INDEX TO VOLUME 22. A. Accidents, industrial, and loss of earning power: German experience in 1897 and 1907.. Age and sex of injured persons.. Causes of accidents. Duration of disability and loss of earning power. Employment, length of, of injured persons in establishment and in occupation previous to Establishments subject to accident insurance, number of. Fault of the employer, of the employee, etc., per cent of accidents due to the.. Hours injured persons had been at work on day of accident, number of. Insurance associations for the compensation of accidents, administration of. Investigations, special, of accidents.. Nature of injuries sustained by persons injured.. Persons killed or injured, number of. Rate of accidents.. Result of injuries sustained. Summary.. Time injured person had been employed previous to accident- in the establishment and occupation.. on the day of accident... Time of occurrence of accident- day of the week. hour of the day. month of the year. Workmen subject to insurance, number of. Austria, hours of labor of men, women, and children in factories in. Page. 1-96 8-14 52-61 83-96 44-48 5 60-65 49-51 3,4 4-96 34-43 6-8 15-18 66-82 1-3 44-48 49-51 23-27 27-33 18-22 6-8 571-606 Hours of labor- United States. United States and England and Wales compared. United States and England and Wales, Germany, France, and Belgium compared.. 512,513 503-506, 509 510, 511 United States and England and Wales, Germany, France, and Belgium compared. 560-563 Chile, conditions of labor in the saltpeter industry, report on.. Cost of living in England and Wales, Germany, France, Belgium, and the United States.. Hours of labor in the building, engineering, and printing trades, by countries. Cost of living of the working classes in the principal industrial cities of the United States. Antitrust law of Mississippi-penalties-jurisdiction-constitutionality. Decisions of courts affecting labor-Concluded. Page. Combinations in restraint of trade-antitrust law-constitutionality-penalties-jurisdiction.. 633,634 653, 654 291-294 Employers' advances-contract with intent to defraud-peonage constitutionality of statute. 634-639 compensation law-liability without fault-due process of law-constitutionality of statute. 251-273 273-275 fear of discharge-assumption of risk-contributory negligence... 661-667 294-296 injuries by fellow servants-"initiation" of new employees.. 657,658 injuries causing death-nature of liability-fellow-servant law-survival of right of action- 276-278 injury of employee being transported to place of employment. 658, 659 mine regulations disobedience by employers-assumption of risk-negligence of licensed railroad companies-relief benefits-receipt not a bar in suits for damages-construction of statute. 644-649 railroad companies-street railways-construction of statute. 281 railroads Federal statute-jurisdiction of State and Federal courts-interstate commerce 281-285 659-661 relation of employer and employee-independent contractors-assumption of risk-con- Employment of women-hours of labor-constitutionality of statute-police power. 649,650 Garnishment of wages-class legislation-constitutionality of statute.. 650-652 Hours of labor of employees on railroads-Federal statute-time on duty. public work-protection of laborers and material men-contractors' bonds.. Mine regulations- 653,654 653 inspection-good faith as defense in case of injury. 286-288 shot firers-construction of statute... 278-279 Picketing-police powers-municipal regulations.. 288,289 Strike insurance-representations-construction of policy. Workmen's compensation-liability without fault-constitutionality of statute. 302-307 251-273 203-209 reports on strikes and lockouts and on conciliation and arbitration boards in the United 221-231 Italy- housing conditions among public administration employees in Rome and among railway Early closing on Saturday and on days preceding holidays in factories in Austria....... 606 Employment of women and young persons in factories in Austria..... United States and England and Wales, Germany, France, and Belgium compared....... 563-565 United States and England and Wales compared.. United States and England and Wales, Germany, France, and Belgium compared.. Page. 503, 507-509 Hours of labor in the building, engineering, and printing trades, compared with the United Income, family, and cost of living of the working classes, compared with the United States Rents of working-class dwellings, compared with the United States.. Rest periods in establishments- not operating continuously. operating continuously. Finland, employment in business offices and in mercantile establishments, report on. Food: Expenditure, weekly, for, by working classes in the United States. Quantity of, consumed weekly by working classes in the United States. G. 513, 514 551-555 531-536 510-512 510-512 606 574-580 578-580 593-595 590-598 583-598 598-601 571-574 580-583 602,603 604, 605 611-616 540,544, 550 531, 542-550 Germany, industrial accidents and loss of earning power. (See Accidents, industrial, and loss of Agriculture, miscellaneous, number, occupation, and nationality or race of employees engaged 696, 697 American- children, number of, in public and private schools, 1900 to 1910.. 680 plantation employees, number and per cent of, 1901, 1902, 1904 to 1910.. 687 Analysis of tables.. 764-768 Arrivals and departures of Chinese, Japanese, and Koreans. 723-725 Arrivals and departures. (See also Filipinos; Hindus; Iberians; Russians.) Assessed valuation of property held by Chinese, Japanese, and Portuguese taxpayers.. 679 680 occupations, average wages and hours of labor, and nationality or race of employees in, 928-937 occupations, rates of wages, hours of labor, and nationality or race of employees in, 1910.. 806-809 713, 714 Caucasians- number of, by age groups and by sex, 1900 and 1910.. 