Grant's 1873curt remarks on Indians land office and amnesty
President Ulysses S Grant addresses Congress on Indian policy urging territorial governance for Indians on reservations, continued civilization efforts, and rights protection. He notes increases in land sales and surveys, pensions, education, and calls for civil service reform, state admission for Colorado, and general amnesty for ex-rebels.
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Indian Territory
Kansas
Arkansas
Rocky Mountains
Patent Office
Secretary of the Interior
Commissioner of Patents
General Land Office
Rassir
Cups
D ‘Elace
Pension “Bureau
Act of Congress of Ebrdery
Congress
Uz. B. Grant
Protocol of 1873 Conference on the Virginina Case
A November 9 1873 meeting at the State Department between Hamilton Fish Scleary and Rear Admiral Bon Joes Pola De Baras Oversea Ministers discusses a definitive agreement on the Virginina case. The accord covers surrender timing salute conduct and potential indemnity disputes, with future reparations and clauses to be settled within two days.
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Department of State
Wabington
Hamilton Fish
Cleary
Bon Joes Pola de Barabes
Zovoy
Pl Dipoten
Spain
Virginins
Pain
United States
Karéhermore
Spat
Sickles
Paris
Adsen
United. ‘States
Jose E Posy
Free banking restraining law report details
The currency report by Hon John Jay discusses free banking and the restraining law of New York act of April 31 1818. It notes provisions allowing banks or bodies corporate to operate until August year end and mentions posted notes and business operations.
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John Jay
Rnok
York
Sathors
Commissionér of Internal “Revenue
a.Uttle
Arehouse
Paneen
Secretary of ‘the Treasury
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
District of Coloubia
Delaware
Dakota
Georgis
Idaho
Indiana
Towa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Messacha
Patie
Mishivan
Sippi
Missouri
Nevada-dt
West Virginia
Cisco
Wyoming
Vermont
Virginia
Ubego
Tousen
Deende Piverskambex
Jone
Piter Tor
Free Banking and National Currency Debate in 1870s Policy
A historical analysis traces the evolution of free banking and the national currency system. It discusses monopoly fears, state and federal notes, redemption practices, and the impact on lenders, borrowers, and economic stability. It notes New York and New England models, Suffolk Bank, and proposed reforms to ensure prompt redemption and currency elasticity.
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National
Congress
Noel
Mbra
Ais Mp
Holon
Senas
State of
New York
United States
New England
Suffolk
Suffolk Bank
Boston
New England ‘States
Suffolk’ Bank
New York State
United’ States
United ‘Beates
Dion
B. Ware
Theobpe
Union
West
Citida
Natesiy
Banka
Zanoals
Xatt
Demarcations and local notes from Knox County history
Fragmentary notes record county events from Weetree to Mishawhkw misprints and community topics. Mentions include the Democrats meeting in Knox County, a Universalist convention in Lafayette, water works for Mishawhkw, Richmond golden wedding, a tragedy near Wabash bridge and a train accident report in cd county, plus school and bank notes.
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Democrats
Knox
Universalista
Lafayette
Mishawhkw
Aia Annin
Louis
Richmond
Spender
McCotl
Wabash
Firat
Nationsl Bank
Ebaniteda Majo Erebu
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Department of Justice
Department OF the
the Land Office
Burba LU
A.de. Pert
Ee Ieee
Teton
Promana Eee
Seard
Euae
Congresser
Civil Board
Missouriuri River
Drodnets
York State
Uatnis
New York City
National Bank
Dee
National Banksiof
AR Ea Gee Ge Commisssioner
Douglass
Hani Girles
Tadeem
Tase -Honke
Senate
Weetree
Indiana’ “Mews
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