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September 1906, Volume 28, Issue 2
- 128-129 New York
by Thomas Darlington - 129-130 Cincinnati
by Max B. May & Joseph M. Good - 131-133 New Orleans, La
by Quitman Kohnke - 133-135 Detroit, Mich
by Delos F. Wilcox - 135-136 Milwaukee, Wis
by John A. Butler - 136-138 Washington, D. C
by Murray Galt Motter - 138-139 Providence, R. I
by Frank E. Lakey - 140-159 Book Department
by N/A
July 1906, Volume 28, Issue 1
- 1-15 Book Publishing
by J. Bertram Lippincott - 16-27 The Profession of Accountancy
by J.E. Sterrett - 28-37 Business and Science
by James T. Young - 38-57 Journalism
by George W. Ochs - 58-69 College Men in Business
by H.J. Hapgood - 70-81 The Life Insurance Profession
by L.G. Fouse - 82-89 The Study of Insurance in American Universities
by S. Huebner - 90-100 Outline of Insurance Courses Given At the University of Pennsylvania Life Insurance
by N/A - 101-114 Education for Business
by Harlow S. Person - 115-123 Higher Education for Business Pursuits and Manufacturing
by John H. Converse - 124-129 The Desirability of a College Education for Railroad Work
by A.J. County - 130-142 Railway Professional Education, Its Objects and Limitations
by W.M. Acworth - 143-154 Publicity and Reform in Business
by N/A - 155-157 Taxation in American Cities A Symposium
by N/A - 157-159 Cincinnati
by Max B. May - 159-161 New Orleans, La
by James J. Mcloughlin - 161-164 Detroit and Grand Rapids, Michigan
by Delos F. Wilcox - 164-165 Milwaukee, Wis
by John A. Butler - 165-167 Washington, D. C
by George S. Wilson - 167-168 Seattle
by J. Allen Smith - 168-170 Duluth, Minn
by W.G. Joerns - 170-172 Municipal Taxation in Holland
by H. Kiersch - 173-198 Book Department
by N/A
June 1906, Volume 27, Issue 17_suppl
- 3-4 Introductory Remarks
by L.S. Rowe - 5-13 The Record of Achievement of the Pan- American Conferences
by Joaquin D. Casasus - 14-16 The American Conscience and American Public Opinion
by Joaquim Nabuco - 17-20 The Progress of the Spanish-American Countries
by Ignacio Calderon - 21-22 The Relation of Central America to the Pan-American Movement
by Joaquin Bernardo Calvo
May 1906, Volume 27, Issue 3
- 3-28 Physical and Medical Aspects of Labor and Industry
by Frederick L. Hoffman - 29-33 The Manhood Tribute To the Modern Machine: Influences Determining the Length of the Trade Life Among Machinists
by James O'Connell - 34-37 Lengt of the trade life in the glass bottle industry
by Denis A. Hayes - 38-41 A Plea for the Investigation of the Condi Tions Affecting the Length of Trade Life
by Robert Hunter - 45-47 Some Guiding Principles in the Adjustment of the Relations Between Employer and Employee
by H.H. Vreeland - 48-54 The Trade Agreement in the Building Trades
by Samuel B. Donnelly - 55-58 The Fallacy of the "Closed Shop"
by George H. Ellis - 59-68 The Services of Labor Unions in the Settle Ment of Industrial Disputes
by William B. Prescott - 69-77 The "Mutual Government" or "Joint Commis- Sion" Plan of Preventing Industrial Conflicts
by A. Beverly Smith - 81-88 The Economic Handicap of the Negro in the North
by Kelly Miller - 89-96 The Negro in the Trades Unions in New York
by Mary White Ovington - 97-116 The Migration of Negroes To the North
by R.R. Wright JR - 117-127 The Training of the Negro Laborer in the North
by Hugh M. Browne - 128-134 The Industrial Condition of the Negro in New York City
by William L. Bulkley - 135-147 The Three Amendments
by John Bascom - 151-161 The Betterment of the Conditions of Working Women
by Edward A. Filene - 162-164 The Difficulties and Dangers Confronting the Working Woman
by Dorothy Richardson - 165-175 The Condition of Working Women, From the Working Woman's Viewpoint
by Rose H. Phelps Stokes - 176-183 Organization Amongst Working Women
by Lillian D. Wald - 184-188 Women Who Work and Women Who Spend
by Maud Nathan - 191-213 The Americanization of the Immigrant
by Grover G. Huebner - 217-221 Tenth Annual Meeting of the
by N/A - 685-693 Index of Names
by N/A
March 1906, Volume 27, Issue 2
- 1-11 Child Labor in the Southern Cotton Mills
by A.J. McKelway - 12-22 Child Labor At the National Capital
by Charles P. Neill - 23-26 Past and Present Arguments Against Child Labor
by John Graham Brooks - 27-30 The Physical and Physiological Effects of Child Labor
by George M. Kober - 31-34 The Federal Government and the Working Children
by Florence Kelley - 35-41 Child Labor in the Coal Mines
by Owen R. Lovejoy - 42-53 Child Labor in the Glass Industry
by Owen R. Lovejoy - 54-68 The Child Labor Problem—a Study in Degeneracy
by A.J. McKelway - 69-72 The Operation of the Illinois Child Labor Law
by Jane Addams - 73-78 Child Labor a National Problem
by Samuel McCune Lindsay - 79-83 Organized Labor's Attitude Toward Child Labor
by Samuel Gompers - 84-95 Overwork, Idleness or Industrial Education?
