Powderly Reports on Immigration Fiscal Year 1899
Commissioner General Powderly presents the Immigration Bureau annual report to the Secretary of the Treasury detailing 1899 arrivals at 311,716, up 42,416 or 36 percent from the prior year. He cites Europe as the main source, notes illiteracy and money carried, and urges legislation to empower investigations at labor centers and expansion of deportation authority.
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Immigration Bureau
Canada
Europe
Commissioner General
Dominion
American
Spain
Secretary of War
Children Fashions for Well Dressed Girls
A vintage description outlines current children’s fashion focusing on modest frocks for girls, simple plain skirts, and blouse bodices with optional basques. Styles emphasize belted waists, plain belts, puffed sleeves, and restrained embellishments suitable for young wearers and grown youths.
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Edward End
Old Colonial Residence Plans Erected Per Amat 68 500
A vintage advertisement describes a charming colonial style residence for a physician in a large town. It details a cellar under the full house, a wide veranda, entry vestibule with stained glass, a central reception hall, a parlor, a secluded dining room, an open fireplace and decorative brasses, plus a sewing pattern for a girl’s dress.
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