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U.S. Supreme Court building, Washington, D.C. (LOC) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-us-supreme-court-building-washington-dc-loc-55055047.htmlRMD5FY7K–U.S. Supreme Court building, Washington, D.C. (LOC)
Sight-seeing in South America . 232 Sightsceing in South America eight hundred students. It is supported by the federalgovernment. The course in chemistry requires two years; o pharmacy, three; and medicine, six. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/sight-seeing-in-south-america-232-sightsceing-in-south-america-eight-hundred-students-it-is-supported-by-the-federalgovernment-the-course-in-chemistry-requires-two-years-o-pharmacy-three-and-medicine-six-image339377283.htmlRM2AM3Y57–Sight-seeing in South America . 232 Sightsceing in South America eight hundred students. It is supported by the federalgovernment. The course in chemistry requires two years; o pharmacy, three; and medicine, six.
The U.S. Supreme Court Building in Washington, DC Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-the-us-supreme-court-building-in-washington-dc-14791478.htmlRFAJPTWY–The U.S. Supreme Court Building in Washington, DC
Australian national flag. Flag of Australia background. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/australian-national-flag-flag-of-australia-background-image449018701.htmlRF2H2EFX5–Australian national flag. Flag of Australia background.
House of Parliament, Ottawa, ON, about 1878 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-house-of-parliament-ottawa-on-about-1878-54868384.htmlRMD57D54–House of Parliament, Ottawa, ON, about 1878
. The progress of the Empire State a work devoted to the historical, financial, industrial, and literary development of New York. tered. There is concentrated the executive power,which is constantly expanding with the growth and develop-ment of the country, and the inevitable and continualextension of the authority of all branches of the FederalGovernment has had the effect of centering in the nationalcapital the political interests of the country. The ever-improving facilities of intercommunication between Wash-ington and the metropolis have brought about the closerrelations of neighborhood a Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-progress-of-the-empire-state-a-work-devoted-to-the-historical-financial-industrial-and-literary-development-of-new-york-tered-there-is-concentrated-the-executive-powerwhich-is-constantly-expanding-with-the-growth-and-develop-ment-of-the-country-and-the-inevitable-and-continualextension-of-the-authority-of-all-branches-of-the-federalgovernment-has-had-the-effect-of-centering-in-the-nationalcapital-the-political-interests-of-the-country-the-ever-improving-facilities-of-intercommunication-between-wash-ington-and-the-metropolis-have-brought-about-the-closerrelations-of-neighborhood-a-image336888032.htmlRM2AG2G3C–. The progress of the Empire State a work devoted to the historical, financial, industrial, and literary development of New York. tered. There is concentrated the executive power,which is constantly expanding with the growth and develop-ment of the country, and the inevitable and continualextension of the authority of all branches of the FederalGovernment has had the effect of centering in the nationalcapital the political interests of the country. The ever-improving facilities of intercommunication between Wash-ington and the metropolis have brought about the closerrelations of neighborhood a
Parliament buildings, Ottawa (LOC) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-parliament-buildings-ottawa-loc-55026732.htmlRMD5EK4C–Parliament buildings, Ottawa (LOC)
New Jersey as a colony and as a state : one of the original thirteen . s; that the alien and sedition laws were ausurpation by the Federal government of powersnot granted to it; and that the State of Virginiasolemnly declared those laws to be unconstitu-tional. Kentucky took the view that tJie Stateswere one party to the compact and the federalgovernment was the other, and that each partymust be the judge of infractions of the agreementand of the mode and measure of redress. An ap-peal to the other States to adopt these or similarresolutions having been met with refusal, theywere repealed in 1 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/new-jersey-as-a-colony-and-as-a-state-one-of-the-original-thirteen-s-that-the-alien-and-sedition-laws-were-ausurpation-by-the-federal-government-of-powersnot-granted-to-it-and-that-the-state-of-virginiasolemnly-declared-those-laws-to-be-unconstitu-tional-kentucky-took-the-view-that-tjie-stateswere-one-party-to-the-compact-and-the-federalgovernment-was-the-other-and-that-each-partymust-be-the-judge-of-infractions-of-the-agreementand-of-the-mode-and-measure-of-redress-an-ap-peal-to-the-other-states-to-adopt-these-or-similarresolutions-having-been-met-with-refusal-theywere-repealed-in-1-image338263590.htmlRM2AJ96JE–New Jersey as a colony and as a state : one of the original thirteen . s; that the alien and sedition laws were ausurpation by the Federal government of powersnot granted to it; and that the State of Virginiasolemnly declared those laws to be unconstitu-tional. Kentucky took the view that tJie Stateswere one party to the compact and the federalgovernment was the other, and that each partymust be the judge of infractions of the agreementand of the mode and measure of redress. An ap-peal to the other States to adopt these or similarresolutions having been met with refusal, theywere repealed in 1
The making of the American nation; a history for elementary schools . nullification called a convention at Columbia, SouthCarolina, and this convention adopted (November, 1832)the celebrated Ordinance of Nullification. It declared Ordinance ofNullification that the Congress had exceeded its power in enactingprotective tariffs. The tariff act of 1832 was pronounced null and void and not bindingupon South Carolina. It wasordered that no tariff dutiesshould be paid after Febru-ary 1,1833, and if the Federalgovernment should attempt toenforce their payment, SouthCarolina would no longer re-main in Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-making-of-the-american-nation-a-history-for-elementary-schools-nullification-called-a-convention-at-columbia-southcarolina-and-this-convention-adopted-november-1832the-celebrated-ordinance-of-nullification-it-declared-ordinance-ofnullification-that-the-congress-had-exceeded-its-power-in-enactingprotective-tariffs-the-tariff-act-of-1832-was-pronounced-null-and-void-and-not-bindingupon-south-carolina-it-wasordered-that-no-tariff-dutiesshould-be-paid-after-febru-ary-11833-and-if-the-federalgovernment-should-attempt-toenforce-their-payment-southcarolina-would-no-longer-re-main-in-image340002487.htmlRM2AN4CHY–The making of the American nation; a history for elementary schools . nullification called a convention at Columbia, SouthCarolina, and this convention adopted (November, 1832)the celebrated Ordinance of Nullification. It declared Ordinance ofNullification that the Congress had exceeded its power in enactingprotective tariffs. The tariff act of 1832 was pronounced null and void and not bindingupon South Carolina. It wasordered that no tariff dutiesshould be paid after Febru-ary 1,1833, and if the Federalgovernment should attempt toenforce their payment, SouthCarolina would no longer re-main in
A complete history of Texas for schools, colleges and general use . h wasstrictly an issue of Federal politics. This division also existedto some extent throughout the Union. The growth of the greatcorporations, and their combinations in the form of trusts;the accumulation of vast wealth in the hands of a few persons, SECOND PERIOD OF STATEHOOD. 411 by that means and the protective tariff ; the controlHng influenceof these agencies in shaping the financial pohcies of the Federalgovernment ; the growing discontent of the laboring and agricul-tural masses, especially in the West and South, cause Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-complete-history-of-texas-for-schools-colleges-and-general-use-h-wasstrictly-an-issue-of-federal-politics-this-division-also-existedto-some-extent-throughout-the-union-the-growth-of-the-greatcorporations-and-their-combinations-in-the-form-of-truststhe-accumulation-of-vast-wealth-in-the-hands-of-a-few-persons-second-period-of-statehood-411-by-that-means-and-the-protective-tariff-the-controlhng-influenceof-these-agencies-in-shaping-the-financial-pohcies-of-the-federalgovernment-the-growing-discontent-of-the-laboring-and-agricul-tural-masses-especially-in-the-west-and-south-cause-image339953257.htmlRM2AN25RN–A complete history of Texas for schools, colleges and general use . h wasstrictly an issue of Federal politics. This division also existedto some extent throughout the Union. The growth of the greatcorporations, and their combinations in the form of trusts;the accumulation of vast wealth in the hands of a few persons, SECOND PERIOD OF STATEHOOD. 411 by that means and the protective tariff ; the controlHng influenceof these agencies in shaping the financial pohcies of the Federalgovernment ; the growing discontent of the laboring and agricul-tural masses, especially in the West and South, cause
