394 



GENERAL INDEX 



Senate, the U. S 



Degradation of II 407 



Foreign policy, check on II 206 



Hague treaty, ratification of II 208 



Opposition of, in second appor- 

 tionment II 42 



Treaties, veto of, on II 205 



Secession 



Hague treaty, principle of, in II 29 



Senn, Nicholas, surgeon VII 433 



Seward, Secretary 



Santo Domingo, protest of, 

 against Spanish sovereignity 

 of II 178 



Sewing machines 



(J. A. Boshard) VII 33 



American, abroad VII 348 



Bachelder's inventions VII 344 



Effects of, on mdustry VII 349 



Exports, value of VII 350 



Greenough's VII 346 



History, early VII 339 



Howe's invention VII 343 



Himt's invention VII 342 



Improvements, various VII 347 



Litigation, patent, early VII 346 



Newton and Archbold's VII 342 



Singer's patents VII 345 



Thimmonier's invention VII 341 



AVilson's patents VII 344 



Shafter, General 



Cuban campaign of IX 69 



Shakespeare 



Lawyers in II 94 



Shaw, Leslie M 



Commerce and industry of the 



West Ill 363 



Shaw memorial 



American art and I 334 



Sheahan, Joseph M 



World's supply of copper VI 252 



Sheep 



American, first V 23 



(See also packing) 



Sheffield scientific school VII 301 



Shepard, Charles 



Tea culture and V 293 



Shepardson, Francis W 



War of 1812 IX 26 



Sheridan, P. H., soldier IX 10 



Sherman, John T 



Anti-trust law II 350 



Sherman, Roger II 13, 77 



Colonies, part of, m freeing II 12 



Sherman anti-trust law (see trusts).. 



Sherman, William Tecumseh 



March to the sea IX 55 



Succeeds Grant IX 10 



Swords of IX 400 



(See also war, the Civil) 



Shields, James 



Sword of IX 393 



Ships (see also navy, the) 



Shipbuilding 



American, early IV 68 



Capacity of American yards IV 125 



Centralization, need of IV 138 



Competition with foreign sub- 

 sidized ships IV 126 



Cost of, foreign and American IV 127 



Economic difficulties IV 137 



Impetus to IV 132 



England's influence on American.. IV 122 



Era of, new IV 130 



Experience necessary IV 136 



Foreign trade a stimulus IV 134 



Government help necessary IV 121 



Growth, general causes of IV 130 



Of, quick, in U. S IV 121 



Isthmian canal, and the IV 190 



lOondike discoveries, influence of. IV 129 



Lakes, great, ships of the IV 143 



Mame, early, in IV 101 



Merchant marine, increase of IV 131 



National policy, need of IV 126 



Navy, and the IV 133 



New, the impetus to IV 122 



Ships, first new IV 120 



Neglect, imder national IV 132 



New York, Maryland, and Louis- 

 iana, early, in IV 101 



Outlook uncertain IV 124 



Physical tests, severity of IV 123 



Present status and future pros- 

 pects of American, (J. F. 



Crowell) IV 129 



Product m 1822, total IV 101 



Production, comparative cost of. .IV 135 



Progress of American IV 119 



Remedies suggested IV 139 



Shops, excellence of American. . . .IV 136 



Ships built in lake yards IV 145 



Steam, early American IV 119 



Steel prices a difficulty IV 139 



Tonnage statistics, 1861-1901 IV 131 



Weakness in, American IV 135 



Workmen VIII 13 



(See also commerce, trade, great 



lakes, navy, the) 



Shippen, William, American physi- 

 cian VII 406 



Shoes 



Standardness of the American, 



(G. Houghton) Ill 316 



British and American Ill 296 



Factory system, rise of VII 318 



Floor space, total, of American 



factories VII 326 



Foreign estimate of American IV 56 



History, early American VII 317 



How the American, have become 



standard, (George Houghton).. VII 317 

 Last system, modern VII 323 



