Railroad men allege secret blacklist method used by western managers
Omana reports mutch alarmed rail workers claim western railroad managers use a covert blacklist. Since the strike, job seekers must bring a clearance from previous employers. A paper sheet with crane emblem signals a candidate’s standing, enabling letters to show discharge or dissatisfaction. The men fear being barred from work.
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Markets Quiet as Settlement Mood Lifts Stocks
Lonpon and Lonpox report quiet markets on Sept 11 with firm tone and bullish sentiment ahead of general rise at next account. South American firmness noted while rumors of papal intervention in Korean troubles surface. Count of Paris body moved to Marble Saloon for ceremonies with Cardinal Vaughan and the Bishop of Southwark, Duke of Oporto to represent the King of Portugal.
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Argentina Se Public Vision? No clear headline
Naval exarches halted owing to influenza attacks in Buenos Aires and Uruguay. Judgment on Balfour’s Supreme Court appeal expected tomorrow. Minister Terry proposes debt unification for provinces and railways. A bill to create consols at 4 percent to fund debts to be introduced in the Chamber of Deputies. Minister Terry’s custom house reforms to fund the coming year.
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Uruguay War News From Montevideo and London Times
A London Times dispatch reports President Borda in Uruguay is viewed as honest and not a puppet, with progress expected if Herrera's faction stays away. Other tidbits note Brazilian military actions near Corrientes, prisoners released in Montevideo, and Britain backing port works with a firm.
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Uruguay
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Sultan of Morocco Reported Dangerously Ill
Madrid dispatch via Galveston states the Sultan of Morocco is dangerously ill, with details scarce and awaiting further confirmation.
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Galveston
Morocco
Speech Declares No God No King Shocks Establishment
A political oration containing the phrase No God No King provokes strong reaction from politicians and clergy who call it the weightiest utterance in years, signaling upheaval in public discourse and religious authority.
Berlin scholar Heinrich Karlbrugech dies under shock
In Berlin on September 11 Professor Heinrich Karlbrugech, noted philologist and Egyptologist, has died. Reports from Marienburg note anarchists distributed revolutionary leaflets last Saturday, threatening imperial party members. Police are tightening security measures to protect the party.
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Galveston
Heinrich Karlbrugech
Imperial Party
Marienburg
Japanese Warship Hujei Sinks After Engagement
According to statements to Chinese officials the Japanese warship Hujei sank while attempting to reach Japan for repairs after an engagement with the Chinese cruiser Chenyuen.
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Smangmar
Galveston
Madrid provincial elections pass without disturbance
SParknN reports from Madrid that the provincial elections yesterday proceeded uneventfully with a ministerial majority assured. Elections announced include nine government candidates and three republicans as certain.
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Madrid
Galveston
Elections in Aube seat choose Edmond Roberta majority
In the Aube department elections to fill the Chamber of Deputies seat vacated by Casimir Perier Edmond Roberta moderates republican won 4 085 votes Bachemont radical 3 361 Haul socialist 1 183. A second round ballot was required to complete the election.
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Chamber of Deputies
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Edmond Roberta
Bachemont
U. Haul
Woope
Mosquito Coast Elections and Concessions Reported
Nicaragua dispatch notes Bluefields municipal elections today under decrees allowing residents to hold office. Officials must swear allegiance or face fines expulsion and estate confiscation. Report claims Pellas, Cabezas’ brother in law, secures timber monopoly. concession conflicts with Mosquito authorities contracts with a Boston firm.
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Nicaragua
Pellas
Rio de Janeiro Quiet After Siege Ends in Brazil
Rio de Janeiro reports calm after the state of siege ends. Police chief Valladas reassigned from Sergipe to Rio. Elections for senator and deputy to the Federal Congress from Rio Grande will be held soon. Brazil closes legations in Bollins Mexico Venezuela Switzerland Austria and Russia. charges d affaires named. Santa Ana Livramento arrives with 700 men to guard the city against rebels.
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Russia
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Paraguay’s Asuncion Reports Warm U S Ties
In Asuncion on September 11 the president welcomed American Minister Stuart and stated Paraguay seeks close commercial and political relations with the United States.
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Stuart
Paragusy
Gore
United States
Passengers Arrive and Letters Advertised at Moneda Post Office
The Central Express carries a list of passengers including Francisco de Parate Dario de Pedille Domingo J Romero Alberto B Rios and others bound for various Mexican cities. Letters advertised at Moneda Street post office dated Sept 10 should be claimed at delivery with the addressee name and date of advertisement.
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Dario de Pedille
Domingo J Romero
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J E Fernandez
Sierra Salads
A M Archibale
Zacatecas
Fernando Sar Schwig
el Paso
General City Post Ofice
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Premier Crisps Speech Marks Crisis for Civil and Religious Harmony
In Rome on Sept 11, Premier Crisps praised the harmonization of civil and religious authority amid upheaval following Humbert's visit to Naples during the 1884 cholera epidemic. A marble tablet honoring that visit was unveiled, with remarks on society facing a moment of crisis and the need to unite against a defiant rebel flag.
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Galveston
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Napiea
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D Uake
Overworked Madam Seeks Doctor’s Tongue Reading
Mrs Blabblegton, after detailing her symptoms, asks the doctor to diagnose. Dr Bluanot observes she is overworked and requests to examine her tongue, noting the likelihood of fatigue rather than a singular ailment.
Pachuca Concert Aids Cemetery Fund Despite Opposition
A Pachuca September concert under Governor Craviato and Captain Pub raised funds for Real del Monote Cemetery with praise for Mrs Brendle and other performers. The six-member band impressed amid boycotts blamed on influential locals, while attendees called it the best amateur concert in Pachuca and urged another showing.
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September Sky Notes and Planet Positions
This month features two eclipses one lunar partial on the 14th visible in the region and a solar on the 24th not visible locally. Evening planets Saturn Uranus Neptune Venus Jupiter Mars and stars Vega Altair Deneb Arcturus and more are described with their rising times and positions across Virgo Libra Gemini Cancer and other constellations.
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Most Intolerant in Religious Hatters Ecuador Letter
Purowa's letter from Quito July 10 describes Ecuador through travel routes from Guayaquil to Quito, noting geography, altitude, and major peaks. It critiques church influence on politics, literacy laws, and voter qualifications, citing priests’ views and limited self government. Continued on fourth page.
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Guayas
Guayaquil
Quito
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Ambato
Chi Uborazo
Republic
Huodrad
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