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November 1908, Volume 32, Issue 3
- 164-165 Reviews : Lewis, G. R. The Stannaries: A Study of the English Tin Miner. Pp. 278. Price, $I.50 net. Boston: Houghton, Miffiin & Co., I908
by Raymond V. Phelan - 165-166 Reviews : McCormick, F. The Tragedy of Russia in Pacific Asia. 2 Vols. Pp. xxx, 913. Price, $3.00 each. New York: Outing Publishing Company, I907. COTES, E. Signs and Portents in the Far East. Pp. 308. Price, $2.50. New York: Putnam's Sons, I907
by Paul S. Reinsch - 166-167 Reviews : Shambaugh, Bertha M. H. Amana, The Community of True Inspiration. Pp. 414. Iowa City: The State Historical Society of Iowa, I908
by Carl Kelsey - 167-168 Reviews : Smith, J. H. Our Struggle for the Fourteenth Colony. 2 Vols., Pp. xxx, 1271. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, I907
by Clarence Walworth Alvord - 168-169 Reviews : Snedden, D. S., and Allen, W. H. School Reports and School Efficiency. Pp. xi, 183. Price, $1.50. New York : The Macmillan Company, I908
by Cheesman A. Herrick - 169-169 Reviews : Socialism, The Case Against. Pp. 537. Price, $I.50. New York: Macmillan Co., I908
by Ira Cross - 169-170 Reviews : Stimson, F. J. The Law of the Federal and State Constitutions of the United States. Pp. ix, 386. Boston : Boston Book Co., I908
by Chester Lloyd Jones - 170-171 Reviews : Swift, E. J. Mind in the Making: A Study in Mental Development. Pp. viii, 329. Price, $I.25. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, I908
by Charles A. Ellwood - 171-172 Reviews : Webb, Sidney and Beatrice. English Local Government. 2 Vols., Pp. 858. Price, each $3.50. New York: Longmans, Green & Co., I908
by J.W. Garner
September 1908, Volume 32, Issue 2
- 1-6 Tariff Revision a Public Necessity
by D.M. Parry - 7-19 What Provisions of the Dingley Tariff Require Revision
by Albert Clarke - 20-25 What Ought the Tariff Rates to Be on Iron and Steel Manufactures?
by N/A - 26-30 Tariff Rates on Hardware
by Charles W. Asbury - 31-35 Hides, Leather, Boots and Shoes and the Tariff
by A. Augustus Healy - 36-45 What Ought the Tariff Rates to Be On Paper and Pulp?
by Chester W. Lyman - 46-50 Reciprocity in our Foreign Trade Relations
by William R. Corwine - 51-56 Tariff Revision and Protection for American Labor
by John R. Commons - 57-65 Tariff Relations With Cuba—Actual and Desirable
by Edwin F. Atkins - 66-78 Commercial Relations of the United States with Canada
by John Ball Osborne - 79-83 Notes on Our Tariff Relations With Mexico
by Francis B. Loomis - 84-98 Waste in External Trade in General and With the Orient in Particular
by John P. Young - 99-102 Our Tariff Relations With the Philippines, Actual and Desirable
by Clarence R. Edwards - 103-118 The Conventional Tariff System
by N.I. Stone - 119-129 The American Interpretation of the "Most Favored Nation" Clause
by Chester Lloyd Jones - 130-134 The Maximum and Minimum Tariff
by John Franklin Crowell - 135-144 Tariff Making—Fact and Theory
by H.E. Miles - 145-164 A Permanent Tariff Commission
by Albert J. Beveridge - 165-169 Import Duties: How They Should be Levied
by D.A. Tompkins - 170-175 An Argument for a Permanent Expert Tariff Commission
by H.E. Miles - 176-205 Book Department
by N/A
July 1908, Volume 32, Issue 1
- 157-181 Regulation of Foreign Commerce By the Interstate Commerce Commission
