United States Budget Highlights and Reform Proposals
The president outlines Treasury concerns over silver dollar storage and legal tax disputes, urges continued suspension of coinage, and calls for court reorganization. Army and Navy needs get attention with examinations for promotions, Indian affairs show progress, and prison reform is urged with federal penitentiaries and convict labor plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
New York
Congress
Secretary OF War
Geronimo
Arizona
Miles
Cook
Port Pickens
Fort Marion
Secretary OF the Navy
Challess
United States
Indians and government policy on guardianship and pensions
The document discusses Indian affairs including tribal control, reservations, and the need for a commission to aid care and assimilation. It notes executive actions removing unlawful fences, pension costs and reforms, patent office activity, and Pacific railroad debt considerations. It advocates federal arbitration for labor disputes and promoting American citizenship and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Territory
Secretary of the Interior
Pension Bureau
Patent Office
Snez
Pacific
United States
Supreme Court of the
Grose
Congress
Dennisin Crae
Civil War Era Policy Debates and Treasury Proposals
The document discusses labor capital harmony, agricultural innovation, and civil service reform, stressing government support for farming, price information, and new production methods. It addresses pleuro pneumonia in cattle, Freedman's Savings failures, and district of Columbia governance, urging congressional action, bridge repairs, liquor laws, and police powers, ending with remarks from GROVER CLEVELAND dated Dec 4, 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Agriculture
Congress
Ita
Limcole
Freedman's Savings and Trust Company
Freedman’s Saving and Trust Company
United States
District of Columbia
Virginia
Potomac
Washington
Grover Cleveland
Washington, D. C
Encouraging to Jones in Lend Money Exchange
Dialogue shows Brown urging Jones to borrow five dollars from a bank across the street, noting lending is the bank's business, while Jones doubts credit due to lack of acquaintance. The piece ends with a quip on owed favors and a quoted exchange from Texas Siftings. It also notes a sailor's comparison of Pacific and Atlantic travel and a Vancouver seal catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ourlay
Brown
Jones
Texas Siftings
New York
Pacific
Atlantic
Witty Quotations and Schoolyard Snatches From A 19th Century Paper
A collage of aphorisms and bits from various papers, highlighting social quirks and humorous exchanges. It collects lines about tempering finery, charity, conversation, etiquette on streetcars, parental obedience, fashion debts, health, and witty banter among couples and servants, with a final burst of Chestnut Bells verses.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Postal Service
Department of Justice
izThey
Indian Service
the Industrial
Oliver Dalrymple
Dakota
Vancouver Island
British Columbia
Kansas
Pittsburgh Post
Chicago Times
Ohio
Michigan
N. Y
Housatonic Track
Vanaan
Conn
Robert Ellin
Hartford Post
Nara
Kamakura
Japan
Albert Assman
Rahway
N. J
Assayme
Vamcouver, B. C
Cedartown
New Haven News
Burlington
Burlington Free Press
Shank
N. Y. Sun
Y. Ledger
Chicago Tribune
Dumley
Saya
Ethel
Livs
Rover
Adeed
Lew Sys
Emo
Resxex Manufacturine Co
Smithield St
Pittsburg
Se's
Tul
Tranth
Stomac Pee Cc. F
Stadicer Proprietor
Front ST
Phindeiphing
Ben Perlay
Cleveland
Hubbard Bros., Publishers
Eas City
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