Message to Congress on foreign policy and financial crisis
The president’s message to Congress outlines foreign policy concerns with China and Japan, disputes in the Americas, trade and arbitration, plus a detailed account of the U S gold reserve, currency policy, and financial reforms aimed at stabilizing the economy and sustaining specie payments. It emphasizes national honor, arbitration, and the need for tariff and monetary adjustments.
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Jay
Argentine Republic
Heiall
Ufr Vo Tee
Somme
Joke
United States
Chiliat
Sion
Chill Wadlnp
Internet
Tiportanen
China
Japan
Anita
Eales
Eltharas
Cina
Tatow
Ecumipetiog
Orthite
Geremany
United Santee
Ohr
Great Britain
Behring Sen
Thal August
Pas
Britain
Paris Tribunal of Arbitration
Senate
Prince of Wales Island
Mount St Bilas
Mount St Buian
Canada
Great Lakes &F
Cannadian Crutaces Ottes
Great Urbain
Republic
London
Ae Na Ture
Atencio
Busineys
Janary
Coum
IATA
Bogerno
United Simses
Beit
Pebrumrs
Liscowlrve
Mk .Agaly
Ricodine
Secretary of the Treasury
Tasta
Henemnber
Treasury
the United Tatoy
Avorouiael
Pafmans
Fovedi
Raul
Leo Eokt
Viet Howe
Muswer Ln
Settpan
Debate on silver standard and free coinage in US policy
The text debates silver versus gold standards, arguing against free silver coinage and warning of economic turmoil. It references Poland, Poland’s currency parity, and the dangers of shifting to silver amid global standards, urging restraint and stability in monetary policy. It also covers congressional sessions, openings, leadership, and legislative actions on the economy and military service.
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USA
Poland
Wtannemien
Wariter
Mary Mnka
elneHn
Atrens
Dinhwa
Congress
Orton Tina
Ethan
Hef
Rha Nack
Congrie Coull
Columba
Ulretaien
Willie Ayeem
Eredis
Spscek
Julia
Petvale
Enal
Tessoo
Wreh
Uzem
Sarorn Poumie
Gurenltica
Buaneta
Romblag
Siwiy
Union Workmen Strike Ties Up Steam Fitters
About five hundred steam fitters and helpers walked out yesterday after mising a proposed annual contract. Most members of the Enterprise Association of Steam Fitters and Progress Association of Steam Fitters signed on. some firms refused, triggering the strike over limits on job commuting. An Electrical Workers’ union strike is also mentioned, with non union workers barred from Western Electric works.
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Enterprise Association of Steam Fitters
Progress Association of Steam Fitters
Mal
As of Labor
Stelke
Onion No. Sion
Westers Electric Works
Ite
Sou-Union
Cowboys Stage South Leavenworth Robbery At John Vogler Place
In Leavenworth Kansas on December first at night two men Rolly Harvey and Joe and Fred Rickoree rode to John Vogler's southwest Leavenworth residence. In cowboy style they fired seven shots into the house and rifled the money drawer. The clerk was frightened but unharmed and fled as police pursue the suspects. authorities expect capture.
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Noom O
Senate
Winnston
Apeaker
Rosvenor
Thomas J. New
Maing
Sayers
Tex
Cheries
Culberson
Metra
Criep
Grosvenor
Reed
Marsor
Mio
Sarelen
Donse
Republicam Courhs
Alexander M. Dowell
Penseylvania
Clarie
Runwell
Missouri
William J. Glenn
New York
Deareasper
Joseph McElray
Portmaster
Ray
M. Cuudiem
Michigan
Dresidnuts
Loge
Serena
Senator Meter
Kan
Harmon
Rufus W. Peckham
Pridag
HSE
Turkey
WBA
Benator Chandler
N.il
Stiver ‘van Seviant
Pranos
Germany
Slusher i Ware & Fosnlittog
Hug
Semelor
Lesvenworth Fises
Leavenworth, Ken
Rolly Harvey
Joe
Fred Rickoree
John Vogler
Tor
Mot
Purault
Masked train robbers steal $500 then flee on freight train
A masked duo entered the station office and demanded the cashier hold up his hands. An accomplice rifled the sale and money drawer, taking $500 along with the agent’s watch overcoat and hat. They escaped on an Inland freight train and were not yet captured.
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Bandita Moter
Rawness
Bertie
Pawork Guy
Neb
Dee
Willem Newline
Burlington Egent
Wee
Deadly Explosion at Homvee Torpedo Co Magazine
A blast 2 miles south of Burlington, Pa, destroyed the Homvee Torpedo Co magazine, with 1000 nitro glycerine detonating. J Black and others were injured as buildings and property were wrecked, horses killed, and glass shattered. Mississippi River records show severe flooding. The insurgent leader was sentenced after taking up arms against the government.
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Lorian
Deco
Homvee Torpedo Co
Jlutter
Od J. Black
le Botter
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