Passage and killings in Ciudad Porfirio Diaz and tariff update
EaGre Pass reports Jesus Garcia Menchaca was shot dead by Jose Ramirez in Ciudad Porfirio Diaz in revenge for an insult. Menchaca was known for past killings and alleged duel, with ties to Garza era. New York notes under a new tariff, with corn and cotton impacts, iron production rise, and varied exports and shipments data.
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EaGre Pass
Viz el Pass
Jesus Garcia Menchaca
Ciudad
Porfirio Diaz
Jose Ramirez
Menchaca
Coahuila
Garza
New York
Galvestoo
I—Dun
Boston
United States
Canada
Corean Troops Rout Japanese Advance Guard in Korea
Corean forces attacked a two thousand strong Japanese advance guard moving from Fusan toward Seoul and scattered the column. only eight hundred reached Fusan. In Shun King flames destroyed two thousand buildings and one hundred people died, including the governor’s wife.
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Shanghai
Galveston
j—Corea
Fusan
Seoul
Shun King
Fia
Shun Hing
Chinese troopship Chesn wreck yields survivors and drownings
Shanghai reports six Chesn survivors describe wreck off Chetune en route to Formosa with 1400 soldiers aboard. Two hundred feared drowned. No reliable news since August 13 Chinese defeat with 500 dead. Other items note executions for murder of Rev. J Willye and chapel reconstruction.
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Shanghai
Galveston
Chesn
Chetune
Formosa
Crea
Jes. Wilye
Liacyaox
Lonpox
Hong Kong
Toklo
Furano
Slogchuan
Cnusaychwa
King- Tjon
Enewy
Taltosg River
Young Yanagug
Soul
British plans to send surgeons to hostile armies
The dispatch from Loxpon dated Sept 15 notes Britain will, under an agreement with Cannes and Jaraces governments, send a surgeon and military aid to each hostile army. Galveston sources report market chatter and general optimism. Americans appear dull, with syndicate sums and Baringazits estate winding up by March.
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Loxpon
Galveston
Cannes
Jaraces
Tlonpon
Tlon
Pric
iinprinYs
Rioting between Mahammedans and Hindoos in Poona continues
Rioting and fighting between the Mahammedans and Hindoos in Poona city began on Wednesday and still continues. All business suspended and streets unsafe as clashes disrupt daily life. Police efforts ongoing to restore order amid rising tensions.
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Bomar
Galveston
Puonah
Argentina Likely Trouble Over Cleveland Decision
From the Argentine Republic edition dated Sept 15, a dispatch notes probable trouble due to refusal to adhere to Cleveland's decision. The report cites strains with authorities and regional reactions. Local figures and exact terms are not detailed in the available fragment.
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Burenos Alpes
Gal- Vestoo
Cleveland
Bolivarian unrest and Floriano actions raise fears
Buenos Aires reports Floriano's Brazilian government pressing rivals to leave asylum bases. Rio Grande City notes Castillo calls state legislature elections for October, with Floriano resisting surrender. Armament buys and plans for a dictatorship spark widespread concern as factions clash in Rio and Misionis.
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Buenos Aires
Galveston
Fioriano
Uruguay
Thesa
Rio Grande City
Castillo
Leutenant Luz
Gu- Mergado
Floriano
Germany
Misionis
Galveston.j
Rio
Fort Villegalgoon
Saldanha
Sargipe
South Africa government eyes bay access and port dues
Advices say that the provincial government best requires the pier tights at Detayua bay, including the center of the port dues. This gives the Transvaal a commend ing position and free access to the sea.
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Frevoria
Galveston
Detayua Bay
Transvaal
Italian torpedo boat Avoltais damaged after rock strike
In the Mediterranean off Leavants last night the Italian torpedo boat Avoltais struck a sunken rock. The vessel suffered heavy damage and was beached.
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Pezzra
Galveston
Avoltais
Leavants
Labor party congress opens in France amid socialist unity
The labor party congress in France opened with the president reading a congratulatory message from the German socialist party. A resolution approved the socialist deputies in parliament. From Pau on September 15 advisory reports say fires near Bona rage, causing extensive property damage.
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Nantes
Sip
Galveston
Labor Party of France
Germian Socialist Party
Pau
Gilvestoo
Tuais
Bona
Passenger list and postal notices from Mexican border city
The report enumerates passengers arriving or passing through, including G Follaia Alatamoros, J Archibald Nuevo Laredo, and others, with arrivals expected in Mexico by the Ventral Express and Aztec Limited. It also notes letters advertised at Moneda Street post office for residents such as Baboulay M Dyer S Allen Harold M Litchfield and William Lederer, with pickup instructions.
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General City
Moneda Street
Lstivery Whidow
Baboulay
M . Dyer
S Allen Harold Mf
Litchfield
William Lederer
Samuel Dsaria
P Mechaus
J W Mildmay
John Prats
J Wieser
Rudolf Adier
Joseph Breyer Frack Carey
G Galloway
RB Gunn
Web Litesfield
Philipp Jose Rich
Rawlins
Wehmid
A Smith
South Victor Solomon
Soules
Pablo
Patent Office
The Man About Town in Holiday Week Celebrations
A lively week of public festivities marks a holiday period with Mexican Independence and President Diaz anniversaries on the 15th and 16th. The writer notes mixed mood, concert harmony and speaker gaiety, while mockingly observing social circles and cultural quirks in Pachuca.
