Treasury report details national banks and currency policy
November 20 report from William Ridgely outlines the annual national bank currency status. It notes resources and liabilities, deposits, and reserves across central and other cities, with analysis of note circulation costs, elasticity issues, and proposals for asset currency and branch banking reforms.
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Saington
Wiliam B Ridgely
Congress
The
United
United States
National
Central Reserve Cities
Newak
Chicago
St Louis
New York City
Fedemption Agency
Department
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
National Bank Redemption Agency
Territory of Hawaii
Honolulu
Wailuku
Maui
M G Mulhall
United Kingdom
Europe
Australia
Canada
Cape Colony
Argentina
Uruguay
Maurice I. Muhleman
Hous
Bankers’ Associations
American Bankers’ Association
New Orleans
Nakes
Army Canteen Reports Strength and Moves in Pacific
Extracts from the Secretary of War annual report detail the U S Army in 1901 1902 including 3253 officers 74984 enlisted men 4 hospital corps 172 volunteer surgeons in the Philippines 813 men in the Porto Rico provisional regiment and the gradual reductions after insurrection ended. It notes reductions to 39806 enlisted strength in the Philippines and discusses regimental continuation for Porto Rico and the role of Philippine scouts in future force planning.
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Wan
Army of the
U’s
Prin- Pines
Offera
Porto Rico
Philippines
Military
Philippine Scouts
Porta Rica Provisional Regiment
Fort Davenworth
Fort Riley
Pekin
Wen
Congress
Porto Rito
Unitedates
Insular Constabulary
Philine
Spital Corps
United States
Forto Rico
SECRETARY ou Hs Wants Canteens for the Army Debauchery
The text reports on army enlistment statistics including racial breakdowns, and notes a sharp drop in the all cause death rate in 1901, with regional comparisons. It then describes Cuban elections under military governance, and discusses the transition from military to civil government in the Philippines, including surrenders of insurgents, the end of guerrilla warfare, and the establishment of civil authority under Congress and the president, while noting issues of cruelty and the control of Moros in the south.
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Philippines
United States
Porto Rico
Cuba
Pacific Islands
China
Sonata
House of Representatives
Palma
Spain
Maivar
Batangas
Tarabas
Luzon
Lukban
Samar
Philippine
Malvar
Balanliga
Ninth Infantry
Vialvar
Lukiban
Guevara
Frederick D Grant
J. F Bell
Aguinaldos
Congress
Senate
Sulu
Mindanao
Palawan
Supreme Court of the
North America
State of Georgia
Peters
National Bank Notes and a Safe Currency Fund Proposal
A historical argument outlines expanding national bank note circulation with uncovered notes up to 60 percent, funded by a reserve and tax. It cites past tax receipts, safety gains, and the potential for automatic contraction via a guarantee fund to protect banks and support farm credit during harvest pressures.
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Mr Fowler
House of Representatives
Hig
Secretary of the Treasury
National Bank
Bonda
Arpenaeae
Cagne
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