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Involving The Country's Welfare before Congress 1891
The address outlines foreign relations, pensions, and public-works tasks. It notes the need for Chinese exclusion, Samoa and Pacific issues, border treaties with Britain and Canada, and calls for reform in tariffs, trusts, and civil rights. It stresses protecting colored citizens' rights and expanding naval and coast defenses.
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South America
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Congress
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Honduras
Western Hemisphere
Washington
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Paraguay
Urnsaay
Holivia
Hawaii
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Germany
Great Hritaitt
Herrin
Astvies
Senate
Berlin
Samoa
Great Britain
Coninion
Canada
Britain
Cuba
Porto
West India
Partas
Afrien
Portiugnil
Amameiliven
Lisbon
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Caneress
Nicaragua
Inter Goran Tongo Coa
Bert
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Paris
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Republic of Venezuela
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America
Turkey
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Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
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Victoria
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Pt. Barrow
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David S. Terry
Justice Field
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
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Ife
Onice
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Okahoma
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Ener
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Alaska
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New Mexico
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Benjamin Marrison
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