by Ward W. Pierson - 185-211 Federal Usurpations
by John Sharp Williams - 212-217 Development of the Federal Government
by Theodore E. Burton - 218-224 The Nation Should Superintend All Carriers
by C.M. Hough - 225-234 Railway Regulation in Texas
by James L. Slayden - 235-239 Corporation Regulation By State and Nation
by Henry M. Hoyt - 240-258 No Combination Without Regulation
by Talcott Williams - 261-263 Twelfth Annual Meeting of theAmerican Academy of Political and Social Science
by N/A
December 1908, Volume 31, Issue 21_suppl
- 1-4 Introduction
by N/A - 5-10 Schedule A-Age Limit
by N/A - 10-15 Schedule B-Hours of Labor
by N/A - 16-18 Schedule C—Compulsory School Attendance
by N/A - 19-23 Schedule D-Educational Requirement for Employment
by N/A - 24-35 Schedule E—Working Papers; Certificates of Age and Schooling
by N/A - 36-37 Schedule F-Dangerous Occupations
by N/A - 38-40 Schedule G-Exemptions
by N/A - 41-55 Schedule H-Enforcement
by N/A - 56-58 What Constitutes Effective Child Labor Laws
by N/A - 59-62 A Standard Child Labor Law
by N/A - 63-64 Newsboy Law
by N/A - 65-65 A Bill to Prevent the Employment of Children in Factories or Mines
by N/A - 66-67 A Bill to Regulate the Employment of Child Labor in the District of Columbia
by N/A
May 1908, Volume 31, Issue 3
- 1-17 Public Utilities Regulation in New York
by Henry Bruère - 18-41 Development of Transit Control in New York City
by Henry C. Wright - 42-58 The Control of Public Service Corporations in Detroit
by Delos F. Wilcox - 59-65 The Boston Consolidated Gas Company: Its Relation to the Public, Its Employees and Investors
by J.L. Richards - 66-77 Philadelphia's Relation to Rapid Transit Company
by Edwin O. Lewis - 78-84 Franchise Grants in New York City
by John J. Murphy - 85-95 Recent Phases of Chicago's Transportation Problem
by Willard E. Hotchkiss - 96-104 Public Service Corporations of New Orleans
by Solomon Wolff - 105-114 Chicago New Charter Movement—Its Relation to Municipal Ownership
by Milton J. Foreman - 115-124 The Public Service Commissions of the State of New York
by Horatio M. Pollock - 125-136 Restrictive Legislation Against Public Service Corporations in New Jersey
by Frank Bergen - 137-154 The Finances of the District of Columbia
by W.F. Dodd - 155-160 The Relation of Chicago to Public Service Corporations
by George C. Sikes - 161-166 Result of Further Legislative Regulation of Electric Railways
by John Blair Blair Mac Afee - 167-168 Communications
by WM. A. Bancroft - 169-172 The German Städtetag
by Louis N. Robinson - 173-198 Book Department
by N/A - 737-742 Index of Names
by N/A - 742-747 Index of Subjects
by N/A
March 1908, Volume 31, Issue 2
- 1-1 Treasury Department, Office of the Secretary
by George B. Cortelyou & L.S. Rowe - 2-7 The Panic as a World Phenomenon
by Frank A. Vanderlip - 8-25 The Panic of I907 and Some of Its Lessons
by Myron T. Herrick - 26-34 An Elastic Credit Currency as a Preventive of Panics
by Wm. Barret Ridgely - 35-44 The Readjustment of Our Banking System and the Unification of the Currency
by Charles H. Treat - 45-54 The Need of a Central Bank
by George E. Roberts - 55-60 A Central Bank as a Menace To Liberty
by George H. Earle JR - 61-66 Clearing-House Certificates and the Need for a Central Bank
by William A. Nash - 67-71 Foreign Experience a Guide To Currency Reform