History of the Pilgrims and Puritans, their ancestry and descendants; basis of Americanization . the days of the proud Britonscouplet Others may use the ocean as their road,Only the English make it their abode. After the four na-tions in the BritishIsles, none did betterwork in the settle-ment and develop- ment of Americathan the Dutch,from whom the Pil-grim and Puritanborrowed manyideas and customs.The Americans in !1776 and 1787adopted substanti-ally the principleand procedure ofthe Dutch federalgovernment. To meet possibleopposition from the ., ifKKing, High Church- men Parliament the balth Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/history-of-the-pilgrims-and-puritans-their-ancestry-and-descendants-basis-of-americanization-the-days-of-the-proud-britonscouplet-others-may-use-the-ocean-as-their-roadonly-the-english-make-it-their-abode-after-the-four-na-tions-in-the-britishisles-none-did-betterwork-in-the-settle-ment-and-develop-ment-of-americathan-the-dutchfrom-whom-the-pil-grim-and-puritanborrowed-manyideas-and-customsthe-americans-in-!1776-and-1787adopted-substanti-ally-the-principleand-procedure-ofthe-dutch-federalgovernment-to-meet-possibleopposition-from-the-ifkking-high-church-men-parliament-the-balth-image338140546.htmlRM2AJ3HM2–History of the Pilgrims and Puritans, their ancestry and descendants; basis of Americanization . the days of the proud Britonscouplet Others may use the ocean as their road,Only the English make it their abode. After the four na-tions in the BritishIsles, none did betterwork in the settle-ment and develop- ment of Americathan the Dutch,from whom the Pil-grim and Puritanborrowed manyideas and customs.The Americans in !1776 and 1787adopted substanti-ally the principleand procedure ofthe Dutch federalgovernment. To meet possibleopposition from the ., ifKKing, High Church- men Parliament the balth
University of Massachusetts Board of Trustees records, 1836-2010 . as 953 Dining Hall Floor Cover SubmarginalLand Project 954 COMMITTEE THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE COLLEGE VOTED: That the President be authorized to determine through conference with theChairman of the Commission on Ad-ministration and Finance or by letterto the Attorney General, the attitudeof the State in allowing the FederalGovernment to purchase land withinits borders for purposes other thanpost offices or other similar build-ings. In the discussion preceding this vote, ques-tion was raised as to the attitude of the State Conser Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/university-of-massachusetts-board-of-trustees-records-1836-2010-as-953-dining-hall-floor-cover-submarginalland-project-954-committee-the-massachusetts-state-college-voted-that-the-president-be-authorized-to-determine-through-conference-with-thechairman-of-the-commission-on-ad-ministration-and-finance-or-by-letterto-the-attorney-general-the-attitudeof-the-state-in-allowing-the-federalgovernment-to-purchase-land-withinits-borders-for-purposes-other-thanpost-offices-or-other-similar-build-ings-in-the-discussion-preceding-this-vote-ques-tion-was-raised-as-to-the-attitude-of-the-state-conser-image343317019.htmlRM2AXFCA3–University of Massachusetts Board of Trustees records, 1836-2010 . as 953 Dining Hall Floor Cover SubmarginalLand Project 954 COMMITTEE THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE COLLEGE VOTED: That the President be authorized to determine through conference with theChairman of the Commission on Ad-ministration and Finance or by letterto the Attorney General, the attitudeof the State in allowing the FederalGovernment to purchase land withinits borders for purposes other thanpost offices or other similar build-ings. In the discussion preceding this vote, ques-tion was raised as to the attitude of the State Conser
Class A Hotels . a is well known for its excellent educational facilities.Among the principal institutions are the Conservatory of Music,Normal and Model Schools, Boys College, Collegiate Institute,University, Water Street Convent, and Ladies College. Thepublic-school system is complete and modern. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT As Ottawa is the capital of the Dominion there are a number offine governmental buildings there, which are valued at over$33,000,000. Rideau Hall, which is situated in a handsome park,is the residence of the Governor-General of Canada. The FederalGovernment in Ottawa gives employm Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/class-a-hotels-a-is-well-known-for-its-excellent-educational-facilitiesamong-the-principal-institutions-are-the-conservatory-of-musicnormal-and-model-schools-boys-college-collegiate-instituteuniversity-water-street-convent-and-ladies-college-thepublic-school-system-is-complete-and-modern-federal-government-as-ottawa-is-the-capital-of-the-dominion-there-are-a-number-offine-governmental-buildings-there-which-are-valued-at-over33000000-rideau-hall-which-is-situated-in-a-handsome-parkis-the-residence-of-the-governor-general-of-canada-the-federalgovernment-in-ottawa-gives-employm-image339174626.htmlRM2AKPMKE–Class A Hotels . a is well known for its excellent educational facilities.Among the principal institutions are the Conservatory of Music,Normal and Model Schools, Boys College, Collegiate Institute,University, Water Street Convent, and Ladies College. Thepublic-school system is complete and modern. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT As Ottawa is the capital of the Dominion there are a number offine governmental buildings there, which are valued at over$33,000,000. Rideau Hall, which is situated in a handsome park,is the residence of the Governor-General of Canada. The FederalGovernment in Ottawa gives employm
Southern good roads . When the thirteen American colonies had gainedindependence it was at once appreciated that the ben-eficial result was due to certain federated powers.When the United States were organized as a federatednation under a constitution, that cDustitution particu-larly empowered the new federal government to buildhighways or post roads. As far as I Icnow the generalgovernment has never built a liighway or post roadfor vehicles. Pacific and other railways liave beenhelped, but the constitutional powers of the federalgovernment liave lieen dead as far as oidinary goodroads are con Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/southern-good-roads-when-the-thirteen-american-colonies-had-gainedindependence-it-was-at-once-appreciated-that-the-ben-eficial-result-was-due-to-certain-federated-powerswhen-the-united-states-were-organized-as-a-federatednation-under-a-constitution-that-cdustitution-particu-larly-empowered-the-new-federal-government-to-buildhighways-or-post-roads-as-far-as-i-icnow-the-generalgovernment-has-never-built-a-liighway-or-post-roadfor-vehicles-pacific-and-other-railways-liave-beenhelped-but-the-constitutional-powers-of-the-federalgovernment-liave-lieen-dead-as-far-as-oidinary-goodroads-are-con-image343114504.htmlRM2AX661C–Southern good roads . When the thirteen American colonies had gainedindependence it was at once appreciated that the ben-eficial result was due to certain federated powers.When the United States were organized as a federatednation under a constitution, that cDustitution particu-larly empowered the new federal government to buildhighways or post roads. As far as I Icnow the generalgovernment has never built a liighway or post roadfor vehicles. Pacific and other railways liave beenhelped, but the constitutional powers of the federalgovernment liave lieen dead as far as oidinary goodroads are con
. Our greater country; being a standard history of the United States from the discovery of the American continent to the present time ... the seat of federalgovernment to some point more centralthan New York, and which could be broughtunder the supreme control of Congress. In1790 it was resolved that the seat of govern-ment be fixed at Philadelphia for ten years, andat the end of that time be removed to a newcity to be built on the banks of the Potomac.A federal district, ten miles square, was ob-tained by cession from Virginia and Mary-land, and was placed under the sole controlof the United Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/our-greater-country-being-a-standard-history-of-the-united-states-from-the-discovery-of-the-american-continent-to-the-present-time-the-seat-of-federalgovernment-to-some-point-more-centralthan-new-york-and-which-could-be-broughtunder-the-supreme-control-of-congress-in1790-it-was-resolved-that-the-seat-of-govern-ment-be-fixed-at-philadelphia-for-ten-years-andat-the-end-of-that-time-be-removed-to-a-newcity-to-be-built-on-the-banks-of-the-potomaca-federal-district-ten-miles-square-was-ob-tained-by-cession-from-virginia-and-mary-land-and-was-placed-under-the-sole-controlof-the-united-image336688454.htmlRM2AFNDFJ–. Our greater country; being a standard history of the United States from the discovery of the American continent to the present time ... the seat of federalgovernment to some point more centralthan New York, and which could be broughtunder the supreme control of Congress. In1790 it was resolved that the seat of govern-ment be fixed at Philadelphia for ten years, andat the end of that time be removed to a newcity to be built on the banks of the Potomac.A federal district, ten miles square, was ob-tained by cession from Virginia and Mary-land, and was placed under the sole controlof the United
