Fate of Ezeta case awaits judge decision
The Ezeta refugees fate remained undecided as arguments concluded and the U S District Judge Morrow readied a ruling. In El Paso celebrations marked Mexican independence with cannon fire and speeches. Brazil revolt talk surfaced with plans for a meeting in Buenos Aires involving Adm Mello and Adm Dez Gama. The Japanese government reportedly blockaded Nagasaki harbor entrance with submarines. New York marked Mexico's independence with a ball and banquet in Industrial Hall. Preston's closing argument in the Ezeta case led to a prompt decision anticipated by Judge Morrow.
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San Francisco
el Paso
Ezeta
U. S
Morrow
Tas
Texas
Rio Grande
New York
Buenos Aires
Admitral Mello
Dez Gams
Brazil
Saraiva
Salgado
Merida
Yucatan
Galveton
Civity
Moxies
Sefior R Umero
Maaey
Alveston
Preston
Ezeia
Japanese Forces Rout Manchurian Army In Major Battle
Chinese forces suffered heavy losses with about 16 000 wounded and captured prisoners after a Japanese assault opened on Ping Yaar positions. General Iso Fung was wounded and captured during the fighting, while Japanese casualties totaled 30 killed and 270 wounded.
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Li Hung Chung
Ping Yaar
Amary Tha
Iso Fung
Detentions and protests reach Panamanian theater
In Panama and Cartagena a French missionary case sparks protest from the French minister in Bogota as authorities detain Jorge Boisen a heretic maltreated by Catholic missionaries in Tamara. A new steamship line between Panama and Bac Francises to serve the Te buaerepec Railroad is announced. In Cartagena troops bolster La Ppa garrison and coastal defenses.
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PaNaMa
Galveston
Jorge Boisen
Americ
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Tamara
Bogota
Britivo Hut
Cartsjoy
Bac Francises
Tebuaerepec
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Vis Galveston
la Ppa
Carnitivos
Tander
Santa Marta
Esstero
London and Edinburgh Reports Tie Up Venues and Strikes
Great Britain reports a debate over Delayna Bay rights as a commercial venture with a proposed policy shift. In Edinburgh a strike by Scottish miners collapses. ten thousand miners descended into the pit, bringing disruption this morning.
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London
Galvaston
Delayna Bay
Sss
Rai
Edinburgh
Brazilian election bid backed by governor’s influence
Rin Granpaw reports that on Sept 17 a Brazilian candidate from Montevideo through a local Brazilian intermediary will run to represent the state in the Federal Congress. The effort is said to be aided by Governor Castilln, who is described as a relative.
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Rin Granpaw
Glves
j—Montetro
Micintern
Uruguay
Federa Congress
Gubrrnor Castilln
Grading Debate Over Subsidized Ship Funding
The report notes Congress considering a subsidy plan to build ships for a transcontinental line and mentions a $150,600 gold amount requested. Minister Dercy is informed of foreign bond holders concerns and a response on unification questions is anticipated later this week. Chilean reports suggest disarmament issues are being discussed amid pessimistic attitudes toward certain factions.
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S.pt
Fester
United States
Dercy
Bomberg
Nolders
Chile
Congress
Weve
French figures mourn exile and vow resilience
The Gaulois reports the Duc de Orleans briefly wept at Stowe House after a funeral and vowed to endure any hardship to return to France. In Paris the issue of a new French plenipotentiary to Madagascar inflames public opinion and tensions with Britain. The French prefer a military expedition only if necessary, hoping natives will resist.
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Galvestas
Duc D’amnale
Stowe House
Count de Parise Duc de Orleans
France
A Galersten
Madagascar
England
Orlief
Empire and Austro-Hungarian Delegation News
Reports from Bupartst and Bucharest describe Emperor Francis Joseph meeting Austro-Hungarian delegates and urging continued military buildup while affirming peaceful relations. The Prague assembly debates foreign policy, labor burdens, and possible moves toward Bohemian coronation.
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Gslveston
Francis Joseph
Bucharest
Poesch
Count Balacky
Sale Ib
Bohemia
Rioting and pardons amid Central American unrest reported
Managua reports the president has pardoned political prisoners in the jails including John Tassor and Clay Is gram connected to Masquity uprising. The assembly in Contra and Santogo authorized fees for swift trials as conspirators face alarm and harsher penalties.