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Diaz
Walte
San Fernando trees cause hat mix ups and more
A friend recounts near misses with trees at Plazuela de San Fernando, two hats swapped by accident as trees were described as mischievous. The note lauds San Fernando trees, mentions a prior fall, and jokes about changes. Includes social event notes on Mrs Nixon’s club, a birthday dance for E B Parkes, and Pasco Tennis Club grounds delays. The piece closes with a political reception hosted by President Diaz and Mrs. Diaz for about 400 attendees.
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Plazuela de San Fernando
San Fernando
Social page notes from Mexico City gatherings and future plans
A column describes a reception with cabinet ministers and foreign dignitaries, mentions notable attendees including Isaac P. Gray and others, and notes a Texcoco outing by about 15 youths. It also covers a christening at J. P. Mena’s home with 75 guests, music, and dancing, plus a rumor of Rev T D Sherlock’s marriage and plans for a new Grammar School with 100-plus subscribers and broad support.
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Isaac P. Gray
Gray
Bayard Gray
Voss
Lionel Carden
E. C. Butler
W. G. Raoal
L. B. Spyer
Brs
T. E Nobb
Orizsba
8. C. Day
E. P. Gaeton
Ambassador's Hall
T. D. Sherlock Jig
Mexico
Mary Atkinson
Coyoacan
J. P. Mena
Colon Circle
Passo Drive
Jorge Anselmo
Anselmo Mena
Clementina B. de Navarro
Guadalajara
C. P. Barrett
H. C. Walker
Lauro Carrillo
Ares
Trevisfo
J. P. Kaoche
Kansas City
Austin MecHirny
Crowley
Soldier completes 670 mile bicycle march to prove its value
Private Donovan of the Seventeenth Infantry arrived in Omaha after a 670 mile ride from Cheyenne to demonstrate the bicycle as a long march transport. He carried standard field equipment, traveled five days and nights, and reported to General Brooks. Donovan believes time could be cut, but chose a taxing pace to test the wheel’s courier utility.
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Omaha
Neb
Donovan
Seventeenth Infantry
Ft. Russell
Cheyene
War Department
Springfield
Colt
Brooks
Mexico celebrates independence with177th anniversary pageantry
The report outlines a full day of national celebration in Mexico City beginning at dawn on September 16 1810 with a salvo and flag hoist. A royal and civic program follows including a procession to the Alameda a formal act in the National Palace reviews by the President with music poetry and an address, a grand civic and military parade, foundation stone laying for a market, multiple demarkations of concerts acrobats balloons and fireworks, a bull fight in Tacubara, charity events and a night ball and fireworks concluding with dances and special performances.
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Miguel Hidalgo
Costilla
Dolores
Gusasjuato
Hidalgo
Federal District
Plateres
San Franccisso
Glorieta
Alameda
Aysio
Guerrero
Plazuela
Acrobste
Plazuelas
Carmen
Santo Tomas
la Palma
Tecpas
San Juan
Concepcion
Plaza de la Constitusion
Zocalo
Society of “Obrecus Libres
Hidalgo Theatre
Tacubara
Atenco
Ssaotin
Casa Amiga de la Obrera
Dight
Callejon Te Pijaritos
Tireworks
Avenida Jaarez
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Crown Perfumeries
W. G. Walz
Gay E. Porter
San Francisco Street
Iturbide and
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Telegraphic News
James F. Carroll
Calle DE San Francisco No. 7
Headley’s American Restaurant
Botlomitas
Mexican Telephone Company
J. E. Torbert
CY Philene
Chicago
Illinois
Republic of Mexico
Messrs
C. W. Rood
T. Chrietzberg
Esquita Alcsiera
Plateros
Mexico City
W. E. Joyner
H. S. Joyner
F.C. Joyne
Toyner Brothers
A. Aronfor
E. Bloch
Bro
Tiurbide Jewelry Store and Money Exchange
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San Francisco No
Ucder
COREA
China
Great Britain
Bmbary
Brazil
South Africa
Iaaluyy
Franc&s
Sardia
G Follaia
Alatamoros
Torres ‘Vandy
Pusb!s
Kurbide
Mark Evans
Fort Worth
Tex
J Archibald
Nuevo Laredo
J Brenshaw
San Antonio
Ary Shumaker
F Macia
Zacateres
BR Dardon
Volon
A G Edwards
Cartagena
Walter Suarez
City
MS Stewart
Julio de la Vega
Culiacan
San Carlos
Vaytano I Redeizuez
Zacetecas
Eustolio Altamirazo
Simeon Lara
Zongxoliva
P Aldunc
Saiem
Jose Aguaseslantes
Mlexico
A Korman
J E Good
G B Mooney
Portland, Or
J Fleury
Zacatacas
Gonzalez Camacivo
David Shaw
Yorreos
JC L Hell
San Francisco
Steambach
St Louis
J Dewey
Chacron
Saltillo
Sejit
Cere
Aztec Limited
Abright
Dallas
Alberto O’farrel
Paris
Valores Lemon
Monterey
Tze
Victoria
Lotter Gift
Man
Pachucs
Pachuca
Republic
Paracnai
Ladies’ Progressive Actire Club
J. M. Nixon
Barrett
Visia
Johnson
Stanton
Miss Brown
Love Banda
E. B. Parkes
Pasco
Taoen Pias
Daz
Les Ft
Presidept
Mra. Diaz
Amoving
Texcoco
Molina de Flores
Hamer
Blake
W. B. Woodrow
Lloyd
William Hamer
Young
Williams and Parkes
National Conservatory of Music
Plaza de Bucurel
Popular Opera Company
Il Trovatora
Orrin’s
Spain
Frea
Alberca Pane
Tivoli
San Coame
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