President's annual message highlights foreign ties and fiscal results
The speech reviews government operations, noting $493,963,080.55 in total receipts and a $105,341,496.03 year surplus. It covers diplomacy with China, Japan, Mexico, Britain, and Spain, river rail links with Mexico, trade prospects with Cuba, and Behring Sea questions. It praises army, navy, postal, interior, and agricultural progress and outlines silver coinage issues and debt reduction.
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United States Abroad in 1889 Conference and Caribbean Affairs
The United States reports steady European and Western Hemisphere ties strengthened by a October 1889 conference with independent American states and Haiti. It notes Congo measures, Brazil’s shift to republic, and progress toward a Nicaragua canal project under U.S. leadership.
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