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Managua
Galves Wa
Richraguan
Sant
Galveston
eTra
Fragmentary notes on Central American federation and reactions
Poorly legible copy mentions San Jose and September with incomplete phrases about official circles, Costs Even's entry into a federation, and references to Saltyrinscencent surface. A second line hints at Corcota formalmontensut traveling to Sslvsdor.
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San Jose
Spt
Vis Gelysston
Corcota
Sslvsdor
Battle near Pinoy Yan in Korea Amid Japanese Offensive
A Seoul dispatch reports a major battle between Chinese forces and Japanese troops near Pinoy Yan. Japanese flanking columns encircled Chinese positions. attacks at dawn and at the rear caused panic and heavy Chinese casualties as the Chinese defenses collapsed.
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Loxpon
Seoul
Newa Agency
Pinoy Yan
Cainess Terponding
Gunman Arrests Spy Arrest Made in Frontier District
A young woman from the Brance frontier district, Vie Galveeten Issaert, was arrested at Biitz on charges of spying for an unnamed gunman. The incident highlights tensions in the region as authorities pursue alleged espionage ties.
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Sens
Vie
Issaert
Brance
Biitz
Eleventh Americanist Congress to Meet in Mexico City
The eleventh Americanist congress will convene in Sorteaber next year but in the City of Mexico an extra session. The Mexican government promises delegates free access to national museum, library, and consec vities.
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Srenona
Sorteaber
Mexico
Europe
Opening of Congress Readings from the Mexican President
The Mexican Congress opens with a full house as the President delivers the annual message. He outlines frontier diplomacy with the United States and Guatemala, boundary commissions, and ongoing territorial and fiscal matters alongside social reforms and education.
Financial snapshot of Mexican and global markets dated Sept 17
Mexican dollars quoted around 293 to 297 pence per ounce with Bank of England discounts and several Mexican loans listed. New York markets show discounts at 3 percent, copper and silver prices noted, and El Paso Juarez bifurcations. Paris reports Mexican National Bank shares and Bank of France discount at a set rate.
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Mexican National Bank
Bank of Englane
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Mexicaa
United Mexican Mising Co
New York
EL Pass
el Paso
Texas
Juarez
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Exchange
Bank of France
Liscount
Sailed from Japan to Cairg in suspected troop movement
Twenty one trantpots reportedly left Japan bound for Cairg in a suspected military transport movement. The fragmentary note mentions a Galves ton source and uncertain timing, with limited corroborating details.
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Sapi
Galveston
Japan
Cairg
Ezeta Not Susceptible in Salvador Refugee Case
Sept 12 Senor Francisco reports Gen Dieta and three Silva creza refugees detained in U S district court. Judge Morrow sustained lack of jurisdiction. government counsel to present opening argument next week. Ezeta attracts admiring women amid court proceedings and hotel visits.
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Dieta
Silva@creza
United States District Court
Morrow
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Grovernment
Salvador
Omorrow Aoca
Ezaia
Ezeta
Nzete
Woica
Lita
Desta
Passengers and letters at Vera Cruz and Mexico routes
The notice lists travelers and arrivals across Vera Cruz Puebla and Saltillo with names such as Tri nidad Prieto y Carmona Oliva Esteva and Jno Hooper among many others. It cites Sept 17 posts and details arrivals on Central Express and Nacional services plus letters advertised at Monede Street post office for delivery windows.
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Witchfeld
Vera Cruz
Trinidad Prieto Y Carmona
Toluca
Zeserstesar
Oliva
Esteva
Jalspa
Jno Hooper
Pechuca
GA Mooney
Portisad
Jesus D Madr
Mexico
Norman H Pearson
Pachuca
Iturbide
Nicolas Afelendez
Puebla
J Hsoper
Goldsworthy
N F Lindh
Salvador Tejeds
H © Walker
RO Crewe Read
AY Colorado
Guadalstera
S Porges
Vienna
D Shaw
Jimenez
J D McKenzie
Oaxaca
A Aronson
Queretaro
S H Daniels
Siera- Taente
Cal
Picot
Faris
Dorenberry
A E King
San Carlos
M R Mellor
Patzcuaro
Nathaniel Feull
General City Post Ofice
Monede Street
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