Manitoba as I saw it, from 1869 to date : with flash-lights on the first Riel Rebellion . ishes were selected, both English andFrench, and were summoned by the ProvisionalGovernment, and they met in Fort Garry. Atsuch a time, and meeting in a hostile camp,very little could be expected; nothing that didnot bear the permissive stamp of Riel. A Commissioner was sent from the FederalGovernment at Ottawa, to Winnipeg, in the per-son of Mr. Donald A. Smith (now Lord Strath-cona), who met with the leading men, both Eng-lish and French, of the Settlement, and Rieland those associated with him, and it Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/manitoba-as-i-saw-it-from-1869-to-date-with-flash-lights-on-the-first-riel-rebellion-ishes-were-selected-both-english-andfrench-and-were-summoned-by-the-provisionalgovernment-and-they-met-in-fort-garry-atsuch-a-time-and-meeting-in-a-hostile-campvery-little-could-be-expected-nothing-that-didnot-bear-the-permissive-stamp-of-riel-a-commissioner-was-sent-from-the-federalgovernment-at-ottawa-to-winnipeg-in-the-per-son-of-mr-donald-a-smith-now-lord-strath-cona-who-met-with-the-leading-men-both-eng-lish-and-french-of-the-settlement-and-rieland-those-associated-with-him-and-it-image340034656.htmlRM2AN5WJT–Manitoba as I saw it, from 1869 to date : with flash-lights on the first Riel Rebellion . ishes were selected, both English andFrench, and were summoned by the ProvisionalGovernment, and they met in Fort Garry. Atsuch a time, and meeting in a hostile camp,very little could be expected; nothing that didnot bear the permissive stamp of Riel. A Commissioner was sent from the FederalGovernment at Ottawa, to Winnipeg, in the per-son of Mr. Donald A. Smith (now Lord Strath-cona), who met with the leading men, both Eng-lish and French, of the Settlement, and Rieland those associated with him, and it
. Review of reviews and world's work. aining nor a foreign secretary, speaking through anambassador trained in business and politics. Secretaries of legation, continues Mr. Lowell,may and ought to be men of training and abilityin handling detail. The chief, however, oughtto be what he usually is,—a man of great re-source, initiative, and wide scope. 218 THE AMERICAN MONTHL Y REVIEW OF REVIEWS. THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT MINING ITS OWN COAL. LITTLE has been publislied in this countryregarding the first attempt of the federalgovernment to develop a source of coal supplyto meet its own needs. T Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/review-of-reviews-and-worlds-work-aining-nor-a-foreign-secretary-speaking-through-anambassador-trained-in-business-and-politics-secretaries-of-legation-continues-mr-lowellmay-and-ought-to-be-men-of-training-and-abilityin-handling-detail-the-chief-however-oughtto-be-what-he-usually-isa-man-of-great-re-source-initiative-and-wide-scope-218-the-american-monthl-y-review-of-reviews-the-united-states-government-mining-its-own-coal-little-has-been-publislied-in-this-countryregarding-the-first-attempt-of-the-federalgovernment-to-develop-a-source-of-coal-supplyto-meet-its-own-needs-t-image336795998.htmlRM2AFXAME–. Review of reviews and world's work. aining nor a foreign secretary, speaking through anambassador trained in business and politics. Secretaries of legation, continues Mr. Lowell,may and ought to be men of training and abilityin handling detail. The chief, however, oughtto be what he usually is,—a man of great re-source, initiative, and wide scope. 218 THE AMERICAN MONTHL Y REVIEW OF REVIEWS. THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT MINING ITS OWN COAL. LITTLE has been publislied in this countryregarding the first attempt of the federalgovernment to develop a source of coal supplyto meet its own needs. T
Manitoba as I saw it, from 1869 to date : with flash-lights on the first Riel Rebellion . ishes were selected, both English andFrench, and were summoned by the ProvisionalGovernment, and they met in Fort Garry. Atsuch a time, and meeting in a hostile camp,very little could be expected; nothing that didnot bear the permissive stamp of Riel. A Commissioner was sent from the FederalGovernment at Ottawa, to Winnipeg, in the per-son of Mr. Donald A. Smith (now Lord Strath-cona), who met with the leading men, both Eng-lish and French, of the Settlement, and Rieland those associated with him, and it Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/manitoba-as-i-saw-it-from-1869-to-date-with-flash-lights-on-the-first-riel-rebellion-ishes-were-selected-both-english-andfrench-and-were-summoned-by-the-provisionalgovernment-and-they-met-in-fort-garry-atsuch-a-time-and-meeting-in-a-hostile-campvery-little-could-be-expected-nothing-that-didnot-bear-the-permissive-stamp-of-riel-a-commissioner-was-sent-from-the-federalgovernment-at-ottawa-to-winnipeg-in-the-per-son-of-mr-donald-a-smith-now-lord-strath-cona-who-met-with-the-leading-men-both-eng-lish-and-french-of-the-settlement-and-rieland-those-associated-with-him-and-it-image340035878.htmlRM2AN5Y6E–Manitoba as I saw it, from 1869 to date : with flash-lights on the first Riel Rebellion . ishes were selected, both English andFrench, and were summoned by the ProvisionalGovernment, and they met in Fort Garry. Atsuch a time, and meeting in a hostile camp,very little could be expected; nothing that didnot bear the permissive stamp of Riel. A Commissioner was sent from the FederalGovernment at Ottawa, to Winnipeg, in the per-son of Mr. Donald A. Smith (now Lord Strath-cona), who met with the leading men, both Eng-lish and French, of the Settlement, and Rieland those associated with him, and it
Sight-seeing in South America . 232 Sightsceing in South America eight hundred students. It is supported by the federalgovernment. The course in chemistry requires two years; o pharmacy, three; and medicine, six.. By Geurge S. Ward A Simple Funeral One of the unusual departments of the school is theCamera de Exposicao da Morgue. Dead bodies arebrought here for identification. The morgue is similar Baliia 233 to the old one in Paris. This is the only institution ofits kind in Brazil. We saw two bodies in the morgue,one a Brazilian who had committed suicide, and the otherthat of an Italian who h Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/sight-seeing-in-south-america-232-sightsceing-in-south-america-eight-hundred-students-it-is-supported-by-the-federalgovernment-the-course-in-chemistry-requires-two-years-o-pharmacy-three-and-medicine-six-by-geurge-s-ward-a-simple-funeral-one-of-the-unusual-departments-of-the-school-is-thecamera-de-exposicao-da-morgue-dead-bodies-arebrought-here-for-identification-the-morgue-is-similar-baliia-233-to-the-old-one-in-paris-this-is-the-only-institution-ofits-kind-in-brazil-we-saw-two-bodies-in-the-morgueone-a-brazilian-who-had-committed-suicide-and-the-otherthat-of-an-italian-who-h-image339376540.htmlRM2AM3X6M–Sight-seeing in South America . 232 Sightsceing in South America eight hundred students. It is supported by the federalgovernment. The course in chemistry requires two years; o pharmacy, three; and medicine, six.. By Geurge S. Ward A Simple Funeral One of the unusual departments of the school is theCamera de Exposicao da Morgue. Dead bodies arebrought here for identification. The morgue is similar Baliia 233 to the old one in Paris. This is the only institution ofits kind in Brazil. We saw two bodies in the morgue,one a Brazilian who had committed suicide, and the otherthat of an Italian who h
