Reciting Reciprocity Tales from Blaine and Grant
A long extract outlines 19th century reciprocity efforts between the United States and Latin American nations. It recounts treaties with Mexico and Spain, failed senatorial actions, the hat smashing episode involving Secretary Blaine, and the push to expand exports. It notes commissions, conferences, and the growth of US trade under reciprocity, with figures on exports, imports, and post routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
William E. Curtis
Bureau of
Blaine
United States
Mexico
Ulysses S. Grant
William Henry Trescott
Matias Romero
Eustanislao Canedo
Republic of Mexico
Congress of the
Senate
John W. Foster
Spain
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Frelinghuysen
Don Manuel J. Galvan
Santo Domingo
Senate of the
Congress
Arthur
Central
South America
George H. Sharpe
New York
Thomas C. Reynolds
Missouri
Solon
Washington
Bat
Chile
Harrison
Committee On Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Hale
Maine
Committee On Finance
Committee On Appropriations
Allie Haile
Elsine
Netlemon
Bisine
Capitol
White House
Pierce
North Dakota
Latin America
Frye
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Brazil
Republic
Pueto Rico
Ublics
Banto Domingo
G ‘Vador
Costa Rica
Comens
Fide Oeng
Maica
Bados
Guians
Oe Islands
Windward Island
Germany
Eee
Europe
Venezuela
Caracas
Cub
Porto Rico
Havana
United
Gulf of Mexico
Rio Grande
England
France
Bureau of Statistics
Biaail
Great Britain
Not Bomb Throwers But Almost as Bad are the Cranks Who Write to Gov Pattison
Harrissoure Feb 27. Governors Pattison desk overrun with letters from cranks and mind readers and oddball petitions. The piece highlights bizarre appeals about counterfeit money triplet premiums hog rights and political sentiment. The governor's staff, notably Humphrey D. Tate, manages cordial replies while translating Polish and Irish letters and sorting lunatic asylum missives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Pattison
Harrissoure
Pattison
Humphrey D. Tate
Executive Department
New York
Pennsylvania
Pegrtaise
Pittsburg
England
Italy
G. A. KR
Robert E. Pattison
Grover Evelan
Grover Cleveland
Lottery Hydra Threatens U S Mail Lottery Trade
The Post Office Department warns the lottery remains a menace as it shifts to Mexico. Sealed letters will hide transactions, while prosecutions may target buyers who mail money for shares. Detectives will test and pursue offenders to curb the scheme. The lottery could resume large scale operations via express shipments to U S agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Mexico
United States
Uncle Sam
Maryne
Union
Great Britain
Braddock Clubhouse Plan Advances With Carnegie Gifts
Andrew Carnegie drives Braddock development with a new clubhouse and gymnasium scheme costing around 63 000 to serve workers and families. The Edgar Thomson Steel Works Cornet Band will gain 40 members and 27 new instruments as Carnegie funds a first class band program and director.
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Andrew Carnegie
Braddock
Seeecat Aekee
Carnegie Co-operative Sration
Carnegie
Co-operative Auvelaiies Ser
Carn Enio
Braddock Avenue
Immed
Eee Cae
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Tork
Tueviay
Floyd J. Scott
Lair
Feni
Edgar Thomson
Howe Ie
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William
Brandenburg
Grant
West Indies
Americas
World
Philadelphia
Holy Kremlin
Moscow
Vatican Armé
Lynn
Asia
Siam
Parliament House
London
Providence
R. L
Tce
Chicago
Roosevelt
God
Man
Acts Hi
Malachi
Luke Xili
Stavarr
Saxony
Qatek
Aslum
Iowa
Drar
Sioux City
Chapultepec
Betty Taylor
Betty
Taylor
Pattizon
Maryland
Boroother
Statetate
New Jersey
Liberty
Pamph
Arrzn Teavert
Paretician
America
Sineane Ee
the Lottery
HYDRA
Mr. Wanamaker
Antron King
Mr. Carnegie
Credit Comp’y
Pittsburg Lamp Company
Vy Cave
Davis
Pittsburg Filter Company
Sandusky