List of References on Shipping and Shipbuilding

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

LI ST OF RE FE RENCE S ON

SHI PPING AND

SH I PBU I LD ING

COMPlLED UNDER THE DIRE CTION or

HERMAN H. B. ME YER

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

S H I PP ING

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c l to l 'y no te

H istory of shipp ing-\ 1nerican shipping

B ibl iographyGenera l

BooksArticles in period icals

I'

n ited S tates shipping boardOcean fre igh t ratesDues and port chargesB i l ls of lad ing , etcM arine insuranceM arine san itation , includ ing bil ls of heal th ,

Cargoes and stowageAccoun tingCurren t period ical s

SH I PBU I LD ING

B ib l iography 145—147

General :BooksArticles in period icals

HistoryConcrete sh ipsI ron and stee l shipsUns inkable shipsWooden shipsS tandardization

Genera lI ron and stee l sh ipsWooden sh ips

Accoun ting

D irectoriesS h ipyardsEmp loyees and the labor problemAuthor indexS ubject index

PRE FATORY NOTE

“

F or the Un ited S tates one of the m ost important results Of the waris the revival of American shipping. The belief that this revival isbut the begin ning of a n ew era is pretty general ly expressedby most

recen t W riters on the subject. this opinion being largely based on the

enormous expansion of our shipbuilding industry. A t no time has

there been so much in quiry concern ing the two closely related topicsof shipping and shipbuilding and it is the purpose of this list to

indicate the material in the L ibrary of Congress on these subjects.

The list is divided in to two parts along the lines indicated above,

Shipping and Shipbuilding. Under the former heading are included

references on the history of shipping, on American shipping in general . and the Operations of theUnitedS tates ShippingBoard. I t also

includes such closely related incidental subjects as freight rates, duesand port charges, bil ls of lading. in surance. marin e san itation

, car

goes, andaccoun ting. Under the heading Shipbuilding are embracedthe history and gen eral subject, and references on special kinds of

ships— wooden concrete,iron andsteel , andun sinkable ships ( subma

rin es are omitted) — and special subjects of general in terest, such as

standardization,accounting, etc. , andfinal ly shipy ards and employees

and the labor problem .

An analytical index at the end affords a kev to the m inuter phasesof the subjects coveredby the list.

H . H . B . ME YER

Chief B ibliograpker

APPLETON P . C. Garrrrx

A cting Librarian of CongressWaskz

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ngton , D . August

HI S TORY OF SHI PPING

1 A cadem y of pol itical scien ce, New Yo rk. The .\merican mer

cantile marine.

New Y ork,The A cademy of pol itical science, Co lumbia Uni

r ersv

z'

ty, 1915. in , 208 ( I ts Pr oceedingsr ol . VI

,710 . 1 )

16—0540 H E 745.A 3

2 A l l en , Joseph . The navigation laws o f Great B ritain , histori

cal lv and practically considered with reference to com

merce and national defence.

L ondon , Baily brothers [eta ] 1849. wi,344p. 22

15 H E 823 .A 5

3 Am erican academ y of pol itical an d social scien ce, Philadel

phia. Government regulation of water transportation .

Philadelphia,American academy of political and social sci

ence,1914. r

,306 ( I ts A n nals

,rol . I .v

[whole 710 .

14—18321 H 1 .A4 v ol .55

HE745.A6

4 Baasch , E rn st . Beitrage zur Geschichte des deutschen S eeschiff

baues undder S chiflbaupolitik.

Hamburg, L . Grafe cf' S illcm . 1899. v p.

,I l .

, 351, [1]

14 759- M2 H E 835.M 13

5 Bank of the M anhat tan com pan y , New Y ork. S hips andship

ping of oldNew Y o rk : a brief accoun t of the in terestingphases O f the commerce of New Yo rk from the founda

tion of the citv to the. beginn ing of the civil war .

Yew Y o rk city , Prin ted fo r Bank of the Manhattan com

pany [1] p. l l l'us . ( incl . po rts , map) 933i”“ Autho ri ties [ 1 ] p. a t e nd.

15—8444 H E 76 7 .N 5B 3

6 Bates , W ill iam W al l ace . Am erican m arine : the shipping question in histo ry and po litics .

Boston and New Y o rk H oughton , ill/ 2771511. and company ,

1893. (air, 479 p. fron t (po rt )

1—5158\

6 L IB RARY OF CONGRES S

T Bates , .W iI l iam W al l ace . Am erican nav igation : the po liticalhistory of its rise and ruin and the proper means for its

encouragem en t.

B osto n and New Y o rk H oughton Mifflin and com pan y ,1902 . wri

, 466 p.

,I l . inc l . tables . fron t. (port. )

2—2 H E 745.B35

8 B el l,GeorgeW . American shipping, or A tale of the seas .

Po rtland. O re The Lewis cC' D ryden prin ting cc 1899.

91 p .

5—21135 H E 746 .B ¢3

9 Berghaus , Johan n I saak . Geschichte der S chifl‘

fahrtskunde

bey den vo rnehmsten VOlkern des A lterthum s.

L eipzig, Gra'

fisehe B uchhandlufng, 17 £2. 3 fold. p lates .

fo ld. map.

13—14906 VK15.B49

10 Blackm ore, E dw ard. The B ritish m ercan tile in ai in e : a sho rthisto rical review , including the rise and progress of

B ritish shipping and commerce ; the education of the

merchan t offi cer ; andduty anddisciplin e in the merchan tservice.