Historical review of Chicago and Cook county and selected biographyA.NWaterman ..edand author of Historical review . ried, lives at No. 1209 Wash-ington Boulevard. Colonel James E. Stuart has been in the employ of the federalgovernment almost continuously for forty-six years. In this long period of years is contained a service that for vari--^„ ety and usefulness is rarely, if ever, surpassed. A soldier and officer in the Civil war, also in the Span-ish-American war, and long a beloved officer in the National Guard,a postal clerk, a postoffice inspector for a third of a century, the or-ganizer Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/historical-review-of-chicago-and-cook-county-and-selected-biographyanwaterman-edand-author-of-historical-review-ried-lives-at-no-1209-wash-ington-boulevard-colonel-james-e-stuart-has-been-in-the-employ-of-the-federalgovernment-almost-continuously-for-forty-six-years-in-this-long-period-of-years-is-contained-a-service-that-for-vari-ety-and-usefulness-is-rarely-if-ever-surpassed-a-soldier-and-officer-in-the-civil-war-also-in-the-span-ish-american-war-and-long-a-beloved-officer-in-the-national-guarda-postal-clerk-a-postoffice-inspector-for-a-third-of-a-century-the-or-ganizer-image342702429.htmlRM2AWFCCD–Historical review of Chicago and Cook county and selected biographyA.NWaterman ..edand author of Historical review . ried, lives at No. 1209 Wash-ington Boulevard. Colonel James E. Stuart has been in the employ of the federalgovernment almost continuously for forty-six years. In this long period of years is contained a service that for vari--^„ ety and usefulness is rarely, if ever, surpassed. A soldier and officer in the Civil war, also in the Span-ish-American war, and long a beloved officer in the National Guard,a postal clerk, a postoffice inspector for a third of a century, the or-ganizer
. Latter-day Saint biographical encyclopedia : a compilation of biographical sketches of prominent men and women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. r., andAnna were born in Lehi and John Ralph was born in Syracuse, Utah.Soon after returning from his missionto New Zealand he went to Coloradoas agricultural agent for the FederalGovernment, serving in that capacityin 1917-1920, with headquarters atGlenwood Springs. After returningto Utah he acted as a home missionaryin the Alpine Stake, was president ofthe Lehi Second Ward Y. M. M. I. A.,was ordained a Seventy, July 31, 1921,and Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/latter-day-saint-biographical-encyclopedia-a-compilation-of-biographical-sketches-of-prominent-men-and-women-in-the-church-of-jesus-christ-of-latter-day-saints-r-andanna-were-born-in-lehi-and-john-ralph-was-born-in-syracuse-utahsoon-after-returning-from-his-missionto-new-zealand-he-went-to-coloradoas-agricultural-agent-for-the-federalgovernment-serving-in-that-capacityin-1917-1920-with-headquarters-atglenwood-springs-after-returningto-utah-he-acted-as-a-home-missionaryin-the-alpine-stake-was-president-ofthe-lehi-second-ward-y-m-m-i-awas-ordained-a-seventy-july-31-1921and-image336750617.htmlRM2AFT8RN–. Latter-day Saint biographical encyclopedia : a compilation of biographical sketches of prominent men and women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. r., andAnna were born in Lehi and John Ralph was born in Syracuse, Utah.Soon after returning from his missionto New Zealand he went to Coloradoas agricultural agent for the FederalGovernment, serving in that capacityin 1917-1920, with headquarters atGlenwood Springs. After returningto Utah he acted as a home missionaryin the Alpine Stake, was president ofthe Lehi Second Ward Y. M. M. I. A.,was ordained a Seventy, July 31, 1921,and
. The photographic history of the Civil War : in ten volumes . ketelling blows at American commerce, thennext to the largest on the seas. Activelyopposed to ^lason and Slidell was JohnBigelow, consul at Paris for the FederalGovernment during the war. His eflforts tocircumvent the construction of Confederatecruisers were imtiring and in great measuresuccessful in keeping in check the foreigntendency to encourage the division of theUnited States. At the very outset of thisdiplomatic struggle the Federal Govern-ment narrowly escaped becoming involvedin war with England when Captain CharlesWilkes, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-photographic-history-of-the-civil-war-in-ten-volumes-ketelling-blows-at-american-commerce-thennext-to-the-largest-on-the-seas-activelyopposed-to-lason-and-slidell-was-johnbigelow-consul-at-paris-for-the-federalgovernment-during-the-war-his-eflforts-tocircumvent-the-construction-of-confederatecruisers-were-imtiring-and-in-great-measuresuccessful-in-keeping-in-check-the-foreigntendency-to-encourage-the-division-of-theunited-states-at-the-very-outset-of-thisdiplomatic-struggle-the-federal-govern-ment-narrowly-escaped-becoming-involvedin-war-with-england-when-captain-charleswilkes-image371653174.htmlRM2CGJ7BJ–. The photographic history of the Civil War : in ten volumes . ketelling blows at American commerce, thennext to the largest on the seas. Activelyopposed to ^lason and Slidell was JohnBigelow, consul at Paris for the FederalGovernment during the war. His eflforts tocircumvent the construction of Confederatecruisers were imtiring and in great measuresuccessful in keeping in check the foreigntendency to encourage the division of theUnited States. At the very outset of thisdiplomatic struggle the Federal Govern-ment narrowly escaped becoming involvedin war with England when Captain CharlesWilkes,
. Electric railway journal . all the nations engaged in it the overwhelming im-portance of science and technology to national welfare.The resolution follows: Resolved, by the American Federation of Labor in con-vention assembled, that a broad program of scientific andtechnical research is of major importance to the nationalwelfare and should be fostered in every way by the federalgovernment, and that the activities of the government itselfin such research should be adequately and generously sup-ported in order that the work may be greatly strengthenedand extended; and the secretary of the Fede Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/electric-railway-journal-all-the-nations-engaged-in-it-the-overwhelming-im-portance-of-science-and-technology-to-national-welfarethe-resolution-follows-resolved-by-the-american-federation-of-labor-in-con-vention-assembled-that-a-broad-program-of-scientific-andtechnical-research-is-of-major-importance-to-the-nationalwelfare-and-should-be-fostered-in-every-way-by-the-federalgovernment-and-that-the-activities-of-the-government-itselfin-such-research-should-be-adequately-and-generously-sup-ported-in-order-that-the-work-may-be-greatly-strengthenedand-extended-and-the-secretary-of-the-fede-image371810523.htmlRM2CGWC37–. Electric railway journal . all the nations engaged in it the overwhelming im-portance of science and technology to national welfare.The resolution follows: Resolved, by the American Federation of Labor in con-vention assembled, that a broad program of scientific andtechnical research is of major importance to the nationalwelfare and should be fostered in every way by the federalgovernment, and that the activities of the government itselfin such research should be adequately and generously sup-ported in order that the work may be greatly strengthenedand extended; and the secretary of the Fede
. The photographic history of the Civil War : thousands of scenes photographed 1861-65, with text by many special authorities . Slidell was JohnBigelow, consul at Paris for the FederalGovernment during the war. His efforts tocircumvent the construction of Confederatecruisers were untiring and in great measure successful in keeping in check the foreigntendency to encourage the division of theUnited States. At the very outset of thisdiplomatic struggle the Federal Govern-ment narrowly escaped becoming involvedin war with England when Captain CharlesAVilkes, in the San .Jacinto, seized Masonand S Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-photographic-history-of-the-civil-war-thousands-of-scenes-photographed-1861-65-with-text-by-many-special-authorities-slidell-was-johnbigelow-consul-at-paris-for-the-federalgovernment-during-the-war-his-efforts-tocircumvent-the-construction-of-confederatecruisers-were-untiring-and-in-great-measure-successful-in-keeping-in-check-the-foreigntendency-to-encourage-the-division-of-theunited-states-at-the-very-outset-of-thisdiplomatic-struggle-the-federal-govern-ment-narrowly-escaped-becoming-involvedin-war-with-england-when-captain-charlesavilkes-in-the-san-jacinto-seized-masonand-s-image371664079.htmlRM2CGJN93–. The photographic history of the Civil War : thousands of scenes photographed 1861-65, with text by many special authorities . Slidell was JohnBigelow, consul at Paris for the FederalGovernment during the war. His efforts tocircumvent the construction of Confederatecruisers were untiring and in great measure successful in keeping in check the foreigntendency to encourage the division of theUnited States. At the very outset of thisdiplomatic struggle the Federal Govern-ment narrowly escaped becoming involvedin war with England when Captain CharlesAVilkes, in the San .Jacinto, seized Masonand S
