The Austro Hungarian and Central American affairs
A lengthy executive message reviews Austro Hungarian concerns over alleged abuses of authority, reorganizations in Central America including the Greater Republic of Central America, and ongoing efforts to secure harmony with Austria Hungary while addressing diplomatic and trade interests abroad. It notes the Nicaragua Canal Commission progress, Paris Exposition participation, and Hawaii annexation developments.
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Canavanta
Pring
Department of Notice
Ita Low
Austria-Hungary
Brussels
Congress
United
Eta
Central America
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
United States
Alert
Amfrican
United States of Central America
Honduras
Balvador
Republic of
Bturea
Ublon
Tte
Nicaragua Canal Commission
John G. Walker
Atlantic
Pacific
Chiliao Claims Commission
Senate
Chillan
House of Representatives
China
Seochuan
Kutien
Cerruti
Colombia
Italy
Unitetates
Thin
Domingan
Osama River
Paris
Department of Agciongeture
Kish Commission
Smithsonian Institution
Government
Ferdinand W. Peck
Chicago
Mr .Peck
France
Spain
Germany
Department of Agriculture
Senate Fed
Union
Switzerland
Great Britain
Greece
Bernard Campbell
Hayti
Hawaiian Islands
Republic of Hawaii
Philadelphia
Miller
Honolulu
Dole
Shelby M. Cultom
Illinois
John T. Morgan
Alabama
Robert RB. Hitt
Illnois
Sanford B. Date
Howaii
Walter Great
Hawaii
Japan
Mexico
Jesus Guerrera
Dias
Texas
Peru
Ita
Erlendanios
St. Petersburg
Behring Sea
Hans
United States District Court
Mississippi
Bpain
International Red Cross
International Conference of Geneva
Red Cross
Ottoman Porte
Turkey
Venezuela
British Golans
Bureau of American Republics
Iternational Union
Department of State
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Government urged to honor anniversary with ceremonies and bandage memorial
President McKinley urges Congress to appropriate funds for celebration events and a memorial marking a historic anniversary. He backs forming a committee from the bodies, while noting civil issues such as seamen protection, eight hour labor laws, and arbitration merits for consideration.
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United States
William M'Kinley
Manelon
Burdens of European Soldiers in 19th Century Armies
A historical note lists weights carried by foot soldiers of major powers. The Russian soldier bears over sixty eight pounds, with French 62, German 61, Swiss 58, Italian 53, Austrian 47 pounds. Londoners are estimated to spend 96 million daily.
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