by William Noyes - 96-98 Parental Responsibility for Child Labor
by Graham Taylor - 99-102 The Operation of the Wisconsin Child Labor Law
by Edward W. Frost - 103-105 A Business Man's View of Child Labor1
by S.W. Woodward - 106-112 The Essentials of a Child Labor Law for the District of Columbia
by Henry J. Harris - 113-141 The Proceedings of the Second Annual Meeting of the National Child Labor Committee
by N/A - 142-144 Civic Organizations and Municipal Parties
by William Clark Mason - 144-145 Baltimore a Reform League. b Municipal League
by Solomon Blum - 146-146 Buffalo a Referendum League. b Municipal League
by Robert S. Binkerd - 147-149 Cincinnati a Citizens' Municipal Party. b Honest Election Committee
by Max B. May - 149-150 Pittsburgh Voters' Civic League
by Tensard De Wolfe - 150-152 New Orleans a Citizens' Protective Association. b Citizens' League
by James J. Mcloughlin - 152-153 Minneapolis Voters' League
by S.P. Jones - 153-154 Kansas City Civic League
by Allan O. Harrison - 154-155 Denver League for Honest Elections
by James H. Causey - 155-156 Los Angeles Municipal League
by C.D. Willard - 156-157 Seattle Municipal Ownership League
by J. Allen Smith - 158-188 Book Department
by N/A - 189-203 Department of Philanthropy, Charities, and Social Problems
by N/A
January 1906, Volume 27, Issue 1
- 1-19 Glasgow's Experience With Municipal Ownership and Operation
by Robert Crawford - 20-36 The Water, Gas, and Electric Light Supply of London
by Percy Ashley - 37-65 Municipal Ownership and Operation of Street Railways in Germany
by L.S. Rowe - 66-71 Transportation Facilities and Street Railway Traffic in London
by Lynden Macassey - 72-90 The Movement for Municipal Ownership in Chicago
by Hugo S. Grosser - 91-110 Street Railway Franchises in Massachusetts
by Walter S. Allen - 111-119 The Gas, Electric Light, Water and Street Railway Services in New York City
by Robert Grier Monroe - 120-131 Madrid: Its Government and Municipal Services
by Chester Lloyd Jones - 132-154 The Problems of City Government from the Administrative Point of View
by John A. Fairlie - 155-167 Home Rule Charter Movements in Missouri with Special Reference to Kansas City
by James W.S. Peters - 168-179 Baltimore Under Its New Charter
by William Reynolds - 180-190 The Significance of the Recent Reform Movement in Philadelphia
by Franklin S. Edmonds - 191-199 Municipal Progress: 1904-1905
by Clinton Rogers Woodruff - 200-200 The Relation of the American Municipalities to the Gas and Electric Light Service
by N/A - 200-202 City of New York
by Robert Grier Monroe - 202-206 Chicago
by Hugo S. Grosser - 206-207 St. Louis
by N/A - 207-208 Boston
by Edward M. Hartwell - 208-210 Cleveland
by F.E. Stevens - 210-211 Buffalo
by N/A - 211-213 New Orleans
by James J. Mcloughlin - 213-215 Milwaukee
by John A. Butler - 215-217 District of Columbia
by N/A - 217-218 Newark, N. J
by N/A - 218-220 Providence
by Sidney A. Sherman - 220-220 St. Paul
by N/A - 220-222 Grand Rapids
by Delos F. Wilcox - 222-224 Seattle
by J. Allen Smith - 224-233 Duluth
by W.G. Joerns - 234-258 Book Department
by N/A
November 1905, Volume 26, Issue 3
- 1-16 National Regulation of Railroads
by Martin A. Knapp - 17-29 Limitations Upon National Regulation of Railroads
by O.E. Butterfield - 30-43 Federal Control of Interstate Commerce
by Harry Earl Montgomery - 44-52 Constitutional Difficulties of Trust Regulation
by Warren Bigelow - 53-68 The Relation of Auditing To Public Control
by Frederick A. Cleveland - 69-95 Federal Supervision and Regulation of Insurance
by S. Huebner - 96-108 The Distribution of Surplus in Life Insurance: a Problem in Supervision
by L.A. Anderson - 109-127 British and American Trade Unionism
by William English Walling - 128-133 A Suggestion for the Prevention of Strikes
by A. Maurice Low - 133-136 Marriage and Divorce Provisions in the State Con Stitutions of the United States
by Frederick Charles Hicks - 137-151 Book Department
by N/A - 152-155 Parks and Public Playgrounds THE RECORD OF A YEAR'S ADVANCE
by Hugo S. Grosser - 155-159 Buffalo
by A.C. Richardson - 159-160 Washington, D. C
by George S. Wilson - 160-160 Seattle
by J. Allen Smith - 161-161 Duluth
by W.G. Jomns - 162-173 Ii, Department of Philanthropy, Charities and Social Problems
