Treasury report outlines 1661 revenues and expenditures
Washington December 6 The annual Treasury Secretary report summarizes fiscal 1661 with revenues of 360 782 293 67 and ordinary expenditures of 260 714 687 67 leaving a surplus of 99 390 004 96. It details bond redemptions, sinking fund allocations, and notes on silver coinage policy and customs revenue trends.
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Secretey of the Treasury
Hon. C. J. Folge
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America
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Wens Eee
Jer Mailibeng
Illustrative Physics and Notable Names in a Fragment
A fragmented excerpt discusses a piston hose analogy for motion and perception, then lists various historical figures and events. It mentions Prof. A Freeman’s wife reviewing manuscripts, Prince Bismarck’s size, H Vanderbilt, Longialion cancer threat, a London furniture sale at 1,250,000, and Garfeld portrait. It also notes Senator Hill of Georgia and Arthur in freight discussions. The text blends science, biography, and scattered news hints.
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Prince Bismarck
H. Vanderbilt
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Benator Hill
Georgia
Vast 150 Carat Rhodes Diamond Emerges in 1880 Kimberley Find
The Rhodes diamond was discovered February 12, 1880 in the Kimberley fields. It weighs 150 carats uncut and split, with table and one edge formed, and is expected to yield about 100 carats as a brilliant. Valuations reached £60,000 in failed bids by London jewelers.
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Barter’ Rhodes
Kimberly
Africa
Porter Rhodes
London
Bireetor
Odes
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