"To the molders recently employed in our brass foundry ..."

Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company

Stamford, 1890.

973 C683 NO.671

Broadside, 3 p. ; 24 cm. x 15 cm.

Law and order in San Francisco; a beginning

San Francisco Chamber of Commerce

San Francisco, 1916.

331.8 SA5L

[6], 41 p. : il., pl. ; quarto.

Report to the President on the anthracite coal strike of May-October, 1902

United States Anthracite Coal Strike Commission.

Government Printing Office, Washington, 1903.

Printed also in "Bulletin of the Department of labor", no. 46, May, 1903. 331 Un34b. Appendices: A. Names of parties and counsel and their statement of the case.--B. Earnings of contract miners and of employees paid by day, week, or month.--C. Breaker starts, hours per day in operation, and equivalent in 10-hour days for each company and colliery.--D. Sizes of mine cars.--E. Cost of leading articles of food in anthracite coal region, 1898 to 1902.--F. Constitution of United Mine workers of America.--G. Replies of presidents of coal companies to letter of John Mitchell of February 14, 1902, requesting a joint conference.--H. Proposed plan for an organization for the execution of trade agreements.--I. Proposed bill providing for compulsory investigation and publicity.--J. Anthracite coal-carrying companies and the affiliated coal-mining companies. An earlier edition of this document (March 18, 1903, 87 p.) contained the report of the commission only.

331.89 AN8

257 p. : map ; octavo.

The strikes: their cost, their cause, their cure

Baird, Henry Carey, 1825-1912 | Baird, Henry Carey, 1825-1912

Philadelphia, 1886.

330 B16 NO.47

[4] p. ; octavo.