United States economic and Indian policy report 1878
The document outlines national commerce efforts, Indian Affairs actions, timber and agricultural policies, educational progress, and requests for congressional authorization. It covers justice court staffing, Indian reservations, mounted police ideas, land management, library needs, Smithsonian, Washington riverfront, and District of Columbia concerns with public works and schools funding.
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Hot Springs
Secretary of the Interior
Nathl
Congress
United States
Department of the Tnturlor
Java
Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Commissioner of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Baltimore
Bureau of Education
District OF Columbia
Disret
J. B. Waves
United States Treasury Report Shows Cash and Coin Totals
The report lists total resources in coin and currency from 1870 to 1878, with coin resources rising from 67 million in 1870 to 182 million in 1877 and 880 million in 1878. It notes withholding of payment to the Military Establishment until 1877, retirement of legal tender notes, and silver dollar coinage under the 1878 act with early mint exchanges and ongoing deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gilfillan
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Mintoa
Minta
New York
San Francisco
Giliulin
Internal Revenue Report Shows Tax Receipt Increase and Enforcement
The Commissioner notes a turn from recent declines in Internal Revenue receipts to an uptick in the current fiscal year. He reports wide enforcement success, reduced fraud in distilled spirits, and improved compliance by manufacturers and dealers, with challenges remaining in southern counties and regions with illicit stills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toternal Revenue
Internal Revenue
South
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
North
Carolinia
Georgia
Alabama
Missouri
Arkaneas
Texas
North Carolina
West Tennessee
Arkansas
Interpal- Revenue
Alstricta
United States
Treasury Report Highlights Fractional Currency and Bank Redemptions
The document notes New York and San Francisco nominations, fractional currency issuance and redemption totals, and national bank redemptions. It details amounts redeemed in United States notes, totals since 1874, and the distribution of redemptions by city, with Boston and New York accounting for the majority. It also covers treasury expenses, circulation, and the rise in drafts and checks issued during the year.
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New York
San Francis
Francisco
San Francisco
Ind
United States
Treasury
Boston
WLU
District of Columbia
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Merees
Department OF Justice
Suprema Court
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Indiana
Indian Service
Indian Territory
Kansas
Nebraska
Ifeng
Red Cloud
Secretary of War
Ibis
Tribea
Jodiauk
Boyas
Wampton Normal Agricultural Institute
Congrésa
National
Ze BP Ti
IL Bray
Capitol
Smithbonian Institution
The
Smithsonian
National Museum
Wasilington River
National Capital
Washington Monument
Board of Survey
Georgetown
United States Treasurer’s
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
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