by N/A - 787-793 Index of Names
by N/A
September 1905, Volume 26, Issue 2
- 1-11 Economic Place of Life Insurance and Its Relation to Society
by F.C. Oviatt - 12-28 The Essentials of Life Insurance Administration
by Henry C. Lippincott - 29-48 Policy Contracts in Life Insurance
by L.G. Fouse - 49-62 The Calculation of Life Office Premiums
by J. Burnett Gibb - 63-75 The Organization and Management of the Agency System
by L.G. Fouse - 76-88 Life Insurance Investments
by J.W. Hamer - 89-102 Lapse and Reinstatement
by J.H. Jefferies - 103-118 Industrial Insurance
by Frederick L. Hoffman - 120-127 Assessment Life Insurance
by Miles M. Dawson - 128-136 Fraternal Life Insurance
by Miles M. Dawson - 137-152 State Supervision of Insurance Companies
by S.H. Wolfe - 155-178 Historical Study of Fire Insurance in the United States
by F.C. Oviatt - 179-210 Standard Fire Insurance Policy
by F.C. Oviatt - 211-223 Fire Insurance—Rates and Schedule Rating
by Charles A. Hexamer - 224-238 Fire Prevention
by Everett U. Crosby - 241-272 The Development and Present Status of Marine Insurance in the United States
by Solomon Huebner - 273-299 Policy Contracts in Marine Insurance
by Solomon Huebner - 303-318 Accident Insurance
by Edson S. Lott - 319-364 Liability Insurance
by W.F. Moore - 367-368 Copy of Lloyd's Form of Policy
by N/A - 375-382 Policy of Accident Insurance
by N/A - 383-394 Policy of Employer's Liability Insurance
by N/A - 407-431 Book Department
by N/A
July 1905, Volume 26, Issue 1
- 1-16 The Position of the United States Among the Nations
by Seth Low - 21-24 Attitude of the United States Toward Other American Powers
by Francis B. Loomis - 27-31 Responsibilities of International Leadership
by Emory R. Johnson - 35-44 Europe and the United States in the West Indies
by Talcott Williams - 47-52 The Situation in Santo Domingo
by Henry J. Hancock - 55-56 Conditions in Porto Rico
by Tulio Larrinaga - 61-74 The Settlement of Political Affairs in the Far East
by James H. Wilson - 77-82 Japan's Position in the Far East
by Baron Kentaro Kaneko - 85-88 American Commercial Interests in the Far East
by John Hays Hammond - 91-95 The Internal Situation in Russia
by Charles Emory Smith - 101-120 The Important Elements in Modern Land Conflicts
by Tasker H. Bliss - 123-136 The Important Elements in Naval Conflicts
by George W. Melville - 139-145 The Extent To Which the Navy of the United States Should Be Increased
by Frederick Rodgers - 149-160 The Training of the Efficient Soldier
by William Wallace Wotherspoon - 163-169 The Needs of the Navy
by William H. Beehler - 173-179 Report of the Annual Meeting Committee
by N/A
May 1905, Volume 25, Issue 3
- 3-15 Child Labor in the United States and Its Great Attendant Evils
by Felix Adler - 16-22 Child Labor in Southern Industry
by A.J. Mckelway - 23-43 Children in American Street Trades
by Myron E. Adams - 45-52 The Test of Effective Child-Labor Legislation
by Owen R. Lovejoy - 53-65 Child Labor Legislation and Methods of Enforcement in Northern Central States
by Halford Erickson - 66-76 Child Labor Legislation and Enforcement in New England and the Middle States
by Florence Kelley - 77-93 Child Labor Legislation in the South
by Neal L. Anderson - 94-101 Child Labor Legislation and Methods of Enforcement in the Western States
by Ben B. Lindsey - 102-107 The Work of the General Federation of Women's Clubs Against Child Labor
by A.O. Granger - 108-127 The Operation of the New Child Labor Law in New Jersey1
by Hugh F. Fox - 128-136 Child Labor Legislation,—a Requisite for Industrial Efficiency
by Jane Addams - 137-143 Child Labor From the Employer's Point of View
by Emil G. Hirsch - 144-148 The School as a Force Arrayed Against Child Labor
by James H. Kirkland - 151-171 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NATIONAL CHILD LABOR COMMITTEE Held in the City of New York, February 14-16, 1905
by Samuel McCuneLindsay - 172-200 Book Department
by N/A - 201-205 Municipal Indebtedness
by N/A - 205-206 Baltimore
by Solomon Blum - 207-207 Cleveland
by F.E. Stevens - 207-208 Cincinnati
by Max B. May - 208-210 Pittsburg
by Edwin Z. Smith - 210-216 New Orleans
by James J. McLoughlin - 216-217 Providence
by Sidney A. Sherman