Addressing Mora and Samoa policy in a weary Senate message
The President discusses the Mora indemnity, Samoa governance under the Berlin treaty, and calls for Congress judgment on withdrawal from foreign engagements. He notes unsettled claims, diplomatic efforts, and the need for term-based adjustments while detailing treasury receipts and military, postal, and naval plans.
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Mora
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Mars
Samoa
Specia
Congress
Upolu
Aana
Tamasese
Atua
Ihe
Apia
Government currency reforms and state bank note scheme
A public official discusses proposed changes to banking and currency policy. The plan would end United States bond deposits beyond 75 percent of bank capital, create a government guarantee fund, establish a safety fund funded by a small tax, and permit rapid note issuance within limits. It also outlines tax provisions, note denominations, bank privileges, and exemptions for state banks under certain conditions.
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Secretary of War
Department of the East
Mississippi
Congress
Department
United States
John M. Schofield
Department of Justice
Attorney General
Supreme Court
Circuit Courts of Appeals
National Board of Health
Secretary of the Treasury
Aio
Government
Treasury
Ite
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