President's Message Warns on Finance and Immigration
The message urges safeguards for the currency and nation’s credit, calls for cooperation with European powers on exchange, and discusses rail and trade policies. It emphasizes limiting undesirable immigration while welcoming skilled workers and notes investigations into naturalization and fraudulent certificates. The president also references reactions to a New York grand jury report and administrative actions by commerce and labor departments.
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Notierstem Service
York
Bae
Diem Standing
Meare Arthory
Fidee Eer
Lop K. Franhal
Remgens al Pi bin
Thopae Waynes
Secretary of Commerce
Anil Latsor
Netoralizatios Francia
Epeiel
Mb- Sect of Naturalization
Aetorney Beiveral
Jrasiculiacs
Sffaie
Holt
Devon
Ieeeharraent
Fatersl Grand Jury
New York City
Public Land and Anti Trust Enforcement funding urged
A proposal urges Congress to extend an appropriation of five hundred thousand dollars to enforce federal trust and interstate commerce laws. The plan, overseen by the Attorney General, aims to curb land theft, bribery, and postal crimes, with delays and extradition issues noted alongside calls for broader enforcement. The document also details Alaska boundary negotiations and a 1903 mixed tribunal ruling clarifying U S border rights and mining jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taig
Congress
Department of Justice
United States
International Arbitration and the Hague Tribunal discussed
The discourse centers on arbitration as a means to settle disputes between nations, urging submission to the permanent court at The Hague. It highlights recent efforts by Britain, Germany, and Italy, and notes positive effects of such arbitration on peace and international relations.
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St Louis
Sind
Othoer
Eind
Arein
Sarenintry
Travey
Waleed
Miele
Wicatnte Department
Mexico
Union
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Veresucta
Vienna
St. Louie
Caracas
Washington
Venesuela
Turkey
Beirut
France
Ana
Norway
Ver Auekt
Permament Court of Arbitration
the Hague
Hague Tribunal
Anguet Tibanal
Russia
Avetcia
Pratce
Spain
Hession
Netherlands
Sweden
United States
High Court of
Angratuvision
Hague
McKinney
Eupreme Court
Peckham
Relations With China On a More Satisfactory footing
A long article discusses a Shanghai treaty of October 8, expanding commercial access to Chinese ports, easing obstacles to trade, and extending consular rights. It notes new opportunities in Manchuria and for missionaries, with broader aims for Alaska, Philippines, Porto Rico, and rural delivery. It highlights consular service costs, Alaska development, and public land policies.
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Moretary
Uberty
Secretary of the
Ching
Opinian Ap
Tse
Ad Wa
Tystax
South Amserien
Shanghai
China
Manchuria
Mukden
Antung
Yalu
Korea
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Mawati
Hint
Philippines
Porto Rico
Congress
Pilipinas
Reclamation and Forest Policy Progress Report
The article reviews progress in arid lands reclamation under the reclamation act with surveys and planned works in Arizona Nevada and other western states aimed at national economic benefits and home construction. It discusses forest preservation emphasizing water supply protection, forest reserves management and the need for centralized forestry administration. It notes a cotton weevil threat and calls for prompt remedial legislation. It comments on patent policy for foreigners and Indian agents appointment practices, ending with a note to continue on page three.
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Jorid
U Plaos
Arizona
Nevada
Arid West
Tavatvin Upreraiaye
Ter
Uhret
Bureau of Forestry
Thhe
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Tapeak
Lestimiahie Herttjame
Enie
Almine Ee
Jarten
Ie Cong
Gena
Detettel
Alsakan
Hussia
Rusia
Alaska
Portland
Luuivet
Formiers
Thone
Ith Reot
Henry Cabot Lodge
George Turner
Toronto
London
Lord Alverstout
Maini
Wales
Pearse Islands
Portland Canal
Mount St Eins
Bukihe
Anlar Snore
Tribunal 2
Venezuela
Consular Service
Ag Agalast i
Tor
Randal
Louisiana Purchase
Almion
Sitka Westwanl
Coufl
Eer
Judement
Sumi Fae
Emere Wintiee
Tine Amedy F
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Horpan
Hmr
Erineye
Pats
Dwariay
Patel
Melobach
Pmo
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