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GENERAL INDEX 



Tarbell. Ida M 



Declaration of independence II 10 



Tassin, Augustus G 



Sword of IX 401 



Taussig, F. W 



American iron indiistry VI 105 



Taxation 



Education and I 86 



Taylor, F. W 



Premium wage system of VIII 294 



Taylor, H. C, naval officer IX 369 



Taylor, William A 



Substitution of domestic for 



foreign fruits V 236 



Taylor, Zachary, soldier IX 46 



Tea 



American, (J. Wilson) V 412 



American, gardens, (G. R. 



Clarke) : V 292 



Power, problems of V 296 



Climate and soU V 294 



Competition for U. S. grower V 295 



Cost of manufactvu-e V 297 



Culture in U. S., (Grace Clarke).. ..V 292 



Early American V 292 



Government garden in South 



Carolina V 293 



Growth and profits of, cultiire in 



U. S V 293 



Production of high priced V 296 



Profit in American black V 295 



Shepard, Charles, as grower V 293 



Teachers (see trades unions) 



Technical education (see education) . 



Technology (see education, technical) 



Tehuantepic ship canal 



American reservation II 238 



Ship railway II 234 



Treaty of 1857 II 236 



Telegraphs 



American Union company, 



organization of IV 482 



Automatic IV 484 



Business of American, annual IV 479 



Companies unprogressive IV 483 



Congress, action of, on early IV 462 



First bill passed by IV 466 



Opposition of, to IV 465 



Congressional help IV 478 



Conversations by, first IV 474 



Early days of the first telegraph 



line (Stephen Vail) IV 460 



Edison's inventions VII 132 



Experiments of 1844 IV 469 



Fire alarm IV 484 



First instrument used IV 467 



Gale and Vail associates of 



Morse IV 462 



Gould and Russell Sage IV 482 



Henry's first invention VII 115 



Telegraphs — Continued. 



House committee, first report of, 



on IV 462 



Invention, backwardness of IV 483 



Line, opening of first IV 480 



Lines, early IV 481 



Message, first private IV 465 



First public IV 467 



Messenger call IV 485 



Morse and Vail, merits of VII 123 



Partnership of IV 464 



Poverty of VII 122 



Morse, early poverty of IV 480 



Invention of VII 117 IV 460 



On construction of lines IV 476 



Morse's claims VII 121 



Letter to Woodbiu-y IV 462 



Proposal to congress IV 465 



Report to secretary of treasury.. IV 475 



Operating forces in 1845 IV 480 



Overland line, building of IV 482 



Philadelphia- New York line. : IV 476 



Porto Rican II 298 



Postal company IV 482 



Profits in 1846 IV 480 



Progress of 1844 IV 470 



Railroad lines, and IV 481 



Rates and rules of first line IV 478 



Receipts, early IV 478 



Recent progress of, (M. W. 



Coiutright) IV 480 



Report, first, of national con- 

 vention by IV 476 



Steams, Nicholson, and Phelps. 



inventions of VII 132 



Tesla on wireless VII 163 



Vail as inventor of VII 119 



Complaints of Morse IV 473 



Cryptogram IV 467 



Devices VII 120 



Early experiments IV 464 



Improvements IV 468 



Later inventions IV 468 



Letters in 1843 IV 466-7 



Of 1846 IV 477 



New alphabet IV 468 



Western Union and American 



Union, consolidation of IV 482 



Western Union, organization of. ..IV 481 

 Wheatstone system, operation of. IV 483 



Wires, improvements in IV 485 



( See cables) 



Telegraphs (submarine) 



(Frederic Royce) IV 487 



American Pacific cable IV 497 



American- West Indian Imes. 



new, laid IV 496 



Atlantic cables VII 129 



Atlantic company, first IV 489 



Cable, surveys for first IV 489 



