The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 13Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead and Company, 1903 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... GOVERNMENT . In 1896 the present charter of the city was granted by the Legislature . It is largely in accord with the suggestions of the Municipal Reform League of America , and is in many respects a radical departure from the pre ...
... GOVERNMENT . In 1896 the present charter of the city was granted by the Legislature . It is largely in accord with the suggestions of the Municipal Reform League of America , and is in many respects a radical departure from the pre ...
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... government was tried . The city was divided into three municipal- ities , each with a recorder and a council of alder- men . There were a mayor and a general council ( embracing the councils of the different munic- ipalities ) to ...
... government was tried . The city was divided into three municipal- ities , each with a recorder and a council of alder- men . There were a mayor and a general council ( embracing the councils of the different munic- ipalities ) to ...
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... Government . The net earnings are almost equal to the annual cost of the debt incurred in the construction . The State has a large foreign trade . It is almost evenly divided between imports and exports . The value of the total trade in ...
... Government . The net earnings are almost equal to the annual cost of the debt incurred in the construction . The State has a large foreign trade . It is almost evenly divided between imports and exports . The value of the total trade in ...
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... government exists . Where , as in Euro- pean countries , parties are replaced by groups , each has its newspaper . In both cases some papers are known as independent . In all , news- papers exert a double influence . Those who read are ...
... government exists . Where , as in Euro- pean countries , parties are replaced by groups , each has its newspaper . In both cases some papers are known as independent . In all , news- papers exert a double influence . Those who read are ...
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... government , and for some time this was actually accomplished . Another fund was established for school purposes . In 1814 the State even paid out of this fund the direct tax levied by the National Government . A State tax became ...
... government , and for some time this was actually accomplished . Another fund was established for school purposes . In 1814 the State even paid out of this fund the direct tax levied by the National Government . A State tax became ...
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