. The rebel's daughter; a story of love, politics, and war . he people of this country are so lost to commonsense and to common decency, as to undertake to coerce eitherSouth Carolina or any other State to remain in the Union, afterthe constitution that bound them has been violated. It is notthe South, — it is the North that has broken the bond. Theseceded States have but technically named what the Federalgovernment had in reality already done. I strongly hope, —I am satisfied, that there will be no war; but if a war comes, itwill be provoked by the North, — not by the South. There, Colonel Ma Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-rebels-daughter-a-story-of-love-politics-and-war-he-people-of-this-country-are-so-lost-to-commonsense-and-to-common-decency-as-to-undertake-to-coerce-eithersouth-carolina-or-any-other-state-to-remain-in-the-union-afterthe-constitution-that-bound-them-has-been-violated-it-is-notthe-south-it-is-the-north-that-has-broken-the-bond-theseceded-states-have-but-technically-named-what-the-federalgovernment-had-in-reality-already-done-i-strongly-hope-i-am-satisfied-that-there-will-be-no-war-but-if-a-war-comes-itwill-be-provoked-by-the-north-not-by-the-south-there-colonel-ma-image369666855.htmlRM2CDBNRK–. The rebel's daughter; a story of love, politics, and war . he people of this country are so lost to commonsense and to common decency, as to undertake to coerce eitherSouth Carolina or any other State to remain in the Union, afterthe constitution that bound them has been violated. It is notthe South, — it is the North that has broken the bond. Theseceded States have but technically named what the Federalgovernment had in reality already done. I strongly hope, —I am satisfied, that there will be no war; but if a war comes, itwill be provoked by the North, — not by the South. There, Colonel Ma
. Scraps from the prison table, at Camp Chase and Johnson's Island . e, let the youth of the South know, that it iswritten, to hide the cruelties, practiced by our enemiesupon Confederate prisoners. In every large prison at tlie North, cruelty wassystematically practiced for the purpose of forcing prison-ers to take the oath of allegiance to the Federalgovernment, or, in case of their refusal, of enfeeblingtheir health to such an extent as to rendei them unfit formilitary service, on their return to the South. Thetreatment of some of the prisoners was so severe, thatwhen they were taken from t Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/scraps-from-the-prison-table-at-camp-chase-and-johnsons-island-e-let-the-youth-of-the-south-know-that-it-iswritten-to-hide-the-cruelties-practiced-by-our-enemiesupon-confederate-prisoners-in-every-large-prison-at-tlie-north-cruelty-wassystematically-practiced-for-the-purpose-of-forcing-prison-ers-to-take-the-oath-of-allegiance-to-the-federalgovernment-or-in-case-of-their-refusal-of-enfeeblingtheir-health-to-such-an-extent-as-to-rendei-them-unfit-formilitary-service-on-their-return-to-the-south-thetreatment-of-some-of-the-prisoners-was-so-severe-thatwhen-they-were-taken-from-t-image371713097.htmlRM2CGMYRN–. Scraps from the prison table, at Camp Chase and Johnson's Island . e, let the youth of the South know, that it iswritten, to hide the cruelties, practiced by our enemiesupon Confederate prisoners. In every large prison at tlie North, cruelty wassystematically practiced for the purpose of forcing prison-ers to take the oath of allegiance to the Federalgovernment, or, in case of their refusal, of enfeeblingtheir health to such an extent as to rendei them unfit formilitary service, on their return to the South. Thetreatment of some of the prisoners was so severe, thatwhen they were taken from t
. The photographic history of the Civil War : in ten volumes . OFFICE OF U. S. REPAIR SHOPS GOVERNMENT TRIMMING SHOP GOVERNMENT PAINT SHOP. OUTSIDE THE REPAIR SHOP: BLACKSMITH EMPLOYEES WHEELWRIGHT SHOP During the progress of the war, repairshops were established by the FederalGovernment at various points inside itslines, including Washington, Cincinnati,St. Louis, Louisville, Kentucky, and Nash-ville, Tennessee. The Washington shopsabove pictured were among the largest oftheir kind. The huge buildings were usedfor the purpose of repairing army wagons, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-photographic-history-of-the-civil-war-in-ten-volumes-office-of-u-s-repair-shops-government-trimming-shop-government-paint-shop-outside-the-repair-shop-blacksmith-employees-wheelwright-shop-during-the-progress-of-the-war-repairshops-were-established-by-the-federalgovernment-at-various-points-inside-itslines-including-washington-cincinnatist-louis-louisville-kentucky-and-nash-ville-tennessee-the-washington-shopsabove-pictured-were-among-the-largest-oftheir-kind-the-huge-buildings-were-usedfor-the-purpose-of-repairing-army-wagons-image371700870.htmlRM2CGMC72–. The photographic history of the Civil War : in ten volumes . OFFICE OF U. S. REPAIR SHOPS GOVERNMENT TRIMMING SHOP GOVERNMENT PAINT SHOP. OUTSIDE THE REPAIR SHOP: BLACKSMITH EMPLOYEES WHEELWRIGHT SHOP During the progress of the war, repairshops were established by the FederalGovernment at various points inside itslines, including Washington, Cincinnati,St. Louis, Louisville, Kentucky, and Nash-ville, Tennessee. The Washington shopsabove pictured were among the largest oftheir kind. The huge buildings were usedfor the purpose of repairing army wagons,
. Sequelle 1922 . ds of the FederalGovernment, the town of New Bethlehem and several school dis-tricts—which is true indication of the high character and the wisdomof its management. Our Facilities Are Always at Your Disposal FIRST NATIONAL BANK NEW BETHLEHEM, PA.Capital, Surplus and Profits over $200,000 The Same Service is for you, too ! Hundreds of thousands of our successful men and women—business menfarmers, mechanics, parents, teachers, writers, clergymen, law^yers, advertisingmen, librarians, all are being served by Websters NEW INTERNATIONAL Dictionary The Merriam-Webster This host of Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/sequelle-1922-ds-of-the-federalgovernment-the-town-of-new-bethlehem-and-several-school-dis-trictswhich-is-true-indication-of-the-high-character-and-the-wisdomof-its-management-our-facilities-are-always-at-your-disposal-first-national-bank-new-bethlehem-pacapital-surplus-and-profits-over-200000-the-same-service-is-for-you-too-!-hundreds-of-thousands-of-our-successful-men-and-womenbusiness-menfarmers-mechanics-parents-teachers-writers-clergymen-lawyers-advertisingmen-librarians-all-are-being-served-by-websters-new-international-dictionary-the-merriam-webster-this-host-of-image369712656.htmlRM2CDDT7C–. Sequelle 1922 . ds of the FederalGovernment, the town of New Bethlehem and several school dis-tricts—which is true indication of the high character and the wisdomof its management. Our Facilities Are Always at Your Disposal FIRST NATIONAL BANK NEW BETHLEHEM, PA.Capital, Surplus and Profits over $200,000 The Same Service is for you, too ! Hundreds of thousands of our successful men and women—business menfarmers, mechanics, parents, teachers, writers, clergymen, law^yers, advertisingmen, librarians, all are being served by Websters NEW INTERNATIONAL Dictionary The Merriam-Webster This host of
. Philadelphia and its environs . NEW JERSEY BUILDING. 92 PHILADELPHIA AND ITS ENVIRONS.. NEW YORK BUILDING. ground none too much. The building, business-like and capable-looking, was erected in astyle and with a degree of economy creditable to the officers of the board selected from theDepartments of War, Agriculture, the Treasury, Navy, Interior, and Post-Office, and from theSmithsonian Institution. Appended to it are smaller structures for the illustration of hospitaland laboratory work. In the rearof the lordly palace of the Federalgovernment stand the humbler tene-ments of the States. A l Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/philadelphia-and-its-environs-new-jersey-building-92-philadelphia-and-its-environs-new-york-building-ground-none-too-much-the-building-business-like-and-capable-looking-was-erected-in-astyle-and-with-a-degree-of-economy-creditable-to-the-officers-of-the-board-selected-from-thedepartments-of-war-agriculture-the-treasury-navy-interior-and-post-office-and-from-thesmithsonian-institution-appended-to-it-are-smaller-structures-for-the-illustration-of-hospitaland-laboratory-work-in-the-rearof-the-lordly-palace-of-the-federalgovernment-stand-the-humbler-tene-ments-of-the-states-a-l-image370142872.htmlRM2CE5D08–. Philadelphia and its environs . NEW JERSEY BUILDING. 92 PHILADELPHIA AND ITS ENVIRONS.. NEW YORK BUILDING. ground none too much. The building, business-like and capable-looking, was erected in astyle and with a degree of economy creditable to the officers of the board selected from theDepartments of War, Agriculture, the Treasury, Navy, Interior, and Post-Office, and from theSmithsonian Institution. Appended to it are smaller structures for the illustration of hospitaland laboratory work. In the rearof the lordly palace of the Federalgovernment stand the humbler tene-ments of the States. A l
