President's Message on Foreign Relations and Domestic Policy
The President reviews national prosperity, financial crisis, and foreign affairs. He details payments from arbitration, boundary work with Britain, claims under the Treaty of Washington, and calls for new expatriation laws. He urges currency reform, naval readiness, postal improvements, and governance changes to curb waste and expand penny savings. He discusses Cuba Spain tensions, the Virginius incident, and measures for Utah, bankruptcy law, and Indian policy.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
United States
France
Germany
Prussia
Italy
Brazil
Japan
Department of State
Tribunal of Arbitration
Geneva
Treasury
Secretary of State
Alabama
Shenandoah
Melbourne
Great Britain
Washington
Mexico
Texas
Republic of Santo Domingo
Denmark
Orange Iee
Ecuador
United
Executive Departments
Madrid
Spain
Republic
Porto Rico
Cuba
Havana
Christendom
Yarra
Virginius
New York
Commercial Marine of the
Santiago de Cuba
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of the Treasury
South
Lake Erie
Hudson River
Illinois
Lake Michigan
Ilinois River
Owyer Slough
Hudson
St. Clair Flats
Mississippi
Seaboard
Treasury Department
Secretary of War
Academy
Army
Ordnance Department
Caribbean Sea
Postoffice Department
General Treasury
United States Ocean Mail Steamship Service
Sweden
Norway
Belgium
Canada
Newfoundland
United States Postal Savings Depositories
Utah
Supreme Court of the United States
Clinton
Englebrecht
Legislative Assembly
Indian Territory
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