Grover Cleveland's 1893 Message to Congress on Finances and Foreign Affairs
The president reviews foreign relations and the financial crisis, arguing against greenbacks, endorsing arbitration in the Venezuelan dispute, and detailing Britain's Behring Sea issues, Alaska boundary, and Cuba. He notes the need to retire silver and gold issues, supports tariff reform, and urges swift congressional action to restore monetary stability.
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Washington
Congress of the
United States
Congress
Argentine
Argentine Republic
Brazil
Tome
Uhen
United States and
Chilian Claims Commission
Chili
China
Japan
Tien-Tsin
London
British Guinea
Venezuela
Eee
Great Britain
Hawaii
Thurston
Turkey
Armenia
Tregret
Ottonan Empire
Sivas
Secretary of the Treasury
Spain
Treasury
Havig
Oll
Shell
Aisd
Rss
United States Notes
Treasury Notes
Spee
Ila
Ccna
Suils
Growth of the South reports broad industrial expansion
Reports from the past week show steady growth across southern industries with rising cotton mill activity and large iron coal output. New mills and plants arise in North and South Carolina, Virginia, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, Kentucky, Louisiana, Texas, Alabama, and more, while rail and waterworks projects appear in several cities.
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Cubs
United States
Wallace
Colon
New York
Pao Ate
Ameds
United State
Arcade
Rock Hill
S. C
Capital
Gastonia
N. C
Taylorsville
Greensboro
Lynchburg
Brazos & Wichita Irrigation Co
Wichita Falls
Texas
North Wilkesboro
Rome Guano Co
Rome
Virginia Bridge and Iron Co
Roanoke
A. M. Eley Lumber Co
Oakwood
Petersburg
Alvin
Ex-Treasurer Hill Jury Trial To Recover State Funds
The state of Nebraska retrials ex-Treasurer J E Hill and bondsmen in Lincoln to recover 236000 dollars lost in Capitol National Bank failure. This marks the first jury trial in the Nebraska Supreme Court. Hill’s first trial last May lasted about two weeks and cost roughly seven thousand eight hundred fifty dollars.
Spouse of Boston Banker Elopes With Barrister at Forty
Mrs Francis L Higginson wife of Boston banker has left home and family after two weeks Absent also is James Wheatland Smith a young lawyer from the same social circle The couple are linked to a wealthy household with four children in the family
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Great Briwiti
Perthswardly
Mount St. Elias
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Yukon
Alaska
International Commission of Experts
Congresa
Banker Higginson
Francis L. Higginson
Boston
Mass
James Wheatland Smith
Higginson
Silver's Battle and the Silver Question in Democratic Ranks
A long excerpted discussion on the silver question, gold standard debates, and democratic party dissension. It cites Judge Crisp, Governor Stone, and Senator Vest, arguing for remonetization of silver and critiquing Cleveland era monetary policy, with a focus on fiscal policy and Bank and treasury dynamics.
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House
Richardson
Judge Crisp
Missouri
W. J. Stone
Stone
Cleveland
Congress
Flower
Philadelphia
United States
Treasury
Baltimore Sun
Senator Vest
Washinton
Madnera
Senator West
Gold Standard
the Sun
West
Fac
Democratic Party
Facta
Time-Union
Democratic
Russell
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Brice
Campbell
Ohio
Kentucky
Hardin
Fla
Times- Union
Two Spanish Gunboats Stop Norwegian Fruit Steamer
Spanish gunboats intercepted the Norwegian steamer Moringen off Cuba’s north coast, boarding and searching the vessel from Baracoa cargoed with bananas. After a thorough search no contraband was found. the captain received a certificate. A protest was filed over alleged exaggerated reports reaching Havana from Philadelphia.
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Cuba
Moringen
Baracoa
Philadelphia
Capes
Fruiter
Cos
Philadel
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MR. Cleveland
Dar
France
John L Waller
Waller
Tamatave
Madagascar
Hoyas
Paris
Germany
German Empire
Bering Sea
Pean Ee
Behring
Sea
Paris Tribunal of Arbitration
Senate
Passamaquoddy
Prince of Wales
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Great Lakes
Republic of Venezuela
Colorado
Grover Cleveland
Silver
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
Alexander H. Stephens
South
Stephens
H. D. Barrows
Los Angeles
Cal
Tudia
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