United States Congress / Government Reports
Year
1826 -
-1906
To celebrate the 250th anniversary of American Independence, a Selection by the World Economic & Finance Archives (WEFA) that reflects the history of the USA from the original Congress/Government reports on recorded incidents.
- 1826 Robert Brooke, Land Patuxent River, MD, Late War British
- 1831 Trade & The British Colonies
- 1832 Message from President Andrew Jackson - Imports & Exports UK
- 1832 Bank of the United States Est. Sound & Uniform Monetary Union
- 1837 Establishment of a Single Currency by the Bank of the United States
- 1838 Establishment of a National Bank in the city of New York
- 1845 Declaration of Commerce and Navigation of the United States of 1844
- 1853 Reciprocal Trade British North American Colonies
- 1855 Authorize Ocean Mail Route - Japan (Yokohama To San Francisco)
- 1859 US Minister in China (Qing Dynasty) with the Decrees & Regulations
- 1865 Civil War - US Bonds
- 1867 Importance of Commercial Relations with British Provinces (Canada)
- 1870 Aggression On Our Commerce Treaty With Japan
- 1873 Chinese Indemnity Fund Uses Education & Science
- 1874 True Intent & Meaning Union Pacific Railroad Acts
- 1874 American Ship-Building And The China-Mail Service
- 1875 A Bill to Substitute U.S. Notes for Issues of National Banking
- 1875 Steamship Mail Delivery Service San Francisco, China, and Japan
- 1876 United States Gold Silver Dollar Bill Restoration
- 1882 Issue of Gold Certificates, Bank & Currency
- 1884 To Amend The Pacific Railroad Acts Of 1862 & 1864
- 1886 Message from the President of the United States: Treaty With China
- 1887 Printing of Silver Certificates
- 1878 Further Appropriation Completion Barrack Fortress Monroe
- 1882 Sydney, New South Wales, Whaling Chance, British Arctic
- 1894 Report on "Sino-Japanese War" and "Treaty of Shimonoseki"
- 1895 John W. Foster on Peace Negotiations Between China & Japan
- 1900 The Clayton Bulwer Treaty Mr Douglas's View on American Doctrine
- 1900 Commercial & Industrial Conditions Of China & Japan
- 1900 Open Door Policy In China
- 1902 Interoceanic Canal, Panama Route, Isthmian Canal, Owned by the US
- 1904 Retirement of national banknotes in circulation
- 1906 Amendment of Sections 6 & 12 of the Currency Act
- ... and much more...
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