President Cleveland's Annual Message to Congress Reviewed
The article reviews President Grover Cleveland's annual message to Congress, detailing domestic finances, Treasury figures for 1896, currency and banking proposals, civil service and interstate commerce laws, and domestic concerns. It notes opinions on Cuban affairs and foreign policy, and summarizes economic conditions including deficits, pensions, and agricultural exports. The piece also covers the opening Senate session and reactions to the Cuban question.
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Riverside Hotel Guests and Travel Notes in Reno Report
A jumble of names notes arrivals and stays in Reno including Frank Boskowits, Miss Sullivan of Carson, Chartea and Sawmere from Bishop Creek, J D Goodwin of Quincy, Re Kirmoan of San Francisco, F B Beaire of Sacramento, Coblents of San Francisco, Roland Bass of Janicarile, Jos Richards of Chicago, H A Rendall of San Francisco, H Ly Bolf, W Ty Hanlon, and UH. A Nevada Fire Insurance agent visits. Charley Graham leaves for Salt Lake City. An injured Joe Biewart was transported after a mishap on the morning train and taken to Steamboat for treatment.
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Trenmot Oofin
Carson
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Charley Graham
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J-D. Goodwin
Quincy
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Re Kirmoan
San Francisco
F. B. Beaiele
Sacramento
Riverada
Byl Coblents
Roland Bass
Jancarile
Reno
Jos. Richards
Chicago
A. Rendall
Harry A. Brown
Okland
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