675,676 overseers and foremen on sugar plantations, number and per cent of, and average salary, 690 skilled hands on sugar plantations, number and per cent of, and average daily wage, 1902, Caucasian wage-earning families in Honolulu- income per family and per capita, and surplus and deficit per family. Centralization of the sugar industry. Children and women. (See Women and children.) Children at work, at school, and at home, of wage-earning families in Honolulu, by age groups 680, 681 Chinese- arrivals and departures of.. children, number of, in public and private schools, 1900 to 1910.. foreign-born, number and per cent of, at census periods, 1853 to 1910.. 712 723-725 680 675 711 678 Hawaii-Continued. Chinese-Concluded. Page. number of, by age groups and by sex, 1900 and 1910. 675,676 overseers and foremen on sugar plantations, number and per cent of, and average salary, 690 plantation employees, number and per cent of, 1901, 1902, 1904 to 1910.. 687 skilled hands on sugar plantations, number and per cent of, and average daily wage, 1902, 691 taxpayers, number of. 679 Chinese families in Hawaii, income and expenditures among, as compared with families in the Chinese and Japanese males 10 years of age and over engaged in gainful occupations in 1900, by Churches and temples maintained by Japanese. Cloths and clothing, retail prices of, 1890 to 1910 Coffee cultivation, number, occupation, and nationality or race of employees engaged in, and 769 713 704, 705 736,737,740,741 798 daily rates of wages. 698 Condition of labor, discussion of and conclusions on. 762,763 Contract cultivators, number of, and average daily earnings, 1902, 1905, and 1910. 688 Departures and arrivals of Chinese, Japanese, and Koreans. 702-714, 764, 769-774, 781-792 Departures and arrivals. (See also Filipinos; Hindus; Iberians; Russians.) Description of the Territory.... Earnings average, of employees on plantations, 1902, 1905, and 1910.. 673,674 687 Employees- nationality of, on sugar plantations, 1901, 1902, 1904 to 1910. nationality or race of, occupations, and average wages and hours of labor in each industry, 767, 768, 914-1117 nationality or race of, occupations, rates of wages, and hours of labor in each industry, 765-767, 800-913 number of, in miscellaneous industrial establishments, with rates of daily wages, by race 700, 701 number, per cent, and average earnings of, on plantations, 1902, 1905, and 1910.. 688,690, 691 696-699 Employments, mechanical and urban.. Establishments, manufacturing- 699-702 number of, by race of proprietors.. 678 Establishments, miscellaneous industrial, number of employees, with rates of daily wages, by 700, 701 Expenditures and income among families in Hawaii, in the United States, and in Germany, Expenditures, income, size of family, and living conditions of native-born and of foreign-born plantation employees, number and per cent of, 1901, 1902, 1904 to 1910 687 Food- expenditures for, average annual, by wage-earning families in Honolulu, by race.. 707-709, 786-792 793-797 Foremen and overseers on sugar plantations, number and per cent of, and average salary, 1902, 690 Fuel and lighting, retail prices of, 1890 to 1910.. Fruit raising, number, occupation, and nationality or race of employees engaged in, and daily 698 798 Fuel and rent, expenditure for, by wage-earning families in Honolulu, by race.. 713 707, 786-792 German children, number of, in public and private schools, 1900 to 1910.. 680 Hawaiian families in Hawaii, income and expenditures among, as compared with families in overseers and foremen on sugar plantations, number and per cent of, and average salary, 690 plantation employees, number and per cent of, 1901, 1902, 1904 to 1910. 687 skilled hands on sugar plantations, number and per cent of, and average daily wage, 1902, 712 704 children at work, at school, and at home of wage-earning families in, by age groups and by race. composition of wage-earning families in, by race.... 702-714, 764, 769-774, 781-792 race.. income and expenditures, size of family, and home conditions of native-born and of foreign- income per family and per capita, and surplus and deficit per family of wage-earning fami- income, source and amount of, of wage-earning families in, by race.. 709 712 706 705, 706, 769-792 membership and income of family and occupation of head of family of wage-earning families population of, compared with total population, 1900, 1910.. rent and fuel, expenditure for, by wage-earning families in, by race.. 769-774 678 713 704, 705 Hours of labor, occupations, average wages, and nationality or race of employees in each in- 767, 768, 914-1117 Hours of labor, occupations, rates of wages, and nationality or race of employees, in each in- 702-714, 764, 769-774, 781-792 769-774 Income, expenditures, size of family, and living conditions of native-born and of foreign-born 712 Income tax, amount of, and number of Chinese, Japanese, and Portuguese taxpayers.. 679 Increase since 1900 in number of manufacturing establishments and in the value of their product. 677, 678 foreign-born, number and per cent of, at census periods, 1853 to 1910.. overseers and foremen on sugar plantations, number and per cent of, and average salary, 690 plantation employees, number and per cent of, 1901, 1902, 1904 to 1910.. 687 skilled hands on sugar plantations, number and per cent of, and average daily wage, 1902, 691 taxpayers, number of. 679 Japanese families in Hawaii, income and expenditures among, as compared with families in Japanese and Chinese males 10 years of age and over engaged in gainful occupations, in 1900, by plantation employees, number and per cent of, 1901, 1902, 1904 to 1910. Males 10 years of age and over engaged in gainful occupations in 1900, by race and by kind of 676,677 Manufacturing establishments, number of, by race of proprietors.. 678 |