World War Era News Briefs From Oct 13 Telegraphic Dispatches
A compilation of brief telegraph reports from New York to Washington and foreign posts. Items include invitation for a foreign powers intervention in China and Japan rejected, U.S. policy of avoiding entangling alliances cited. market updates note wheat corn cotton steel and pig iron trends. Japan Korea reforms and diplomatic recalls also referenced with mentions of Peru and China Japan peace rumors.
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Inouye
Korea
Otsui
Heat Britain Loxpox and Liberal Lords Reform
Telegraphic items report a British consul in Cadiz dying by his own hand after a period of temporary insanity. In London a Chinese peace proposal is dismissed as unlikely. Sir George Prevelligan tells Glasgow Liberals the House of Lords obstructs popular measures and must be reformed to end open hostility with the Commons.
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London
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George Prevelligan
Scotland
Glasgow
House of Lords
Paris October 13 Highlights and Stockbroker Flight
Paris reports a stockbroker has absconded leaving liabilities around one million francs. The same dispatch notes a planned conference of powers in Peking to set up a mediation board for the China Japan dispute. Verdi's Otello enjoyed a large, enthusiastic performance in Paris with a festive reception for Verdi and a decoration for Cassimir Perier.
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Galveston
Panis
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Cassimir Perier
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Rhodes and Major Istwesn Arrive at Pretoria
South Africa dispatch reports Rhodes, Premier of Cape Colony, and Major Istwesn, administrator of the British South Africa Company, safely arriving at Pretoria after the capture of part of Lorenzo Merquez’s convoy on Lagos Bay. The Portuguese authorities suppress all newspaper messages, per Galveston.
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Galveston
Kallroacives
Wwe
Lorenzo Merquez
Dlagos Bay
Rhodes
Cape Colony
Istwes2n
British South Africa Company
Pretoria
Warship Umbria Sails for China Oct 16
Italy reports the warship Umbria set sail for China on October 16, with the October 18 dispatch noting the voyage via Giveston. The move aligns with ongoing naval operations in the Far East.
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Umbria
China
China seeks peace via British envoy in Tokio
A Shanghai dispatch to the New York Herald reports China offers peace through the British minister in Tokio. The proposal, attributed to Prince Kung and Li Hung Chang, aims to secure Korea’s independence and a large financial settlement.
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Galveston
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Pariy Bureau
New York Herald
China
Tokio
Korea
Prince Kung
Li Hung Chang
Albanian tribes mobilize 3000 for field action in dispute
Albanian tribes have gathered to settle the dispute and stand ready with about 3,000 men. The governor of Vossowa is attempting to establish an armistice.
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Austrian Gala Amid Czar Visit and Strauss Anniversary
From Vienna dated October 13 Count Berkacdorf travels toward Corfu to coordinate the Czar’s visit while the King of Greece lingers briefly in the city. News also notes the fiftieth anniversary of Johann Strauss’s debut, to be celebrated in Sassersstadt with notable pomp.
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Corfu
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Galvasion
Johann Strauss
Sasserstadt
Afghan news brief on Ameer’s health improves
Gabui ad 625 states that the Ameer of Afghenistea is better, as reported by Smith on October 18 via Gelvastan.j. The brief notes a political context in Afghanistan and signals modest improvement in leadership strength.
Germany. Reichstag members refuse oath of allegiance
Berry October 13. Vic Galveston reports Ferrand Bueb and Herr Dppler, both elected members of the Strasbourg provincial council, refused to take the oath of allegiance to the emperor, arguing it conflicted with their republican convictions.
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Vic Galveston
Ferrand Bueb
Reichstag
Herr Dppler
Meebers
Strazburg
Zupperor
Mining camp progress and new railway plans in northern Mexico
The report notes heavy rains near La Mula and the Monterey mining area, with a promising new camp at Las Equiliz de Carmen and several silver mines in Serra Mojada, San Pablo, and nearby regions. It details company players, potential ore values, and upcoming infrastructure including Monclova telephone expansion, a Mexican International road linking El Puerto de la Reata to Monterey, and a Pine Gate road extension toward Sierra Mojada, aiming to boost northern Mexico commerce and mining.
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Monterey
Essilio Carranza
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Carmen
Brancisco Azinevchais
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Camargo
Chihuatua
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Cemceras
Serra Mojada
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Ibis
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Coostancia Miningy Company
Montereyther Properties
San Pablo
Maso
Santa Diena
Cuatro Gienezss
Monclova Telephone Company
Posta
Castro Clecenas
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Monclova
St Mula
The Man About Town Dances and Descents into Society
A lively social page describes a First MWum bolat at No 10 residence with a lavish patio and lamps, listing numerous guests and dignitaries. The evening features Manon Lescaut discussions, Old England’s Water preparations, and a Bal Masque with many costumes, followed by a late supper and renewed dancing amid identity gaffes and praise for organizers.
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New American Club adopts By Laws amid lively meeting
A self defense formed American Club plans female participation and male support with by laws detailing residency, membership limits and social events. The Ladies Progressive Euchre Club hosted by Mrs. Burdette showcased social aims and a bustling schedule including a December bazaar.
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