President's Message highlights foreign treaties and domestic reforms
The President reports progress enforcing laws, notes prosperity yet warns of storms, outlines arbitration with Britain, Italy, and Germany, and details naval, post office, and Indian policy reforms. He urges civil service reform, land policy, tariff adjustments, and protection for immigrants, with emphasis on Cuba, Mexico, and relations with Japan and China.
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Senate
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United States
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Italy
Brazil
Germany
Great Britain
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New York
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Ohio
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Minola
Wisconsin
Lake of the Woods
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War Department
France
Paris
Felandry
Kingdom
Rome
Spain
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Mr. Catacazy
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Japan
Corean
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Corea
Ropers
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Republic of Mexico
Free Zone
Mexico
Central
South America
Venezuela Claims Commission
Nicaragua
Beale
Cuba
Porto Rico
Cuban
Hocosaar Ys
China
San Francisco
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Union
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Coast Survey
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Secretary of the Navy Civil Service Reform
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District OF Columbia
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Missouri and Pacific
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