Immigration Investigation: Mr. Stump, from the Committee on Immigration and Naturalization, Submitted the Following Report (to Accompany Concurrent Resolution).U.S. Government Printing Office, 1892 - 798 halaman |
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Acting Secretary Acting Supervising Architect additional Amount paid appropriation approved April April 11 Assistant Secretary Nettleton become a public bids bill boiler house bond Castle Garden cent certificate CHAIRMAN Committee on Immigration Congress connection construction contract contractors copy duties Edbrooke estimate examination expenditures expenses fact February 29 furnished Government head money HERMAN STUMP hospital immi immigrant fund immigration purposes improvements at Ellis inspection inspector land letter main building Marine Hospital Service Massilia matter ment opinion OWEN paper passengers persons port public charge question record reference Representative GEISSENHAINER Representative STUMP Respectfully Secretary FOSTER Secretary Windom Senator CHANDLER Senator HALE shell house Sheridan & Byrne slate Spaulding specifications statement steamship steamship companies Superintendent of Immigration surgeon testimony tion Treasury Department typhus fever United voucher Wards Island Washington WEBER Windrim York City York Harbor
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