Word: reporters
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...eight-hour system would lessen the number of unemployed, and diminish social dangers. Report of N. J. Bureau of Statistics for 1886, p. 228. Gunton, supra...
...years an eight-hour working day will be sufficient to supply the needs of the people, because of: (a) improvements in machinery, and (b) greater efficiency of workmen. Atkinson's Margin of Profits, p. 24. Report of N. J. Bureau of Statistics, 1886, pp. 228-35, 238-44. Schoenhof's Industrial Situation...
...large total is in the wrong column, or to put it more clearly, that there is the usual debt that has not failed to put in its appearance on any boat club account since the memory of man. The deficit this year is $1,886.93. The treasurer's report which precedes the statement attempts an explanation of the grounds for this deficit. The expenses were chiefly augmented by the purchase of boats and the expenses attendant on the launches. It seems to us that it is just in these items that the management may fairly be accused of extravagance...
...Wharton Dickinson, treats of an early period in Pennsylvania history of great importance. The article offers a great deal of information of Pennsylvania in the early times of the Colonies. This is followed by an "Account of the Battle of Horseshoe," which contains General Jackson's report of the battle, never before published. General Wright has made a very interesting article...
...ordinary college scholarships, will be given not only to students who have already proved their merit in the college, but also to freshmen, or persons who have been admitted to advanced standing either with or without examination. Owing to the increased amount of material essential to a fully detailed report of all the affairs connected with the University, the present catalogue is considerably larger than that of a year...