Impeachment Trial Clears Mayor Bemis in Telegraphic Dispatch
Telegraphic news from Omaha reports Judge verdict finding Mayor Geo W Bemis not guilty of malfeasance and exonerating him of all charges. The item also notes rapid pace racing at Agricultural Park with Zeigler Jr. and Wood, and global market signals from New York, Shanghai and China amid unrest.
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Russia and Calharger Pact Reported July Agreement
Paris reports a provisional July agreement between Russia and Calhara gerding Paalers to block the Sorrikul range and to foster friendly relations. If true, it could affect the war with Japan, though it is unlikely Russia would aid China without concession. Czar health worsened by influenza with nephritis. winter in a warmer climate planned in Livadia per physicians.
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Eccentric Heiress Leaves Estate to Controversial Heir
In London a will by the late Miss Ralne bequeaths her Oxfordshire mansion to Laid Rindaloh Crure for political aims. Reports from Galvaston note the market settled despite tensions over a large bucket shop. The tone of stock markets was irregular yet firm for Americans, who finished below best levels.
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Papal and Sicily Amnesty News From Rome and Paris
Paris reports a Pope ban on Cardinal Gibb as the archbishop of Baltimore seeks to see the Pope again before his death. Rome notes a broad movement across parties in Sicily calling for amnesty for prisoners tried by military tribunals. The Italian cruiser Piamonte sails to Japan and Cardinal Gaetano Aloisi Masella is said to be seriously ill.
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French engineer Gustave Lavy dies in Paris reports
Paris dispatches confirm the death of famed engineer Gustave Lavy in Paris on September 29. The notices from La Patrie and Cocarde also say Premier Dupuy will resign soon, with Raymond Palucare named as successor.
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Catholic opposition to emperor school celebration sparks anger
Berlin September 29 Catholic press and people accuse Kaiser William II of insulting Germany Catholics by ordering schools to celebrate the tricentennial of Gustavus Adolphus, hero of the Thirty Years War. The decree provokes indignant reactions across the Catholic community.
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Hungarian Bishops Hear Pope Letter on Mixed-Warrior Children
In Budapest on September 20 a bishops conference heard a letter from the pope directing Hungary's episcopate to seek modifcations in the bilder alloy with the question of the elgien of the children of mixed warriores. The letter cautioned against illegal agitation.
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Peru Senate Approves Indictment Against Ex Minister Farreccio
In Loa on Sept 29 the Senate approved the indictment against former French minister Farreccio. The chamber of commerce petitioned the government to ban charges on the dock while ships are discharged in lighters.
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Japanese Warship Encounters Stranded Chinese Cruiser
TOKIO September 29 reports the Japanese warship Naolwe together with Akitsusalme conducted a Gulf of Falenoao search. They found the stranded Chinese cruiser Kivang Kai and observed the Khovang Kui on fire as it fled in sight of the approaching ships.
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Mosquito leaders seek petition to form Luthern Cauca department
A delegation from Mosquito subchiefs and Bluefields and Pearl Kay property holders visited Carthagena to urge the governor to forward to Bogota a petition for recognizing Mosquito. The plan to create a new Department of Luthern Cauca is discussed in Congress as Brigadier Rangife, minister to Washington, is promoted to general of division.
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Venezuelan minister recalled reported in Bogota
It is reported that Anda, minister of Bogota, has been recalled. The dispatch notes the move as part of diplomatic developments involving Venezuela and its neighboring state.
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Chinese-Manchuria conflict reports questioned at Shanghai
A Shanghai dispatch notes circulating rumors that Japanese forces crossed into Manchuria and clash with Chinese troops near the frontier, but these reports are disputed in Shanghai. Another dispatch says Emperor grants La Hung Chang permission to personally hold a position, citing recent Chinese defeats as attributed to him.
Congress to November 7 and mass Amnesty planned
Rio Janeiro dispatch reports Congress will run until November 7 and deputy seating is complete. It is stated that Pexuto will issue a general amnesty on November 14. Paris cables claim suppression of the cable and report the French chancellor was assaulted by police provoking French colony protests.
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The Man About Town Tries to Be Facetious
Gentle Readers recount a quiet social week with mentions of the Ladies Euchre Club, a seaside picnic at the old Convent of San Jocquin near Tacuba, and a playful note on jumping beans. The column notes Mat’s peaceable stance, a duel rumor, and updates from the Ladies Encore Club with prizes and curios. It closes with a piece of poetry sent from Pachuca and a mock critique of a verse about discord.
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Lakeside Regatta Draws Crowds and Bets on Scotch Crew
The writer expresses fondness for water and rowing, anticipates a busy regatta with fashionable spectators and plenty of sport, and plans to bet on the Scotch crew despite dubious odds. He notes the crowd and attire, and reflects on the day’s programme and betting stakes.
Regatta Preview and Plans at Local Club
The French crew will make a gallant fight and betting on Auld Scot land stood at 50 tol last night. The Rev T D Sherlock may attend, linked in my mind to regattas. I will address the subject Sunday, urging visitors to start early. Soon the Cub will host another regatta on a larger scale in honor of Mrs Sebastian Camacho. Long may the Club flourish.
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Sebastian Camacho
Preparations for the masked ball crowd the city social scene
Preparations are underway for a masked ball at Mrs Teanment s on Saturday. Ladies debate footwear and silhouettes while gentlemen discuss fashion. a parade of potential city guest characters is teased but not printed. Mr and Mrs J S Gire host an at home event Wednesday evening. A rainstorm disrupts dress and events. a horse accident splashes boots and gowns. Lawrence O Marnecker celebrate second wedding anniversary with dinner. Halma evening at the title company ends with prizes and humorous mishaps.
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Mr and Mrs Mastetta Clarke Continued on Second Page
Mr and Mrs Mastetta Clarke are noted in a continuing social item. the notice indicates more details appear on the second page of the newspaper.
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Global Market Roundup From New Orleans to Paris
Sept 29 market notes show spot cotton bids and prices in New Orleans for low and middling grades, London and Paris exchange rates, Mexican debt listings, and New York discounts. Prices for silver, copper, tin, lead, and oil are noted, with Mexican dollar rates in El Paso and Juarez.
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Silver price critique stirs farming and trade fears
In a letter from El Paso dated Sept 8 189, H S Beatie argues that low silver prices depress US farming by raising production costs in silver countries. He claims Mexico India and others pay less for labor and goods, threatens American industry, and predicts a shift to gold or a rebound of silver under pressure from Jewish bankers.
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