. The White Mountains of New Hampshire : in the heart of the nation's playground . The Old Toll Gate, Glen, N. H.. Israel River, Cherry Mountain which the timber has been removed. Some of this has been badlydamaged by forest fires. The preservation of forest conditions haslong been regarded as absolutely necessary, not only by the FederalGovernment but by the State and local organizations interested in pre-serving the picturescme woods for which the region is noted. If unpro-tected from fire and careless timber cutting, it would soon lose much ofits attractiveness, and the disastrous effects o Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-white-mountains-of-new-hampshire-in-the-heart-of-the-nations-playground-the-old-toll-gate-glen-n-h-israel-river-cherry-mountain-which-the-timber-has-been-removed-some-of-this-has-been-badlydamaged-by-forest-fires-the-preservation-of-forest-conditions-haslong-been-regarded-as-absolutely-necessary-not-only-by-the-federalgovernment-but-by-the-state-and-local-organizations-interested-in-pre-serving-the-picturescme-woods-for-which-the-region-is-noted-if-unpro-tected-from-fire-and-careless-timber-cutting-it-would-soon-lose-much-ofits-attractiveness-and-the-disastrous-effects-o-image371970273.htmlRM2CH4KTH–. The White Mountains of New Hampshire : in the heart of the nation's playground . The Old Toll Gate, Glen, N. H.. Israel River, Cherry Mountain which the timber has been removed. Some of this has been badlydamaged by forest fires. The preservation of forest conditions haslong been regarded as absolutely necessary, not only by the FederalGovernment but by the State and local organizations interested in pre-serving the picturescme woods for which the region is noted. If unpro-tected from fire and careless timber cutting, it would soon lose much ofits attractiveness, and the disastrous effects o
. Minutes U.C.V . will create great issues whoseproper solving will determine the final question of populargovernment. The true relation of the Slates to tie- FederalGovernment under the Constitution is yet to be fixed moredefinitely. The position which these Southern States in theirrelation to and comparison with the older States of the Fnion,the place occupied by the South in vwvy department of humanprogress, will depend upon the characteristics, the habits, theindustry and (he genius and the patriotism of these sons of vet-erans. Your fathers will have left you alone. Already .MatthewMaury, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/minutes-ucv-will-create-great-issues-whoseproper-solving-will-determine-the-final-question-of-populargovernment-the-true-relation-of-the-slates-to-tie-federalgovernment-under-the-constitution-is-yet-to-be-fixed-moredefinitely-the-position-which-these-southern-states-in-theirrelation-to-and-comparison-with-the-older-states-of-the-fnionthe-place-occupied-by-the-south-in-vwvy-department-of-humanprogress-will-depend-upon-the-characteristics-the-habits-theindustry-and-he-genius-and-the-patriotism-of-these-sons-of-vet-erans-your-fathers-will-have-left-you-alone-already-matthewmaury-image372691736.htmlRM2CJ9G34–. Minutes U.C.V . will create great issues whoseproper solving will determine the final question of populargovernment. The true relation of the Slates to tie- FederalGovernment under the Constitution is yet to be fixed moredefinitely. The position which these Southern States in theirrelation to and comparison with the older States of the Fnion,the place occupied by the South in vwvy department of humanprogress, will depend upon the characteristics, the habits, theindustry and (he genius and the patriotism of these sons of vet-erans. Your fathers will have left you alone. Already .MatthewMaury,
. The photographic history of the Civil War : in ten volumes . OUTSIDE THE REPAIR SHOP: BLACKSMITH EMPLOYEES WHEELWRIGHT SHOP During the progress of the war, repairshops were established by the FederalGovernment at various points inside itslines, including Washington, Cincinnati,St. Louis, Louisville, Kentucky, and Nash-ville, Tennessee. The Washington shopsabove pictured were among the largest oftheir kind. The huge buildings were usedfor the purpose of repairing army wagons,. artillery wagons, ambulances, caissons,and every kind of vehicle used by theGovernment for transportation. Themateria Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-photographic-history-of-the-civil-war-in-ten-volumes-outside-the-repair-shop-blacksmith-employees-wheelwright-shop-during-the-progress-of-the-war-repairshops-were-established-by-the-federalgovernment-at-various-points-inside-itslines-including-washington-cincinnatist-louis-louisville-kentucky-and-nash-ville-tennessee-the-washington-shopsabove-pictured-were-among-the-largest-oftheir-kind-the-huge-buildings-were-usedfor-the-purpose-of-repairing-army-wagons-artillery-wagons-ambulances-caissonsand-every-kind-of-vehicle-used-by-thegovernment-for-transportation-themateria-image371700714.htmlRM2CGMC1E–. The photographic history of the Civil War : in ten volumes . OUTSIDE THE REPAIR SHOP: BLACKSMITH EMPLOYEES WHEELWRIGHT SHOP During the progress of the war, repairshops were established by the FederalGovernment at various points inside itslines, including Washington, Cincinnati,St. Louis, Louisville, Kentucky, and Nash-ville, Tennessee. The Washington shopsabove pictured were among the largest oftheir kind. The huge buildings were usedfor the purpose of repairing army wagons,. artillery wagons, ambulances, caissons,and every kind of vehicle used by theGovernment for transportation. Themateria
. The photographic history of the Civil War : in ten volumes . eral Howell Cobb, on February 23d,and an agreement, except upon the point of delivery at the frontier of their own country, was reached for the deliveryof all prisoners, the excess to be on parole. At a subsequentmeeting, General Wool announced that his instructions hadbeen changed and that he could exchange man for man only.This offer was refused by General Cobb, who charged that thereason for the unwillingness to complete the agreement was thecapture of Forts Henry and Donelson, which gave the FederalGovernment an excess of priso Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-photographic-history-of-the-civil-war-in-ten-volumes-eral-howell-cobb-on-february-23dand-an-agreement-except-upon-the-point-of-delivery-at-the-frontier-of-their-own-country-was-reached-for-the-deliveryof-all-prisoners-the-excess-to-be-on-parole-at-a-subsequentmeeting-general-wool-announced-that-his-instructions-hadbeen-changed-and-that-he-could-exchange-man-for-man-onlythis-offer-was-refused-by-general-cobb-who-charged-that-thereason-for-the-unwillingness-to-complete-the-agreement-was-thecapture-of-forts-henry-and-donelson-which-gave-the-federalgovernment-an-excess-of-priso-image371681266.htmlRM2CGKF6X–. The photographic history of the Civil War : in ten volumes . eral Howell Cobb, on February 23d,and an agreement, except upon the point of delivery at the frontier of their own country, was reached for the deliveryof all prisoners, the excess to be on parole. At a subsequentmeeting, General Wool announced that his instructions hadbeen changed and that he could exchange man for man only.This offer was refused by General Cobb, who charged that thereason for the unwillingness to complete the agreement was thecapture of Forts Henry and Donelson, which gave the FederalGovernment an excess of priso
. After earthquake and fire . d the condoning of dishon-est contractors. On the other hand, the structures erected by the FederalGovernment have proved their stability and the fact that theywere in some cases provided with an artesian water supplyalso indicates a rare good sense. To these factors the com-munity owes the inestimable good fortune of still possessinga post-office and a mint that can play their necessary part inclearing the confusion of business caused by the recent catas-trophe. But there are many other buildings that exemplifythe results of good work well done. Most of the tall Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/after-earthquake-and-fire-d-the-condoning-of-dishon-est-contractors-on-the-other-hand-the-structures-erected-by-the-federalgovernment-have-proved-their-stability-and-the-fact-that-theywere-in-some-cases-provided-with-an-artesian-water-supplyalso-indicates-a-rare-good-sense-to-these-factors-the-com-munity-owes-the-inestimable-good-fortune-of-still-possessinga-post-office-and-a-mint-that-can-play-their-necessary-part-inclearing-the-confusion-of-business-caused-by-the-recent-catas-trophe-but-there-are-many-other-buildings-that-exemplifythe-results-of-good-work-well-done-most-of-the-tall-image371635801.htmlRM2CGHD75–. After earthquake and fire . d the condoning of dishon-est contractors. On the other hand, the structures erected by the FederalGovernment have proved their stability and the fact that theywere in some cases provided with an artesian water supplyalso indicates a rare good sense. To these factors the com-munity owes the inestimable good fortune of still possessinga post-office and a mint that can play their necessary part inclearing the confusion of business caused by the recent catas-trophe. But there are many other buildings that exemplifythe results of good work well done. Most of the tall
