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71. Cotton. Work of British Cotton Growing Association, address by J. Arthur Hutton at meeting of Manchester Statistical Society, Manchester, England, Feb. 10, 1904; presented by Mr. Morgan.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Senate and Congress of United States
Publisher:: Senate
Date:: Apr. 13, 1904

72. Naval militia. Proceedings of annual meeting of Association of Naval Militia of United States, Washington, D. C., Jan. 14 [and 15], 1904; [with Statement of N. R. Usher and Sidney Bieber before House Committee on Naval Affairs, Mar. 15 and 16, 1904, on H. 10137, to establish naval militia and define its relations to General Government, and H. 10138, for enrollment and organization of naval reserve].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Senate and Congress of United States
Publisher:: Senate
Date:: Apr. 13, 1904

73. Reciprocity. Last speech of William McKinley, delivered at Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo, Sept. 5, 1901; [presented by Mr. Fairbanks].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Senate and Congress of United States
Publisher:: Senate
Date:: [Apr. 13] 1904

74. Reciprocity. Last speech of William McKinley, delivered at Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo, Sept. 5, 1901; [presented by Mr. Fairbanks].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Senate and Congress of United States
Publisher:: Senate
Date:: [Apr. 13] 1904

75. Indian Territory. Petition [of Wilson Jones] for investigation of actions of Dawes Commission in allotting lands in Territory; presented by Mr. Money.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Senate and Congress of United States
Publisher:: Senate
Date:: Apr. 11, 1904

76. Indians. Report of subcommittee of special committee of Senate [in 48th Congress, Select Committee to Examine into the Condition of the Sioux and Crow Indians], appointed to visit Indian tribes in northern Montana, also article from Washington Post of July 26, 1903, on Charlot, chief of Flathead Indians, by G. G. Vest; presented by Mr. Teller.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Senate and Congress of United States
Publisher:: Senate
Date:: Apr. 9, 1904

77. Adulterations. Letters and petitions urging passage of H. 6295, for preventing adulteration or misbranding of foods or drugs and for regulating traffic therein; presented by Mr. Heyburn.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Senate and Congress of United States
Publisher:: Senate
Date:: Apr. 6, 1904

78. Chinese exclusion. Opinion of Ralston & Siddons that denouncement of treaty of 1894 with China opens United States to unrestricted Chinese immigration; presented by Mr. Patterson.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Senate and Congress of United States
Publisher:: Senate
Date:: Apr. 1, 1904

79. Dakota militia. Memorandum and official records concerning Dakota militia, organized in 1862 for protection of frontier settlements from Sioux Indians, compiled by R. E. McDowell for consideration in connection with S. 5353 [extending provisions of pension laws to Dakota militia of 1862 and 1863]; presented by Mr. Gamble.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Senate and Congress of United States
Publisher:: Senate
Date:: Apr. 1, 1904

80. Seneca Indians. Memorial in behalf of Indians, against confirmation of so-called John Quilter lease of their lands by passage of H. 11204; presented by Mr. Quay.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Senate and Congress of United States
Publisher:: Senate
Date:: Mar. 29, 1904

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