GENERAL INDEX 



333 



Pasteur VI r :;4 



Plant life V 4 



Kailroa/ls. used by VII 85 



U. S. antl VII 84 



( See also electricity) 



Chemicals 



Trusts, statistics of HI 164 



Cliicago 



Astronomy and VII 78 



Buildings, high, originated in I 289 



Crime in II 109 



Grain speculation, renter of Ill 385 



Immigrants and trades unions 



in VIII 226 



Isthmian canal Pacific trade II 189 



Lumber market Ill 361 



Packing center, its rise as N' 176 



Population, its lieterogeneous II 113 



Western industn,-, and Ill 368 



Chicago (U. S. cruiser) IX 292-3 



Chicago & Great Western railroad. . . 



Ownership of Ill 332 



Chicago. University of, (see Univer- 

 sity of Chicago) 



Chickens 



Production V 30 



Child labor VIII 15 



Abuses of VIII 82 



America, and VIII 1-5 



Coal mines and VIII 354 



Education and I 104 



Education, compulsory VI^I 60 



Employers, requirements of VIII 59 



Exploited by machinery VI il 373 



Factory acts, provoked VIII 73 



Hours VIII 61 



Ideal law VIII 65 



Illiteracy laws VIII 60 



Law, evatling VIII 63 



Laws, in varioas states VIII 57 



Inaflequacy of VIII 62 



Legislation, early VIII 64 



Legislation, (I'lorence Kelley)... VIII 56 



Massachusetts laws VIII 56 



Night work VIII 62 



South, m the VIII 83 



Children 



Aiding poor X 162 



Charity and X 6 



Cost of homes X 32 



Criminal statistics of X 132 



Crippled X 159 



Cruelty to X 165 



Defectives, care of X 157 



George junior republic X 160 



Girls, reform schools for X 1 66 



Pubhc nurseries X 34 



Race suicide and X 208 



State aid for poor X 163 



Summer colonies for X 169 



(See also orphans) 



China 



jVgreement between and the 



powers 11 227 



America the friend of II 260 



American geographical advan- 

 tages II 262 



American rights to open d(X)r II 133 



As buyer of American cotton IV 115 



British and American trade 



with IV 8-9 



fk)mmercial interest in II 248 



('otton, American supplies of. to III 100 



Cotton mills of II 251 



Europe, compared industrially 



with II 258 



Exclusion act VIII 200 



Exclusion of VIII 239 



Immigration of VIII 247 



Indastries, growth of its II 256 



Laborers, as VIII 252 



Lawyers in II 100 



Opportimities for American 



capital II 251 



Philippine conquest opens II 200 



Philippines and the open door II 134 



Solvency' in business II 254 



Trade with, importance of IV 203 



Trade with, not helped by Phil- 

 ippine purchase II 132 



Transportation rates and wages 



m IV 214 



Trusts in HI 101 



Wages and railroads in VIII 412 



Chisholm vs. Georgia II 63 



Marshall's opinion II 64 



Chlorastrohte VI 334 



Choate. Mrs. Wilham G 



Philanthropist X 220 



Chromium 



Steel making, use of in VI 177 



Chr>soprase VI 345 



Church, the, (see religion) 



Churchill, Winston I 306 



Cider 



Experiments, government VII 44 



Cigar makers 



Conditions of VIII 190 



Label, union, adopt VIII 182 



Strikes of VIII 157 



Cigars (see tobacco) 



Cigarettes (see tobacco) 



Cincinnati 



Packing center, decline of as V 177 



Cities 



Appointment of police in II 430 



Civil sen-ice reform, need of II 119 



Congestion of II 429 



Conscience, tone of popular II 121 



Crime and poverty in, (J. R. 



Commons) X 128 



Crime, their legal relation to II 109 