. The Farm-poultry . poultry soaked in water has flared up,and this time so strongly that in niyopinion it is not likely to go down again.I really think that it will not be very longuntil some of the states or the federalgovernment will prohibit the .shipmentin commerce of poultry so treated. 1 donot think there is anything being donehastily, or without mature considerationof the producer, the distributor, and theconsumer. You know this laboratory hasalways acted upon the belief that the wel-fare of the industry and the consumer isso closely allied that the injury of one isinvariably the injur Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-farm-poultry-poultry-soaked-in-water-has-flared-upand-this-time-so-strongly-that-in-niyopinion-it-is-not-likely-to-go-down-againi-really-think-that-it-will-not-be-very-longuntil-some-of-the-states-or-the-federalgovernment-will-prohibit-the-shipmentin-commerce-of-poultry-so-treated-1-donot-think-there-is-anything-being-donehastily-or-without-mature-considerationof-the-producer-the-distributor-and-theconsumer-you-know-this-laboratory-hasalways-acted-upon-the-belief-that-the-wel-fare-of-the-industry-and-the-consumer-isso-closely-allied-that-the-injury-of-one-isinvariably-the-injur-image369980953.htmlRM2CDX2DD–. The Farm-poultry . poultry soaked in water has flared up,and this time so strongly that in niyopinion it is not likely to go down again.I really think that it will not be very longuntil some of the states or the federalgovernment will prohibit the .shipmentin commerce of poultry so treated. 1 donot think there is anything being donehastily, or without mature considerationof the producer, the distributor, and theconsumer. You know this laboratory hasalways acted upon the belief that the wel-fare of the industry and the consumer isso closely allied that the injury of one isinvariably the injur
. The naval history of the Civil War . ain quar-ters in relation to defending those sounds,for the possession of which so much timeand labor had been expended. The object of the Confederates, at thecommencement of the vear 1864, was to roll 484 THE NA YAL HISTORY up victories in every quarter, which wouldhave their effect on the peace party in theNorth, and influence the coming Presiden-tial election. Then, too. their victories,much exaggerated, would sound well abroad,and perhaps bring aid from the English andFrench Governments. It was clearly the duty of the FederalGovernment never to fall b Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-naval-history-of-the-civil-war-ain-quar-ters-in-relation-to-defending-those-soundsfor-the-possession-of-which-so-much-timeand-labor-had-been-expended-the-object-of-the-confederates-at-thecommencement-of-the-vear-1864-was-to-roll-484-the-na-yal-history-up-victories-in-every-quarter-which-wouldhave-their-effect-on-the-peace-party-in-thenorth-and-influence-the-coming-presiden-tial-election-then-too-their-victoriesmuch-exaggerated-would-sound-well-abroadand-perhaps-bring-aid-from-the-english-andfrench-governments-it-was-clearly-the-duty-of-the-federalgovernment-never-to-fall-b-image371683322.htmlRM2CGKHTA–. The naval history of the Civil War . ain quar-ters in relation to defending those sounds,for the possession of which so much timeand labor had been expended. The object of the Confederates, at thecommencement of the vear 1864, was to roll 484 THE NA YAL HISTORY up victories in every quarter, which wouldhave their effect on the peace party in theNorth, and influence the coming Presiden-tial election. Then, too. their victories,much exaggerated, would sound well abroad,and perhaps bring aid from the English andFrench Governments. It was clearly the duty of the FederalGovernment never to fall b
. The photographic history of the Civil War : thousands of scenes photographed 1861-65, with text by many special authorities . OUTSIDE THE REPAIR SHOPS BLACKSMITH EMPLOYEES WHEELWRIGHT SHOP During the progress of the war, repairshops were established by the FederalGovernment at various points inside itslines, including Washington, Cincinnati,St. Louis, Louisville, Kentucky, and Nash-ville, Tennessee. The Washington shopsabove pictured were among the largest oftheir kind. The huge buildings were usedfor the purpose of repairing army wagons,. artillery wagons, ambulances, caissons,and every kin Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-photographic-history-of-the-civil-war-thousands-of-scenes-photographed-1861-65-with-text-by-many-special-authorities-outside-the-repair-shops-blacksmith-employees-wheelwright-shop-during-the-progress-of-the-war-repairshops-were-established-by-the-federalgovernment-at-various-points-inside-itslines-including-washington-cincinnatist-louis-louisville-kentucky-and-nash-ville-tennessee-the-washington-shopsabove-pictured-were-among-the-largest-oftheir-kind-the-huge-buildings-were-usedfor-the-purpose-of-repairing-army-wagons-artillery-wagons-ambulances-caissonsand-every-kin-image371704359.htmlRM2CGMGKK–. The photographic history of the Civil War : thousands of scenes photographed 1861-65, with text by many special authorities . OUTSIDE THE REPAIR SHOPS BLACKSMITH EMPLOYEES WHEELWRIGHT SHOP During the progress of the war, repairshops were established by the FederalGovernment at various points inside itslines, including Washington, Cincinnati,St. Louis, Louisville, Kentucky, and Nash-ville, Tennessee. The Washington shopsabove pictured were among the largest oftheir kind. The huge buildings were usedfor the purpose of repairing army wagons,. artillery wagons, ambulances, caissons,and every kin
. Roose's companion and guide to Washington and vicinity . THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. VJ0 American citizen should remain contentedly ignorant of-L^l the history of the District of Columbia, and of the eventswhich led to its selection for the permanent seat of the FederalGovernment. The Continental Congress opened its first session in Philadel-phia, Pa., Sept. 5, 1774, and the succeeding year it also met inthat city. For several seasons the fortune of war caused itsmigration from place to place. In Dec. 20, 1776, it met in Bal-timore ; but again, March 4, 1777, it met in Philadelphia. InSept. 2 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rooses-companion-and-guide-to-washington-and-vicinity-the-district-of-columbia-vj0-american-citizen-should-remain-contentedly-ignorant-of-ll-the-history-of-the-district-of-columbia-and-of-the-eventswhich-led-to-its-selection-for-the-permanent-seat-of-the-federalgovernment-the-continental-congress-opened-its-first-session-in-philadel-phia-pa-sept-5-1774-and-the-succeeding-year-it-also-met-inthat-city-for-several-seasons-the-fortune-of-war-caused-itsmigration-from-place-to-place-in-dec-20-1776-it-met-in-bal-timore-but-again-march-4-1777-it-met-in-philadelphia-insept-2-image369706952.htmlRM2CDDGYM–. Roose's companion and guide to Washington and vicinity . THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. VJ0 American citizen should remain contentedly ignorant of-L^l the history of the District of Columbia, and of the eventswhich led to its selection for the permanent seat of the FederalGovernment. The Continental Congress opened its first session in Philadel-phia, Pa., Sept. 5, 1774, and the succeeding year it also met inthat city. For several seasons the fortune of war caused itsmigration from place to place. In Dec. 20, 1776, it met in Bal-timore ; but again, March 4, 1777, it met in Philadelphia. InSept. 2
. Chilhowean 1917-18 . Tusculum was two to one against our negative. In a dual debate with Emory and Henry Maryvillewon her first Forensic victory over that College. Thequestion for debate was: Resolved: That the FederalGovernment should own and control all public utilities ofnational importance. The only debate was at Maryvillewhere the home team composed of Glen A. Lloyd andOscar Stanton won an unanimous victory for the affirma-tive. Forensic activities at Maryville are on a better finan-cial basis than ever before. A regular forensic fee ischarged all students at the beginning of each term. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/chilhowean-1917-18-tusculum-was-two-to-one-against-our-negative-in-a-dual-debate-with-emory-and-henry-maryvillewon-her-first-forensic-victory-over-that-college-thequestion-for-debate-was-resolved-that-the-federalgovernment-should-own-and-control-all-public-utilities-ofnational-importance-the-only-debate-was-at-maryvillewhere-the-home-team-composed-of-glen-a-lloyd-andoscar-stanton-won-an-unanimous-victory-for-the-affirma-tive-forensic-activities-at-maryville-are-on-a-better-finan-cial-basis-than-ever-before-a-regular-forensic-fee-ischarged-all-students-at-the-beginning-of-each-term-image370135464.htmlRM2CE53FM–. Chilhowean 1917-18 . Tusculum was two to one against our negative. In a dual debate with Emory and Henry Maryvillewon her first Forensic victory over that College. Thequestion for debate was: Resolved: That the FederalGovernment should own and control all public utilities ofnational importance. The only debate was at Maryvillewhere the home team composed of Glen A. Lloyd andOscar Stanton won an unanimous victory for the affirma-tive. Forensic activities at Maryville are on a better finan-cial basis than ever before. A regular forensic fee ischarged all students at the beginning of each term.
