Cleveland's Last Word on Autonomy and Intervention Policy
The article discusses U S and Cuban affairs, arguing for autonomy in Cuba under Spanish rule and weighing intervention options. It stresses the need for a timely, practical policy aligning with American interests and the preservation of property and rights, while considering insurgent factors and international responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Cuba
Apia
Hegent
Spain
Enald
Cubana
Venezuelan Boundary Dispute Moves Toward Arbitration
The boundary question between Great Britain and the United States appears poised for arbitration. Eminent jurists and officials debate treaty terms and procedures. The issue centers on how the treaty governs colonial and territorial claims and enforcement mechanisms.
Abliteation Treaty Progress Report
A brief note on talks between Great Britain and the United States and England toward a general arbitration treaty. Discussions aim at a promise of eventual consummation and broader cooperation, with expectations of further advances in mediation and settlement mechanisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Consular Testing Plan Described in Executed Order
The article outlines a consular testing scheme for applicants to assess fitness. An executive order directs the testing scheme and procedures. It notes substitutions for incumbents and that vacancies arise from death resignation or creation of new offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sephinder
Gand
Protection of Seals Heads in British and US Labor Talks
Report outlines joint concerns over protection of seal heads and hunting in the Arctic. Britain and the United States discuss labor implications, sealing rights, and patrol duties in the Bering Sea region, with commissions and hoped cooperation guiding policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
U.S
Bach
Atl
Séalife
YEAR'S IMMIGRATION UP FROM PRECEDING YEAR
The report shows an immigration rise over the prior year by 84,731. It notes passenger lists, voyage data, and expenditures, with figures on gold and silver exports and overall international trade during the period. The article lists ship arrivals, passenger classifications, and shifts in travel and revenue, reflecting broader economic impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Gursap
Ciauliteet
Aed
FIM
Uae
Hes
Orme Glesil
Smae
Pri BE
Seelik
Ugr
Eiac Ae
Procestae
Hick
Severping
Taos
Beltie
Cash and Bank Totals Across the United States in Year End Report
The report details national bank holdings and currency in circulation for the year ending June. It notes gold and silver values, national bank circulation, deposits, and the status of banks including insolvencies and receiverships. The tally includes sums for deposits, notes issued, and the number of state and national banks active during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uber
Worhl Mitte
Talnta
United States
FAO
Rand
WRN
Lytie Wieteet
Durie
Ap Bates
Nérekary
Seth
Life Saving Service Report on Vessel Wreck Losses
The report notes the small number of lives lost in wrecks within service limits, detailing totals for vessels, crews, and property. It cites $17,292,707 in losses and $3,000,000 in insured value, with 16 total casualties and 1,000s of incidents among ships, crates, and cargo.
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Prom
Giaviinge
Theat Yeetels
Sineen Ul Rho
Shenaly
Ane
Clei
Lyth Ilfe
Revenue Cutter Service
Stearmilseat
Department of War Report on Army Administration and Reforms
The report to the Secretary of War discusses administration changes, suppression of disturbances on the southwest border, and efforts to improve efficiency. It notes the abandonment of Yankee war poaen and concentration of troops, calls for stricter conformance to service needs, and records praise for guards and quarters.
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Ghent
Modern War Preparations and Policy Debate
A historical report discusses postwar military funding, weaponry, and coast defense construction. It notes plans for modern guns, mortars, emplacements, and a militia framework, with calls to expand public and private resources and to resume prison labor under new salary-based systems. It cites Congress and departmental actions shaping defense and penitentiary reforms.
Attorney General Report Moves Fort Leavenworth Penitentiary
The attorney general outlines a reform path for Fort Leavenworth, praising a move toward better governance of the prison. He calls for expanded rebuilding, new construction, and an extended plan to modernize the facility while acknowledging cost constraints and the need to support the southern jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Leavenworth
FES
Germin Federal Pffetate
Mederal
Fort Leavesworth
Preeents & de
Pelinctiarive
United States
Fejeral Lewa
Jocete
Atkins
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Ita Maintenanes
Post Office Report Shows Yearly Revenue and Deficit
The Post Office Department report outlines year ended June 30, 1896, with total receipts around 1,499,208.44 and expenditures about 390,626,296, excluding $1,849,898.15 for credit items. A deficit relative to the prior year and rising second class mail costs are noted, plus proposed reforms including supervision and rate changes to curb waste and improve postal service efficiency. The document references extensive rail and water route usage and the need for legislative action to adjust rates and administration. It also mentions the ongoing Postal Union engagement and preparations for international delegations in Berne.
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Ital
Pavutlc
Fonteinsgrtatia
Debeth
Jase
Mtuktute
Antirs Byte
BA Kipitain
Miki Mater
Geedley
Postal Service
Tt Department
Ence
Postal Canis Ste
Seoila
Tieton
Carreing
Weel
Unis
Chrryine
Lems
Bod Periodiquin
Erie
Mose
Vletter Postane
Msapectar
Nurvelll
Puntal Ct
Willet
Atoll
Pwault
Tereswasy
Kimble Inerstrocht
Eveurt- Labbe
Fostal Union Entertainment
Wheel Postal Union
Waahtietop
Terie
Lisbon
Vienna
Navy reports no speed premium plan amid shipbuilding push
The secretary’s report details ongoing naval work and changes in funding methods, noting that while vessel construction has progressed under the present administration, no speed premiums will be paid. It outlines contractor guidelines, shipyard activity across states, and the broad effort to expand battleship and torpedo boat output, with several ships nearing completion and more under construction.
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Hur
Riga
Asta
Perry Byain
Cutu
Imo
Hincerly Downs
Spain
Pete Velvet
Weber
Thitien
Bndtvteio
Bintan
Knain
Setiot
Kretner
Humiab
Diaclaures
Yaye
Jill
Navy
Ctusiorn
Elisa
Naval Ordsamo
Sontingenbiks
Ur Goverment Navy Yards
Nortoe
Virginia Aid Brook Type
New York
Newport Newn
Philadelpais
Bat Prytiens
Ehuyen Conimacts
Mita Mfed
Matoe Rhode
Yeisi Runnaylva
Urs
Mitzy
I Sposa
Congress of & Supply
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Cleveland
Firat
Tle Gay
Amin
Anil Abelinghes
Ie Bey
Balwad
Coetdore
Marae
Cieally
Cane
United
Byutes
Sinbad
Bomsaine
Farebaar
Pavell
Mieke
Vimesthy
Turner
Drur Amhes Sadin
TVG Tt
Great Britain
Consular Servicer
Treasury Department
Hiss
Willy
Musil
Japan
Withowe
Hood
Renee Ther
Vey
Dottie
Life Saving Service
Department OF War
Fotlerd
Biotesbury
Wise Polly
Simuidl Fressaee
Siessar
Oal
Thierry
Eiis
Kien
Turin
Cundtzirtiam
Ebeson -Hensatrasne
Bowey
Sunners
Fuefertl Marine
Ynbidier
Attorney Generals Report
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