresham and Minister Kunitani have signed the proposed treaty with Japan. It will be sent to the Senate for ratification when it reconvenes on December 3. Costa Rica offers a subsidy of 20600 dollars for twenty years to establish independent telegraph service from Nicaragua. Dun's Review notes improved demand for manufactured goods and outlines shifts in wheat, corn, cotton, iron, and copper markets amid shipping rumors. Sugar bounty repeal dispute moves toward final legal settlement.
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Japan
United States
Gresham
Minster Kutina
United States Senate
Bhava
Central South American Telegraph Company
Nicaragua
New York
Dun
Canada
el Paso
Territories
Treasury Department
Japanese Capture Port Arthur and Shifting Viceroys
Dispatches report Port Arthur captured by Japanese after heavy fighting. Viceroy Thangshi Yung of Liang How ordered to Pekin, to be succeeded by Viceroy Shensi of Caang Hea. Britain cites dispatch confirming the report, with terms of peace debated amid demands including cession of China territory.
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Oshi
Port Arthur
Galveston
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Thhang Shi Yung
Liang How
Pekin
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Caang Hea
New York
Shanghai
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London
Foreign Office
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Globe
China
Japan
Paris Nov 24 Facces and gold shipments tied to German efforts
Paris reports renewed German money movements amid rising talk of gold shipments to Germany. The Temps notes legal action against the director of the Neuvieme Siecle over alleged embezzlement and blackmail, with a staff member also arrested. Authorities issued warrants for several newspaper representatives over blackmail allegations.
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Paris
Germany
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Pbiack
Mail
Belgium
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Arrest in St. Petersburg Over Mourning Decorations
A St. Petersburg official is held for three days for ordering the removal of Countess Stronganoff's mourning decorations erected without police permission and for mistreatment of foreign newspaper reporters. The report adds claims of a Russian campaign to invade Berlin and Vienna in the spring and the provinces with the Empress in autumn.
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Ice
St. Petersburg
Countess Stronganoff
Berlin
Vienna
Brazil Rejected Italy Bid for Arbitration in Prisoner Case
Rome reports Brazil did not accept Italy’s plea to arbitrate the dispute over Italians held in Brazilian prisons. If Moraes stalls longer, Italy will take steps to protect its citizens. Earthquakes around Milazzo cause panic. towns suffer ghastly scenes with graves disturbed. About fifty thousand people are homeless and receiving aid from troops.
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Rome
Brazil
Italy
Pris
Moraes
London school board vote tallies show shifts
Nov 24 London election results indicate Miss Davenport Hill defeats the Duke of Newcastle by 5000 votes but the Duke will gain a seat on the body. Full returns in Loxton show progressives winning ten seats. U S ambassador Bayard met Lord Kimberley as labor leaders depart for a December trades congress in Denver.
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Davenport Hill
Duke of Newcastle
Loxton
Lenton
U.S
Bayard
Lord Kimberley
Foreign Office
John Burns
David Holmes
Associated Labor
America
Trades Congress
Denover
War loan boost in Japan raises eighty million yen
YokKoraka Nov 24 The Minister of Finance announces a further war loan of fifty million yen, bringing total to eighty million yen of the hundred million yen authorized by Parliament for war needs.
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YokKoraka
Fiusnse
Armenian Massacre Toll Reported by Turkish Source
A dispatch from Vienna reports a Turkish source saying 2,000 Armenians were killed in the recent massacre, amid ongoing regional tensions and reports of ethnic violence.
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Vienna
Swiss Status Shifts as Feo Dezous Assumes Post
In Switzerland on November 24 the Bundssrath hagappulat day, with Rinda Feo Dezous Sis3 appointed Minister to Washington. He becomes counselor of the Swiss L-p2tloa, signaling a notable diplomatic and military alignment.
