President's Message to Congress on Foreign Affairs
The President reports friendly international relations, new treaties with Serbia Romania Corea Madagascar and Spain, boundary surveys with Mexico and disputes with Spain over Cuba and Puerto Rico. He advocates a fisheries commission, discusses pauper immigration, pork imports, and seeks consular and trade expansions including Siam Corea and Bulgaria, with calls for arbitration and continued openness to eastern nations.
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Fragmented Fiscal Ledger Text Shows Federal Expenditures
A partial OCR record outlines civil expenses foreign intercourse pensions and military naval expenditures. It lists surpluses and sinking fund transfers with various loan categories including funded loans of 1881 1907 and 1865 plus Oregon war debt and refunding certificates. It notes revenue figures and a projected revenue for the current fiscal year.
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Financial policy and navy defense in President Arthur address
President Arthur outlines surplus projections and tax policy, favors minimal currency disruption, and urges strengthening coast defenses and navy. He warns against rapid debt redemption, endorses Treasury and customs reforms, and calls for improved federal control of telegraph and postal services alongside civil service reform.
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Sinking Mountain of Naiba in Algiers Quietly Submerges
A report from the New York Tribune describes the Naiba Mountain in Algiers sinking into the earth without the earthquakes or volcanic activity that typically accompany such moves. The underground supports fail as the massif settles, forming a deep hollow around it. The piece contrasts this with historical volcanic uplifts and notes no eruption accompanies the Algiers subsidence.
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San Antonio doctor faces malpractice charge after infant death
A San Antonio physician, attempting to write in Spanish, reportedly wrote big spoon instead of small spoon, resulting in an adult dose given to a four day old infant. The child died and a malpractice charge may be filed.
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