President's Message Decried for Lacking Clear Policy
The editorial critiques the President's address as sparse on concrete recommendations for Congress. It singles out omissions on rural delivery railroad theft postal savings and the governance of newly acquired territories while noting emphasis on past war history and calls for stronger leadership. It argues the message avoids decisive guidance on key domestic and imperial issues.
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Congress Session Looms Over Proposals and Monopolies
The article notes the upcoming session of Congress starting in March will tackle the budget and peace with Spain, while lobbyists press for postal, transportation, and sugar interests. It mentions bankers seeking a centralized currency, race for federal offices, and warns voters to watch their representatives closely.
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Bechetart Dawes Report on Currency Reform Debates
The document discusses two key recommendations in a Treasury annal report. First, a mileage bounty to promote merchant shipping and reduce carrying costs. Second, a reform plan for permanent greenback redemption and banknote currency, opposed by Comptroller Dawes and criticized by the Chicago Tribune. It notes Congress faces broad questions including the Philippines and Porto Rico.
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War with Spain prominent in president’s address
The president’s speech outlines the Spanish-American War’s causes and outcomes, praising the army and navy, noting battles from Manila to Santiago, and detailing wartime mobilization, diplomacy, and postwar plans including defense funding, treaties, and reforms. It highlights heroism, civilian resilience, and faith in divine guidance as the nation united.
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Condition of banks shows record deposits and resources
Dawes reports for year ending October 31 indicate national banks expanded deposits and total resources despite fewer banks in operation. Resources surpassed 5 1/2 billion twice, with higher government securities on deposit and increases in loans, discounts, and other items. An Oakland earthquake and Confederate monument unveilings are noted in brief gaps.
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