President's Message to Congress on Cuba and Foreign Affairs
The President describes the Cuba insurrection, Spanish policy, and potential U.S. intervention, urges cautious action, and reiterates commitments to treaty arbitration with Britain, Behring Sea conservation, and fiscal reforms. He emphasizes financial prudence, civil service reform, and defense modernization while detailing Treasury, War, Navy, and Agriculture reports and policy directions.
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Breland and Arerien Show Sets High Track Benchmarks
A comparison of the Breland and Arerien exhibitions indicates the Chicago Coliseum event in January will surpass all prior efforts. The coming meet promises a leading performance with notable pace and superior form from top contenders.
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