Compilation of the Messages and Papers of the Presidents eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 167 pages of information about Compilation of the Messages and Papers of the Presidents.

Compilation of the Messages and Papers of the Presidents eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 167 pages of information about Compilation of the Messages and Papers of the Presidents.

Aguinaldo: 
  Referred to, 104, 111.

Alabama.—­Population (1900), 1,828,697.

Alaska.—­Population (1900), 62,592. 
  Discussed, 67, 126. 
  Education in, preparation for, recommended, 150. 
  Legislation, recommended, 32, 97. 
  Military Department of, 32. 
  Referred to, 32, 84, 150.

Alexander, Gen. E.P.: 
  Settlement of question between Costa Rica and Nicaragua by, 124.

Algeria.—­Area 184,474 square miles;
  population (1900) about 4,774,042.

Allen Contract Law, amendment of, recommended, 46, 152.

Amelia Island, a seacoast island on the northeast of Florida
  between the mouths of the St. Mary and Nassau rivers.

American Republics, Bureau of: 
  Discussed, 47, 78, 133. 
  Report of, transmitted and discussed, 47.

Annual Messages of President: 
  McKinley, 22, 53, 113. 
  Roosevelt, 315.

Arbitration, International: 
  Attitude of Great Britain and United States discussed, 12, 30, 129. 
  Treaty with Great Britain regarding, discussed, 13, 77.

Argentine Republic.—­Area 1,113,849 square miles;
  population (1900), 4,794,149. 
  Treaty with, discussed, 122.

Arizona Territory.—­Population (1900), 122,212.

Arkansas.—­Population (1900), 1,311,564.

Armenians obtaining citizenship in United States and returning
  to Turkey expelled, discussed, 132.

Army: 
  Commanding officers and men praised by President Roosevelt, 395. 
  Discussed by President—­
    McKinley, 82, 146. 
    Roosevelt, 343, 395. 
  Eulogy on the Army of United States by President Roosevelt,
    won by their gallantry and efficiency in the Cuban and Philippine
    campaigns, 395.

Asia.—­Population estimated in 1900 to be 923,367,000.

Attorney-General, Philander Chase Knox, Pennsylvania, born 1853;
  admitted to the bar 1875;
  present appointment April 5, 1901.

Australia.—­Population (1901), 3,767,443.

Austria-Hungary.—­Population (1900), 45,085,000. 
  Claims of, regarding subjects killed in riot in Pennsylvania, 62. 
  Expulsion of American citizens, 122.

Autonomous Government for Cuba discussed, 334.

B.

Bahama Islands.—­Population (1901), 53,735.

Banks and Banking, special commission to make suggestions
  concerning, recommended, 328.

Banks, National.—­The total number of banks organized under the
    act aggregates 5,820.  Of these several have since become insolvent
    or gone into liquidation, leaving in April, 1902, a total of 4,423
    in operation, with resources aggregating $5,962,135,452, and a
    circulation of $309,781,740 outstanding. 
  Discussed by President McKinley, 25, 55.

Banks, Savings.—­There are now (1902), 1,007 such banks throughout
    this country with deposits aggregating $2,518,599,536.

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