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GENERAL INDEX 



Negro slavery — Continued. 



Improvement of X 274 



Increase of I 32 



Infiiistrial experiments for VIII 407 



Inferiority of X 272 



Kentucky, in VIII 393 



Labor, (Carl Kelsey) VIII 386 



Lynchings X 134 



Jlississippi, in VIII 394 



Morals, low, of VIII 404 



Occupations of VIII 393 



Packing industries, in VIII 227 



Plantation, conditions of VIII 2.50 



Political rights of I 26 



Suppression of I 27 



Population, movement of, and I 32-3 



Post-bellum state of I 26 



Progress when free I 2 



Prostitution and I 34 



Race characters of I 24 



Problem in the south X 271 



Redistribution of I 33 



River regions, of the VIII 396 



School problem of VIII 406 



Seacoast, on the VIII 393 



Segregation of VIII 390 



Future of VIII 392 



Slavery conditions VIII 388 



Suffrage and X 271 



A mistake X 273 



Texas, in VIII 397 



Trades, in the I 29 



Unsanitary conditions of I 35 



Unskilled laborers as VIII 391 



White emigrants vs VIII 405 



Neil, John, physician VII 419 



Nelson, N. O VIII 334 



Neutrality (see diplomacy) 



Nevada 



Admitted Ill 373 



Territory organized II 286 



New England 



Art, influence on I 332 



Lawyers in early II 97 



Music and I 325 



Railroads, stock and share- 

 holders of Ill 335 



Shipbvulding industry, early IV 68 



Water power in Ill 349 



New Granada 



Canal treaty of 1846 II 233 



Isthmian canal, and the II 232 



Panama canal, proposed II 232 



New Jersey 



Battleship IX 302 



Independence, opposed to Amer- 

 ican II 18 



Vote of, on American II 13 



Manufactures, early, of IV 101 



New Mexico 



Ceded to U. S II 283 



Territory of. formed II 285 



New Orleans 



Founded II 208 



New York 



Armored cruiser IX 296 



Independence, approves Ameri- 

 can II 23 



Vote of, on American II 13 



Lawyers in early II 97 



New York city 



High buildings in I 296 



Subways of IV 451 



New York Central railroad 



Employees' clubs VIII 323 



New York Life Insurance Co Ill 461 



New Y'ork, university of (see univer- 

 sity of New York) 



New Zealand 



Arbitration in VIII 37 



Strikes m VIII 122 



Wage solution of VIII 290 



Newark, U. S. cruiser IX 292 



Newcomb, J. E 



Patents of V 87 



Newcomb, Simon VII 5 



Astronomy, some aspects of 



American VII 67 



Newell, F. H 



Reclamation of the west V 343 



Newport (cruiser) IX 301 



Newspapers 



American, (Medill McCormick) I 367 



Early I 367 



Associated press I 376 



Change gradual, in I 376 



Correspondence, early I 370 



Special I 376 



Cost of production I 378 



Crudeness of early I 369 



Earnings of I 378 



Editorials, early I 370 



Editors, strength of early I 372 



History, early I 368 



Hoe's inventions I 370 



Mechanical improvement I 375 



Mexican war's, influence on I 372 



Modern era of I 375 



Newsgathering, early I 371 



Improvement of I 374 



Systematized I 375 



News secondary, in early I 371 



Number of, in various states I 368 



Paper used for I 373 



Political growth and I 371 



Power of, political I 372 



Press invented I 370 



Presses, cylinder I 373 



First iron I 370 



Modern I 377 



Progress of. rapid I 375 



Speed of service I 379 



Stereotyping introduced 1 370 



Telegraphs first used 1 373 