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Nouv
Bundssrath
Rinda Feo Dezous
Washingtoo
Colassilor
Colombian government abrogates Cauca rail concession
Reports from Panama dated November 24 state the Colombian Government has abrogated the Cauca rail concession and will continue work on its own. Caracas officials arrive with documents on Guianas. Severe earthquakes strike several Venezuelan provinces, destroying Cerada with minimal loss of life. Puerto Cabello recruiting is under heavy discussion.
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Panama
Caracas
Venzuela
Cerada
Puerto Cabello
Revolution Plot Shock Amid Haitian Crisis
A Port au Prince despatch reports General Manight's revolutionary plot uncovered by President Zippolyte. The doctor's incriminated in overthrow schemes was ordered executed, but fled. German delegation attachés and other officials are linked to the plot as a revolution looms daily.
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Vic Galveston
New York
Port Au
Russia Varies in Dignitaries and Royal Marriage
In St PerenspunG on November 24 reports name General Suermatief to replace Baron Moberobeim as governor of the Caucasus and join Paris duties, with the latter elevated to the Imperial Council. Sv. Preterspere notes the Czar's marriage to Princess Alix was signed by Foreign and Imperial household ministers, detailing life provisions for the bride. The Czar shows unexpected energy amid palace arrangements.
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Galveston
St. Perenspung
Suermatief
Caucasus
Baron Moberobeim
Paris
Imperial Council
Sv. Preterspere
Alix
Giers
Yerouzef Dashoff
Iereot
Walt
Dutch and Balinese clash leaves casualties in Bali conflict
Amsterdam note reports Lombok dispatch stating the Dutch repelled Balinese forces in another battle. Forty five Balinese were killed and four Dutch soldiers died, including a colonel. The report confirms Dutch victory with heavier Balinese losses.
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Amsterdam Nouv
Lombok
Love and May Fair Reflections At English Fair
A whimsical column recalls the English Fair with poems and anecdotes about rain delaying booths and theatre, praise for organizer Woodrow, a stolen fox terrier recovered by police, new movable electric lights causing mishaps, and lively tales of monkeys and imagined misadventures.
Elegant Dia pers Given As Autumn Hosted by Mexican Minister
The autumnal event described as among the most elegant was hosted on November 15 by the Mexican minister and Mrs Romero. Guests included Mrs U S Great, Mrs Nellie Grant Sartoris, the Chinese minister and Mrs Yang Yu, ex Secretary and Mrs John W Foster, Mrs Lansing, Mr Julio W Thompson, Miss Thompson, Midstar Ziballos, Minister Andrade, Mr Algernon Sartoris and two Chinese legation members. The table featured La France roses and white chrysanthemums.
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U.S. Great
Nellie Grant Sartoris
Yang Yu
John W. Foster
Lansing
Julio W. Thompson
Thompson
Midstar Ziballos
Andrade
Algernon Sartoris
Legation
Religious notices at several city churches and meetings
Sunday School at 9:30 at Union Evangelical Church with Rev Hi W Brown preaching at 10:30. Trinity M E Church hosts Rev Frank Barton at 10:15 with Mrs Macdonough as singer and Mr E Hubbard at piano. Epworth League meets at M E Church Game 5 at 7 pm with Mrs J W Butler speaking. Episcopal Church holds 11 am and 8 pm services with 10 am Sunday School and full choir. Y M C A address by Mr W M Scott at 8 pm. all invited.