by Isaac N. Seligman - 72-76 Relation of a Central Bank To the Elasticity of the Currency
by Jacob H. Schiff - 77-97 Diagnosis of the World's Elastic Currency Problems
by Andrew J. Frame - 98-112 Panic Preventions and Cures
by Henry W. Yates - 113-119 The Northwest in the Recent Financial Crisis
by A.L. Mills - 120-147 Neglected Aspects of Currency and Banking
by Frederick A. Cleveland - 148-153 The Lessons of the Panic of I907
by S. Wexler - 154-159 The Obstacles To Currency Reform
by Lyman J. Gage - 160-162 A National Clearing House as a Safeguard Against Panics
by J.M. Elliott - 163-169 Trust Companies and Reserves
by A.S. Frissell - 170-183 The Relation of the Municipality to the Water Supply
by N/A - 184-194 Infant Mortality in the American Cities
by George B. Mangold - 195-212 Book Department
by N/A - 213-213 Reviews : Baldwin, James Mark. Social and Ethical Interpretations in Mental Devel opment. Fourth edition. Pp. xxvi, 606. Price, $2.60. New York: The Macmillan Co
by M.V. O'Shea - 214-215 Reviews : Beer, G. L. British Colonial Policy. I754-I765. Pp. 327. Price, $2.00. New York: Macmillan Company, I907
by Emory R. Johnson - 215-215 Reviews : Berglund, A. The United States Steel Corporation. Pp. I78. Price, $I.50. New York: Columbia University Press, I907
by Walter Sheldon Tower - 215-216 Reviews : Clark, John Bates. Essentials of Economics. Pp. xi, 566. Price, $2.00. New York: Macmillan Company, I907
by Frank D. Watson - 216-217 Reviews : Commons, John R. Races and Immigrants in America. Pp. xiii, 242. Price, $I.50. New York: The Macmillan Company, I907
by George B. Mangold - 217-218 Reviews : Day, C. A History of Commerce. Pp. xli, 626. Price, $2.00. New York : Longmans, Green & Co., I907
by Emory R. Johnson - 218-219 Reviews : Dowd, Jerome. The Negro Races. Vol. I. Pp. xxiii, 493. Price, $2.50. New York: The Macmillan Company, I907
by Carl Kelsey - 219-220 Reviews : Durland, Kellogg. The Red Reign. Pp. xxv, 533. Price, $2.00. New York: The Century Company, I907
by Carl Kelsey - 220-220 Reviews : Eaton, John. Grant, Lincoln, and the Freedmen. Pp. xxxviii, 33I. New York: Longmans, Green & Co., I907
by Walter L. Fleming - 221-221 Reviews : Edwards, Alba M. The Labor Legislation of Connecticut. Pp. viii, 322. Price, $I.00. New York: The Macmillan Co., I907
by J. Lynn Barnard - 221-222 Reviews : Fessenden, Francis. Life and Public Services of William Pitt Fessenden. Two vols. Pp. xiv, 74I. Price, $5.00. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & Co., I907
by W.L. Fleming - 222-223 Reviews : Fisk, G. M. International and Commercial Policies. Pp. xv, 288. Price, $I.25. New York: Macmillan Company, I907
by Frank D. Watson - 223-223 Reviews : Hadley, Arthur. Standards of Public Morality. Pp. I58. Price, $I.00. New York: Macmillan Company, I907
by Maurice H. Robinson - 223-225 Reviews : Hunt, Wm., and Poole, R. L. (Editors). The Political History of England, in twelve volumes. Vol. V. From the Accession of Henry VII to the death of Henry VIII, I485-I547. By H. A. L. Fisher. Pp. xx, 5I8. Price, $2.60. New York: Longmans, Green & Co
by Edward P. Cheyney - 225-226 Reviews : Latané, J. H. America as a World Power. Pp. xvi, 350. Price, $2.00. New York: Harper Brothers, I907
