President Harrison's third annual message outlines foreign policy and domestic reforms
President Harrison reports progress on Behring Sea fisheries arbitration with England and pledges joint frontier demarcation with Canada. He notes open ports for American pork, Brazil's return to constitutional government, and calls for stronger treaty rights enforcement and railroad safety. He also covers finances, silver purchases, post office expansion, Indian policy, pensions, and the 1892 political landscape.
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Sequel Fire Collapse Kills Eight at St Paul Worksite
At the St Paul Liard district scene the wall of the Shepard building collapsed burying eight workers. Seven others were badly hurt as debris and bodies were removed. Officials led by Chiefs Clark Jackson and Sartin organized an improvised rescue despite dangers.
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Week in Review: Fires, wrecks and political notes
United States and world events span politics in Virginia and Illinois, railway disasters in New York and Detroit, fires in Kansas and Washington, and naval developments with the cruiser New York. Economic figures show public debt and Piatti revenues, while prominent figures face campaigns and funerals.
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