United States Exposition Reported For Paris Display
The long report outlines the United States plan for an exhibit at the Paris Exposition, detailing authorization, funding, and the agencies involved. It notes the goal to showcase American industry and culture, with a commission led by Ferdinand Wy Peck and support from executive departments to prepare and select exhibits.
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United States
Ae and Industries
Mores Feer
Congress
Hamiy
Thema
Ty Mewstee
Dune St. Les
Sericus
Etures
Ferdinand Wy Peck
Chicaey
Ain
Petk
Ava
Handy
Mtr
Beck
Wadi
Buren
Uty
Aeendars Pines
Bovenyve
Steen
Franck
Cation
Doori
France
Gota
Czar's Peace Proposal to Join U S in a Conference
The czar proposes a general reduction of military establishments and calls for a conference to discuss peace measures. The United States expresses readiness to participate, while noting ongoing claims and settlements involving Germany, Russia, and other powers. The message references repayment for Russian ship seizures, a Siam envoy, and Swiss Red Cross mediation efforts amid wartime conduct.
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Neczar
Ain
BS Petersburg
United States
Beck Jans
Malietoe Serpera
Sanam
Bertin
Claims Against Turkey and Arbitration Reforms Across Nations
The newly accredited American envoy to the Ottoman Empire is instructed to press for settlement of indemnity claims for the destruction of American missionary property during Armenian troubles and for recognition of citizenship issues. He aims to resolve disputes over Turkish recognition of U.S. naturalized citizens and the 1869 jurisdictional questions on criminal procedure, while noting translation disputes. The text also covers the arbitration tribunal for the Venezuela Britain boundary, adjusted expulsions for Felipe Scandella, and the American Republics bureau’s growing effectiveness in promoting commerce and information exchange to reduce wartime damages through international law and exemptions for private property at sea.
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United States
Ottoman Parte
Turkey
Hyde
Glne
Thas Ty
Ergereum
Great Britain
Venezusia
Britin Gulana
Venezuela
Fuller
Brewer
Hest
Lerest
Britten
Lord Hetschel
Hichard Collins
Thelfth
M. F. Demartens
Felipe Scandella
Vercnueia
Bureau of
Western Hemisphere
International Initas
Io Rs Board of Management
Wulletin
Inter- Nation Union
Department of Atute
Nation's finances reveal large deficits and gold inflows
Treasury data show fiscal year receipts totaling 820,033,000 with expenditures of 643,368,082 and customs plus internal revenue contributing heavily. Imports fell while free of duty imports dropped. domestic revenues rose. Gold holdings rose from 1895 to 1897, supporting a stronger national credit. Recommendations urge currency reform and a commission to protect health and wartime costs.
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Customs
Internal Revenue
Met Treasury
United States Treasury
United States
U.S
U. S
Sonsioncrest
Brartec
Gabe
Starsix
Extradition Laws Clash Over Mexican Case
Legal dispute centers on the interpretation of extradition provisions between the United States and Mexico. The case involving Jevus Guerrero and a border raid tests whether offenses were political or purely criminal. The Mexican position argues the acts included murder kidnapping and robbery, challenging surrender under treaty terms.
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Mexico
Guartera
United States Duty and Colonial Policy Debated
Fragmented 19th century text discusses changing US relations with Cuba Puerto Rico and the Philippines. It mentions duties to educate and aid colonial subjects, support American merchant ships and defense, and the call for a commission to investigate yellow fever causes and prevention amid Cuban occupation and trade concerns.
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United States
Cria
Porte Rico
Philippines
Frentres
Indme
Aterican
Tomal Wey
Reesu
Mackine
Ipereesed
Gbi
Postal Service and Army Armament Proposals Examined
The article discusses postal service reforms and ground plans for military material and energy supply, detailing recommendations by the secretary of the postwar era. It cites estimates for costs of armor suiting and ordnance transport, and references summaries of population enumeration and pension funding from prior years.
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Peeal Energy
San Gllan
Maclin
Gary Lave
Ernest Ae
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Sarlusier
Orient
Aay le Onegin
Pendien Colleges
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