by Chester Lloyd Jones - 226-227 Reviews : Lindsay, Thomas M. A History of the Reformation. Two volumes. Pp. xxxiii, II59. Price, $2.50. New York: Chas. Scribner's Sons, I907
by Wm E. Lingelbach - 227-228 Reviews : Meyer, H. R. Public Ownership and the Telephone in Great Britain. Pp. 386. Price, $I.50. New York : The Macmillan Company, I907
by Edward W. Bemis - 228-229 Reviews : More, Louise Bolard. Wage-Earners' Budgets. Pp. x, 280. Price, $2.50. New York: Henry Holt & Co., I907
by Charles Lee Raper - 229-230 Reviews : Murray, A. M. Imperial Outposts. Pp. xxiv, 2I0. Price, $3.50. New York: E. P. Dutton & Co., I907
by Chester Lloyd Jones - 230-230 Reviews : Ortuzar, Adolfo. Chile of To-day. Pp. 508. Price, $5.00. New York: The Tribune Association, I907
by L.S. Rowe - 231-231 Reviews : Shaw, Albert. Political Problems of American Development. Pp. vii, 268. Price, $1.50. New York: Columbia University Press, 1907
by L.S. Rowe - 231-232 Reviews : Sumner, W. G. Folkways. Pp. v, 692. Price, $3.00. Boston : Ginn & Co., 1907
by Carl Kelsey - 232-233 Reviews : Trevelyan, Sir George O. The American Revolution. Part III. Pp. xii, 492. Price, $2.50. New York: Longmans, Green & Co., I907
by Carl Russell Fish
January 1908, Volume 31, Issue 1
- 1-11 Our National Inland Waterways Policy
by N/A - 12-35 Present Status of the Panama Project
by Henry L. Abbot - 36-47 Legislative Program Congress Should Adopt for Improvement of American Waterways
by Joseph E. Ransdell - 48-66 The Use and Development of American Waterways
by Francis G. Newlands - 67-72 The Delaware River
by J. Hampton Moore - 73-80 Engineering Features of Chesapeake and Dela Ware, and Norfolk-Beaufort Waterways
by C.A.F. Flagler - 81-91 Cape Cod Canal
by WM Barclay Parsons - 92-101 Atlantic Coastwise Canals: Their History and Present Status
by G.D. Luetscher - 102-116 The Anthracite-Tidewater Canals
by Chester Lloyd Jones - 117-125 The New York Canals
by John A. Fairlie - 126-138 Transportation On the Great Lakes
by Walter Thayer - 139-145 The Improvement of the Ohio River
by John L. Vance - 146-163 Mississippi Improvements and Traffic Prospects
by R.B. Way - 164-177 Water-Power in the Mississippi Valley
by Calvin O. Althouse - 178-188 The Improvement of the Missouri River and Its Usefulness as a Traffic Route
by Lawrence M. Jones - 189-202 Columbia River Improvement and the Pacific Northwest
by Frederic G. Young - 203-218 Reclamation of Arid West By Federal Government
by Arthur P. Davis - 219-227 The Relation of Forests To Stream Control
by Gifford Pinchot - 228-244 The Inland Waterways of Great Britain and the Plans Under Consideration for Their Improvement
by Urquhart A. Forbes - 244-245 List of Authorities
by N/A - 246-262 The Present Significance of German Inland Waterways
by Walther Lotz - 263-299 Book Department
by N/A
December 1907, Volume 30, Issue 20_suppl
- 1-2 Foreword
by N/A - 5-10 Industrial Freedom
by N/A - 11-26 Feudalism
by N/A - 27-44 Landed Property in Relation To Taxation
by N/A - 45-63 Personal Property in Relation to Taxation
by N/A - 64-81 Franchises in Relation To Taxation
by N/A - 82-106 Incomes in Relation to Taxation
by N/A - 107-131 The Restoration of Feudal Bondage
by N/A - 132-149 Public and Private Rights
by N/A
November 1907, Volume 30, Issue 3
- 1-12 The Church in Its Social Aspect
by Edward Judson - 13-27 The Church and the Working Man
