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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... institutions , as against $ 85,129 in 1891 ; the number of teachers increased from 407 to 706 ; and the school term lengthened from three months in 1891 to four months in 1899 . Territorial institutions for advanced learning are ...
... institutions , as against $ 85,129 in 1891 ; the number of teachers increased from 407 to 706 ; and the school term lengthened from three months in 1891 to four months in 1899 . Territorial institutions for advanced learning are ...
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... INSTITUTIONS . The city is rich in such institutions . The principal one is the Char- ity Hospital , built in 1832. It treats about 5000 patients every year , without charge . It receives from the State $ 95,000 annually , with ...
... INSTITUTIONS . The city is rich in such institutions . The principal one is the Char- ity Hospital , built in 1832. It treats about 5000 patients every year , without charge . It receives from the State $ 95,000 annually , with ...
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... institutions . Over half of the latter number were in Catholic schools . In 1900 the gross State expenditure for schools was £ 780 , - 216 , and the receipts from school fees amounted to £ 82,494 . The State maintains a university at ...
... institutions . Over half of the latter number were in Catholic schools . In 1900 the gross State expenditure for schools was £ 780 , - 216 , and the receipts from school fees amounted to £ 82,494 . The State maintains a university at ...
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... . Consolidation has latterly become a prominent feature of the banking business of New York , about thirty small banks having been bought out by larger institutions , and in many instances becoming local NEW YORK . NEW YORK . 43.
... . Consolidation has latterly become a prominent feature of the banking business of New York , about thirty small banks having been bought out by larger institutions , and in many instances becoming local NEW YORK . NEW YORK . 43.
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Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby. by larger institutions , and in many instances becoming local branches of the same . The largest financial transactions all over the country mostly emanate from New York , and ...
Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby. by larger institutions , and in many instances becoming local branches of the same . The largest financial transactions all over the country mostly emanate from New York , and ...
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