The Affairs of State in the Annual Presidential Message
The document outlines relations with foreign nations and domestic interests. It surveys diplomacy and policy, emphasizing amicable ties, trade, and national priorities. It presents a broad view of government stance, with emphasis on peaceful international engagement and domestic welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
America
United States
Congress
Careau
Venezuela
Berlin
Copenhagen
Tague
London
Madrid
Perviu
Siam
Ceres
Lony
Corea
Seoul
China
Japan
Simonoski
Canton
Tokio
International Science Congress
Spanish West Indies
Brazil
Turkey
Hawauli
Mexico
Senate
Cuba
Porto Rico
Address by the President on Foreign Relations and Trade
The President reviews relations with Argentina Belgium Brazil Denmark Haiti Italy San Domingo Sweden Norway and others noting friendly ties and new telegraphic links. He urges a fisheries commission, discusses pauper immigration from British islands, and outlines diplomacy with Mexico Cuba Spain and China plus European powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of the United States
Belgium
Brazil
Denmark
Haiti
Taly
San Domino
Sweden
Norway
Central America
Servia
Roumania
Corea
Madagascar
Mexico
Spain
Treasury Report Highlights National Finance and Currency Issues
The secretary of the treasury presents a full exhibit of the financial coalition, noting ordinary revenues for the year ending June 30 1885 of 3398 287 581.75 with receipts from internal revenue lands and customs, pensions and military and naval expenditures, and district of Columbia costs. The report discusses possible debt reduction, revenue policy, and the need to preserve currency stability, preferring reforms to maintain the national bank system and avoid drastic tax cuts. It also covers currency reform options, including replacing or reforming bank notes and handling the trade dollar, and notes potential consolidation of customs districts and Indian affairs developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Ublg
Navy Yards
District of Columbiia
MIT
Congress
Sesson
District of Columbia
Pacific
OIC
Cca Eenae
Gov’mt
Coast defenses under threat from modern gun fire
An article discusses the vulnerability of the extended sea coast and major cities to attack in war, noting that existing fortifications built before German heavy rifle guns offer inadequate protection. The piece continues on a later page.
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Dent Arthur
Foreign Affairs
Washington
Russian North America
Fauper Immigration
British Islands
Her
Canada
Moscow
Russian Empire
Tan
Manila
Switzerland
Helvetian Confederation
Bulgaria
Sofia
Egypt
Ottoman Empire
Khedive
Rio Grande
Benjamin Welles
Aura Silver Mining Company
Late American Claims Commission
Mexio
Bolivia
Culli
Peru
Chili
Iglesias
Europe
Caracas
Bolivar
Venzuelan
Bandwicit Islands
Russiaus
Hawaii
Law
Perala, Siam and Corba
Liberia
Hayti
Moravian
Republic
Monrah
Central Africa
Congo
International African Association
Congo Valley
Pacific Railway Company
Anedy
Arizona
Indiana
Crook
Pacific Colek
Fron
New ‘ Fork City
Leavin
CBI
Isin
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