. Biennial report of the Superintendent of Public Instruction of the State of Montana . 90% Indianstudents and 90% tax-exempt res-ervation land it could receive nofunds for construction under Pub-lic Law 815. Amendments arenow pending in Congress to rec-tify this situation by repealing thebase date of 1938-39, and to re-enact Public Law 815, which hasnow expired. With the FederalGovernment owning 36% of allthe land in Montana, it is im-portant to school districts that re-imbursements be made by theFederal Government in lieu oftaxes. With millions of dollars beingspent annually to replace obsol Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/biennial-report-of-the-superintendent-of-public-instruction-of-the-state-of-montana-90-indianstudents-and-90-tax-exempt-res-ervation-land-it-could-receive-nofunds-for-construction-under-pub-lic-law-815-amendments-arenow-pending-in-congress-to-rec-tify-this-situation-by-repealing-thebase-date-of-1938-39-and-to-re-enact-public-law-815-which-hasnow-expired-with-the-federalgovernment-owning-36-of-allthe-land-in-montana-it-is-im-portant-to-school-districts-that-re-imbursements-be-made-by-thefederal-government-in-lieu-oftaxes-with-millions-of-dollars-beingspent-annually-to-replace-obsol-image370147857.htmlRM2CE5KA9–. Biennial report of the Superintendent of Public Instruction of the State of Montana . 90% Indianstudents and 90% tax-exempt res-ervation land it could receive nofunds for construction under Pub-lic Law 815. Amendments arenow pending in Congress to rec-tify this situation by repealing thebase date of 1938-39, and to re-enact Public Law 815, which hasnow expired. With the FederalGovernment owning 36% of allthe land in Montana, it is im-portant to school districts that re-imbursements be made by theFederal Government in lieu oftaxes. With millions of dollars beingspent annually to replace obsol
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. Leslie's history of the greater New York . the FederalGovernment of a uniform (luarantine system on cwery coast andfrontier of the country. But in orthopfedic surgery Dr. Sayre estab-lished an international reputation. In 1S54 he achieved the dis-tinction of being the first American surgeon to perform successfullythe extremely delicate and com])licated operation of the removal ofthe reed of the femur. The fame of his repeated and successful per-formances of this operation spread to Europe. Other original andunique work followed. Visiting Europe in 1871 he found himselfrecognized as the maste Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/leslies-history-of-the-greater-new-york-the-federalgovernment-of-a-uniform-luarantine-system-on-cwery-coast-andfrontier-of-the-country-but-in-orthopfedic-surgery-dr-sayre-estab-lished-an-international-reputation-in-1s54-he-achieved-the-dis-tinction-of-being-the-first-american-surgeon-to-perform-successfullythe-extremely-delicate-and-com-licated-operation-of-the-removal-ofthe-reed-of-the-femur-the-fame-of-his-repeated-and-successful-per-formances-of-this-operation-spread-to-europe-other-original-andunique-work-followed-visiting-europe-in-1871-he-found-himselfrecognized-as-the-maste-image369699137.htmlRM2CDD70H–. Leslie's history of the greater New York . the FederalGovernment of a uniform (luarantine system on cwery coast andfrontier of the country. But in orthopfedic surgery Dr. Sayre estab-lished an international reputation. In 1S54 he achieved the dis-tinction of being the first American surgeon to perform successfullythe extremely delicate and com])licated operation of the removal ofthe reed of the femur. The fame of his repeated and successful per-formances of this operation spread to Europe. Other original andunique work followed. Visiting Europe in 1871 he found himselfrecognized as the maste
. The Ladies' home journal. vedby war. What a small community like Merrill cando, a larger and a richer town can do. WhatWisconsin can accomplish, any state may im-itate. Your state forestry department, yourstate conservation department, your FederalGovernment, both Forest Service and SoilConservation, will tell you how to get started,how to plan, what to plant, and how to carefor and use your War Memorial Forest. Unique among monuments, War MemorialForests are living and growing as thoseboys who died for us would have loved tolive and grow. In spring, wild flowers sweetas girls faces smile up Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-ladies-home-journal-vedby-war-what-a-small-community-like-merrill-cando-a-larger-and-a-richer-town-can-do-whatwisconsin-can-accomplish-any-state-may-im-itate-your-state-forestry-department-yourstate-conservation-department-your-federalgovernment-both-forest-service-and-soilconservation-will-tell-you-how-to-get-startedhow-to-plan-what-to-plant-and-how-to-carefor-and-use-your-war-memorial-forest-unique-among-monuments-war-memorialforests-are-living-and-growing-as-thoseboys-who-died-for-us-would-have-loved-tolive-and-grow-in-spring-wild-flowers-sweetas-girls-faces-smile-up-image370557949.htmlRM2CETACD–. The Ladies' home journal. vedby war. What a small community like Merrill cando, a larger and a richer town can do. WhatWisconsin can accomplish, any state may im-itate. Your state forestry department, yourstate conservation department, your FederalGovernment, both Forest Service and SoilConservation, will tell you how to get started,how to plan, what to plant, and how to carefor and use your War Memorial Forest. Unique among monuments, War MemorialForests are living and growing as thoseboys who died for us would have loved tolive and grow. In spring, wild flowers sweetas girls faces smile up
. The outline of history : being a plain history of life and mankind. ab-lished in 1789 had to fight the seces-sionist efforts of the confederated slave-holding states. We have traced the causesof that great struggle in chapter xxxvii,§ 6 ; its course we cannot relate here, nortell how President Lincoln (born 1809, died1865, president from 1861) rose to greatness,how the republic was cleansed from the stain of slavery, and how the federalgovernment of the union was preserved. For four long years (1861-65) this warswung to and fro, through the rich woodsand over the hills of Virginia betweenWas Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-outline-of-history-being-a-plain-history-of-life-and-mankind-ab-lished-in-1789-had-to-fight-the-seces-sionist-efforts-of-the-confederated-slave-holding-states-we-have-traced-the-causesof-that-great-struggle-in-chapter-xxxvii-6-its-course-we-cannot-relate-here-nortell-how-president-lincoln-born-1809-died1865-president-from-1861-rose-to-greatnesshow-the-republic-was-cleansed-from-the-stain-of-slavery-and-how-the-federalgovernment-of-the-union-was-preserved-for-four-long-years-1861-65-this-warswung-to-and-fro-through-the-rich-woodsand-over-the-hills-of-virginia-betweenwas-image370321201.htmlRM2CEDGD5–. The outline of history : being a plain history of life and mankind. ab-lished in 1789 had to fight the seces-sionist efforts of the confederated slave-holding states. We have traced the causesof that great struggle in chapter xxxvii,§ 6 ; its course we cannot relate here, nortell how President Lincoln (born 1809, died1865, president from 1861) rose to greatness,how the republic was cleansed from the stain of slavery, and how the federalgovernment of the union was preserved. For four long years (1861-65) this warswung to and fro, through the rich woodsand over the hills of Virginia betweenWas
. Hudson & Manhattan tunnels : uniting New York and New Jersey in picture and story. . lunch counter, flower booth, telephone booth, telegraph stand, newspaperkiosk, bootblack stand, and other modern railroad conveniences will be established. Fifty-two elevators afford prompt, comfortable, safe, and easy access to the variousfloors, already rented as offices to some of the largest of our American corpora-tions, among which may be mentioned the American Steel Company, while the FederalGovernment has engaged about an acre of space on the first and second floors for theNew York Post Office as a r Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/hudson-manhattan-tunnels-uniting-new-york-and-new-jersey-in-picture-and-story-lunch-counter-flower-booth-telephone-booth-telegraph-stand-newspaperkiosk-bootblack-stand-and-other-modern-railroad-conveniences-will-be-established-fifty-two-elevators-afford-prompt-comfortable-safe-and-easy-access-to-the-variousfloors-already-rented-as-offices-to-some-of-the-largest-of-our-american-corpora-tions-among-which-may-be-mentioned-the-american-steel-company-while-the-federalgovernment-has-engaged-about-an-acre-of-space-on-the-first-and-second-floors-for-thenew-york-post-office-as-a-r-image375655898.htmlRM2CR4GX2–. Hudson & Manhattan tunnels : uniting New York and New Jersey in picture and story. . lunch counter, flower booth, telephone booth, telegraph stand, newspaperkiosk, bootblack stand, and other modern railroad conveniences will be established. Fifty-two elevators afford prompt, comfortable, safe, and easy access to the variousfloors, already rented as offices to some of the largest of our American corpora-tions, among which may be mentioned the American Steel Company, while the FederalGovernment has engaged about an acre of space on the first and second floors for theNew York Post Office as a r
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. The photographic history of the Civil War : thousands of scenes photographed 1861-65, with text by many special authorities . OFFICE OF U. S. REPAIR SHOPS GIIVERNMENT TRIMMING SHOP GOV1 HNM1 NT PAINT SHI IP * isBB^^ • • 8 .k^^wT- ■ r KifiHR ffe%. OUTSIDE THE REPAIR SHOPS BLACKSMITH EMPLOYEES WHEELWRIGHT SHOP During the progress of the war, repairshops were established by the FederalGovernment at various points inside itslines, including Washington, Cincinnati,St. Louis, Louisville, Kentucky, and Nash-ville, Tennessee. The Washington shopsabove pictured were among the largest oftheir kind. Th Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-photographic-history-of-the-civil-war-thousands-of-scenes-photographed-1861-65-with-text-by-many-special-authorities-office-of-u-s-repair-shops-giivernment-trimming-shop-gov1-hnm1-nt-paint-shi-ip-isbb-8-kwt-r-kifihr-ffe-outside-the-repair-shops-blacksmith-employees-wheelwright-shop-during-the-progress-of-the-war-repairshops-were-established-by-the-federalgovernment-at-various-points-inside-itslines-including-washington-cincinnatist-louis-louisville-kentucky-and-nash-ville-tennessee-the-washington-shopsabove-pictured-were-among-the-largest-oftheir-kind-th-image371704442.htmlRM2CGMGPJ–. The photographic history of the Civil War : thousands of scenes photographed 1861-65, with text by many special authorities . OFFICE OF U. S. REPAIR SHOPS GIIVERNMENT TRIMMING SHOP GOV1 HNM1 NT PAINT SHI IP * isBB^^ • • 8 .k^^wT- ■ r KifiHR ffe%. OUTSIDE THE REPAIR SHOPS BLACKSMITH EMPLOYEES WHEELWRIGHT SHOP During the progress of the war, repairshops were established by the FederalGovernment at various points inside itslines, including Washington, Cincinnati,St. Louis, Louisville, Kentucky, and Nash-ville, Tennessee. The Washington shopsabove pictured were among the largest oftheir kind. Th
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