by Joseph Wilson Cochran - 28-32 Presbyterian Department of Church and Labor
by Charles Stelzle - 33-44 Modern Principles of Foreign Missions
by Edward Warren Capen - 45-54 Social Work of the Catholic Church in America
by William J. Kerby - 55-61 The Christian Settlement
by Thomas S. Evans - 62-67 The Settlement's Relation To Religion
by Mary Kingsbury Simkhovitch - 68-74 The Social Work of a Suburban Church
by Parris T. Farwell - 75-80 The Social Work of a Church in a Factory Town
by Daniel Evans - 81-93 Social Work and Influence of the Negro Church
by R.R. Wright JR - 94-110 The Church and Philanthropy
by George B. Mangold - 111-116 Efficiency in Religious Work
by William H. Allen - 117-128 The Salvation Army—a Criticism
by C.C. Carstens - 129-129 The Relation of the Municipality to the Water Supply
by N/A - 129-134 CHICAGO By FREDERIC REX, Assistant City Statistician, Chicago, Ill
by N/A - 134-139 PHILADELPHIA By HENRY RALPH RINGE, Philadelphia
by N/A - 139-141 Baltimore
by Henry Jones Ford - 141-143 Cleveland
by Edward W. Bemis - 143-147 Buffalo
by A.C. Richardson - 147-150 San Francisco, Cal
by Murray Gross - 150-152 Cincinnati
by Max B. May - 152-153 New Orleans
by James J. McLoughlin - 154-157 Detroit
by Delos F. Wilcox - 157-160 Washington, D. C
by Daniel E. Garges - 160-162 Providence
by Frank E. Lakey - 162-164 Duluth
by W.G. Joerns - 165-196 Book Department
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September 1907, Volume 30, Issue 2
- 1-8 The Proper Basis of Bond Accounts When Held for Investment
by Charles E. Sprague - 9-20 The Valuation of Bonds on an Income Basis
by Charles E. Sprague - 21-37 Bond Redemption and Sinking Funds
by C.M. Keys - 38-40 Value of a Bond Department To a Bank or Trust Company
by George B. Caldwell - 41-55 Tables of Bond Values—Theory and Use
by Montgomery Rollins - 56-64 Essential Recitals in the Various Kinds of Bonds
by Andrew Squire - 65-71 The Organization and Management of a Bond House
by William Foley - 72-76 Bond Salesmanship
by William Foley - 77-91 Selling American Bonds in Europe
by Charles F. Speare - 92-99 Methods of Auditing and Accounting in a Bond House
by Charles S. Ludlam - 100-119 Bonds as Additional Banking Reserve
by William C. Cornwell - 120-143 Railroad Bonds as an Investment Security
by Floyd W. Mundy - 144-157 Electric Interurban Railway Bonds as Investments
by Edgar Van Deusen - 158-181 Real Estate Bonds as an Investment Security
by George A. Hurd - 182-191 Industrial Bonds as an Investment
by Lyman Spitzer - 192-196 The Physical Condition of a Municipality Issuing Bonds
by Harry E. Weil - 197-203 Municipal Bond Issues Explained
by Harry E. Weil - 204-207 The Protection of Municipal Bonds
by Park Terrell - 208-219 Classification and Description of Bonds
by Frederick A. Cleveland - 220-235 Bonds in Their Relation to Corporation Finance
by Frederick A. Cleveland
July 1907, Volume 30, Issue 1
- 3-15 The Development of a Colonial Policy for the United States
by Albert J. Beveridge - 16-23 Some Difficulties in Colonial Government Encountered by Great Britain and How They Have Been Met
by James Bryce - 27-37 Banking, Currency and Finance in the Philippine Islands
by Henry C. Ide - 38-44 The Agricultural Bank for the Philippine Islands
by Jeremiah W. Jenks - 45-51 The Philippine Postal Savings Bank
by Edwin Walter Kemmerer