President's Message on Foreign Ties and Finance
The president tells Congress his message covers foreign relations and domestic finances. He notes arbitration in Argentina Brazil boundary, China’s monetary shift, and mob attacks in China. He urges Baltic French treaty arbitration, warns on German trade, and backs Alaska boundary survey and British sealing claims settlement. He defends Monroe doctrine, Hawaii, Samoa, and Cuban neutrality, urges consular reforms, and explains the monetary shift away from silver policy.
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Hood's Pitts vi hrmorony is mentioned with J S Drury a local druggist. The fragment suggests a street or business listing involving Hood and Drury in a historic city directory or advertisement.
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