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Union Evangelical Church
Hi. W. Brown
Presbyterian Mission
San Juan de Letran
Frank Barton
Trinity M. E
Gante St
Iturbide Jotel
Macdonough
E. Hubbard
Epworth League
M. E. Church
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J. W. Butler
Episcopal Church
N. Branch
Young Men's Christian Association
W. M. Scott
Chicago
Death of August IHfunicke in San Francisco
In San Francisco California November 13 G A Bauer of Thomas Taylor and Co reports Augu st IHfunicke a leading St Louis oculist died of heart failure on Friday His body was embalmed and to be shipped to St Louis for interment He died at the residence of a relative No 3 Buenavista street He was visiting Ebner Von Es chembach his brother in law accompanied by his wife and three children after four months in the city
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San Francisco
California
G. A. Bauer
Thomas Taylor and Co
St. Louis
Buenavista Street
Annual Thanksgiving Charity Ball Tickets Available
Applications for tickets to the Annual Thanksgiving Charity Ball at the Tivull del Elisan on November 29 for the benefit of the American Hospital can be presented to the office of The Two Republics for reference to the Committee.
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United States
Mexico
Gsate Church
Tivoli del Eliseo
American Hospital
Charles Sommer
Tivoli
Tivull del Elisan
Global commodity and financial quotes from multiple markets
The notice reports spot cotton prices in New Orleans and assorted financials across London New York and Paris. It lists Mexican dollar rates Mexican loan securities Mexican mining and railroad shares and bank discounts with various prices and percentages noted. It also provides metal prices for copper lead tin and pig iron and specifies exchange rates for London.
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London
Mexican National Bank
Bank of England
United Mexican Mining Co
New York
London Exchange
Congress Sets Army at Twenty Thousand After Pelxots Veto
Rio de Janeiro November 21. Congress before adjournment passed a bill fixing the army at twenty thousand men, thus disposing of Pelxots's veto.
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Rio Janeiro
Pelxots
Nicaraguan official leases Coro Island for 12 years
In Tegucigalpa on November 24 a badly loaded cannon burst killed two officers and men. The Nicaraguan Government has leased Coro Island for 12 years to Carlos Licayo, former commissioner to the Mozquito reserve, who plans a coaling station. The Constitutional Assembly also decreed laws governing press liberty.
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Tegucigalpa
Coro Island
Carlos Licayo
Mozquito
Constitutional Assembly
Bavarian clericals oppose anti socialist bill in Reichstag
The Augsburg Post reports Bavarian clericals will oppose any anti socialist measure in the Reichstag and urge nationwide readiness for rejection of the bill and possible dissolution of the Reichstag. Enormous fires burn inside Memel citadel as benzine and other flammable goods ignite ships and walls along the harbor.
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Galveston
Berlin
Augsburg Post
Reichsteg
Germany
Reichstag
Memel
Prussia
Fragments of Passages and Passenger Listings
A long garbled notice lists international and domestic passenger movements, including names such as Louis Bauer, Francisco Perez, Arthur Colls, and Angel Perez, with names tied to cities like Chicago, Louisville, Puebla, Pachuca, Laredo, Vera Cruz, and San Cristobal. Also included are advertisements for letters at a Moneds Street post office and a batch of names awaiting delivery.
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Louis Bauer
Chicago
Guy F Irving
Louisville
MG de Lisle
Puebla
Francisco Perez
Michoacan
Thos Coff King
Alabame
Starbide
Louis Levy
New Orleans
H Ludlow
S Ludlow
Pachuca
Arturo Schmidt
Laredo
M I Burgess
Julio Azcorre
Vera Cruz
Arthur Colls
Am Ros
WH Young
San Cristobal
M Valerio Ortega
Fresnillo
Austin
Atlanta
A V_ Stafford
Little Rock
Ark
J A Gray
Portland
MM Smith
Tex
Angel Perez
Tuxpam
San Carlos
A Valle
Assecameca
GA Martinez
Hornos
Antonio Parga
LYUSR
New Books and Periodicals Listed for Readers
A compiled list of recent titles and journals including Scribner's Young Ladies Journal Review of Reviews Delineator Puck's Library Popular Science Monthly and others such as Popular Memory Century American Cosmopolitan with contributors like F P Hoesz, offering notices for readers and collectors.
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Young Ladies Journal
Review of Reviews
Puck’s Library
Popular Science
Cosmopolitan
F. P. Hoesz
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