President Harrison's first annual message highlights foreign relations
The message covers foreign relations, fisheries and steamship policy, naturalization, public revenues, surplus, tariffs, coast defenses, education aid, Indian affairs, Oklahoma opening, and civil service reform. It urges tariff fairness, reduction of surplus, stronger federal protections, and expansion of the merchant marine. The tone stresses justice, unity, and prudent national growth.
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Washington
Harrigan
Fifty-First Congress
Senate
Ffcus
Congress
Congress of Representatives
Saat
Congress of the United States
America
United States
China
Cleveland
Samoa
Dominion of Canada
Great Britain
Con- Tess
Nieragua
Inter Oceanic Canal Company
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Paris
Belgium
Brussels
Africa
Germany
Haytian Republic
Republic of
Hayti
France
Italy
Russo
Turkey
Switzerland
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma Territory
Wid
Ted Judent
Muscogee
Indian Territory
England
Spain
Central
South America
Japan
BEN@ Le HARRISON
Executive Mansion
Washington, D. C
White House store touts low prices and quick turnover
The ad describes a large clean stock in a first class dry goods store. It contrasts quick selling with carrying stock, touts prices on silk modjeskas, 54 inch wool bread cloth at 49c, and own made bed comforts. It promises inexpensive holiday goods and new silk table covers and throws.
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White House
Firstelans
Education In Indiana Report Shows School Demographics
The Indiana annual report lists 13 253 teachers with 124 colored. 9 028 schoolhouses. white male 386 822. colored male 9 593. white female 364 527. colored female 9 633. Total school age 770 575. average daily attendance 350 752. Fatal town feud in Mason County ends with James Dugeon shot by James Shannon and Kime Thimble after road dispute.
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Mason -Crry
Doe
James Dugeon
Monona County
James Shannon
Kime Thinpkle
Armis
Shannon
Thimpble
Dugeon
Ex Police Lieutenants Convicted in Rio Grande Train Robbery Case
Ex-Lieutenant James Connor of Denver James Marshall of Kansas City and Charles Connors were sentenced for conspiring to rob a Rio Grande train. Connor and Marshall received two years in jail and a 4500 fine each. Connors got one year and a 500 fine.
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Drexvenr
James Connor
Denver
James Marshall
Kansas City
Charles Connors
Rio Grande
Charles Consnors
Secretary Windom Sends 1891 Budget Totals
Wasuixetox Dec 4 Secretary Windom has transmitted to Congress the estimates of appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30 1891. The grand total is 341 428 977 dollars an increase of 17 962 459 dollars over 1890. Pensions and public works show the largest rises.
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Treasury Department
Congress
Treasury
Couress
Vason
Secretary of the Treasury
Department
Wasuixetox
Windom
Seventeen men injured after sleeper capsized on Sag’s camp flatcar
About thirty workers at Sag's camp started for a pre-dawn shift when a sleeper overhung the track collapsed onto the flatcar. Seventeen men were injured with four brought to the hospital, one with a broken leg and another with an ear torn off.
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Hart
East Tawas
Mich
Sag
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Education In
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Mr. Parnell Minsing
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Parnell
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