L ondon , C. ( r'

rifiin and company , limited, 1891 . weir,2348

[Griffin’s nautical series . ed. by E . B lackmo re]

2 H E 823 .B 62

Bol l es , A lber t S idn ey . I ndustrial histo rv of the Un itedS tates .

from the earl iest settlemen ts to the present time : being a

complete sa rver of A merican industries .

Vor teich. Com a,The H e

'

n ry Bil l publishing company, 1879.

a?

p.,1 l 936 p. il lus .

S hipp ing and rai l ro ads p . 367—664.

53—2110“ H CI O3 .B 69

B os ton . Cham ber of comm erce . I'

o7nm-ittec o n, mercha n t mu

r ifl e. The American merchan t. m arine, what it has been .

what it is, What it ought to be.

B oston , .ll nss . . B osto n Chamber of commerce [1916 ] p.

( S uppleme n t to Wa r ren ! affairs li. in ) . J’f'

l 1 0 "

l G—‘

l l H E 745.B 7 19 16

B osw orth ,George F rederick . S hips . shipping and fishing.

w ith s ome accoun t O f our seapo rts and their industries .

(‘

aznbritlye [E ng ] l'

n iversity press , 191-5. 4

’

p. l 86 p.

il lus . (in cl . maps ) (Cambridge. industr ia l and com

me rcial s ec/es

A I S—1374 H E 823 .B 7

H I STORY OF'

S l’

fl PP I N G

14“

B ren on , C. S . Passing o f the sailing ship.

Can adian. magaz in e , A “9 “ 1911. v .

A P5.C2 ,V .37

Cal l en der , Guy S tev en s . S electio ns from the econ om ic histn rv

o f the Un ited S tates , 1765— 1860.

Boston. New Yo r /r [eta ] G in n and r ompang [01909 ] so l

'iii,

819 p. ine l . tables . fo ld. map. [S electio n s (m t!

docum en ts in econom ies]l ullueuee o f tran sportat io n o n American indus try 348

9—26314 H 0106 .C2

16 Cham ber lain ,E ugen e Ty l er . Our merchan t marine.

( I n Depew , C . M .. ed. O ne hundred years o f America n co n i

Ine l'

t‘

e , v . 1 . New Yo rk , 1895. p . 38

H C103 .D4 ,V . 1

17 Cl ark,A . H . G limpses o f the clipper- ship days.

”owner’s nmgaz in e. Jun e . 1908, r . 117 : 92—100.

A P2 .H 3 ,V . l 17

Clay , Joseph . Letters o f Joseph Clay , merchan t o f S avannah.

1776— 1793,and a list of ships and vessels en tered at the

po rt of S avan nah,for May 1765, 1766 and 1767.

[S avan nah The. J] o rn ing n ews,prin ter s

,0191-3]

fron t. (po rt ) 2 fo ld. pl . , 2 folel . maps,6 fold. tab.

(Co l lections of the Geo rgia historical society, vo l . viii)13—1203? E 302 .6 .C5C5

19 Cl ev eland, R ichard Jefi’

ry . A n arrative o f voyages and com

mercial enterprises. 2d ed.

Cambr idge . J . O w en . P . in I .

5—22040 G547 .063

Coates , W il l iam H erbert . The o ld comm-

v trade'

of the E ast

I ndies.

L o ndon . I m ray. Laurie,J

'

orie <0 l l'

ilso n,l td 1911 . xiv p

1 l .,205 p. fro n t , plates . fo l / l . map. 18g

m.

11— 2975? H F 3784.C7

“21 Cooke , A rthur 0 . Ships and sea - faring shown to the children .

Lo ndo n and E dinburgh, T . C. ( 6 E . C. Jae/r. limited. 1917.

1931 I ) . ( The S how“ to the children”series . E dited by

Louey Chisholm )

8 LI BRARY or CONGRE S S

Corn ew al l - Jon es , R . J . The B ritish m erchant service ;being a

history of the B ritish mercan tile m arine from the earliest

times to the presen t dayLondon

,S . L ow

,zll arston dbcompany, l imited, 1898. m m

,

406 p . p lates (part col . ) £29350”

13—1963? H E 823 .C7

Corth el l , E lm er L awren ce . Maritime commerce : past— pre

en tr — future. Readbefore Section 1 of the American asso

ciation for the advancemen t of science at its fiftieth ann i

versary,B oston

,Mass

, U . S . A .— August. 1898.

Bern,S taempfli ( fi cc.

,1898. 520p.

H E 73G.GS

Cram ,M il dr ed. O ld seapo rt town s of the S outh.

New Yorlv, Dodd,Meadcfi' company, 1917. v iii p.

,1 l .

,364p .

col . fron t , p lates. £22

17—28900 F 2 15.088

25 Cum ber lan d, B . Canoe, sail , and stream : early navigation on

the Great L akes.

Canadian magazin e, Nov . 1913,o .

—92.AP5.Cz,V -42

26 Deiss , Edouard. An vers la Belgique maritim e.

Paris , E . B erna rdcf? 1899. 3 p. l .,328 p . incl . il lus. , maps ,

tables. fold. map, 2 fo ld tab.

B i b liographie p . 325.

4- 4 143 DH42 1.D32

27 [Desm arquets , Jean A n toin e S am s on ] Mémoires chrono lo

giques pour servir a. l’histoire de Dieppe , et 21 cell s de la

navigation franeoise : avec un recueil abrégé des privileges

de cette vil le.

Paris Desauges , 1785. 9 -v. 1745

1—F DCS Ol .D56D4

Ducéré, E douard. Histoire maritime de Bayonne . L es cor

saires sous l’ancien regime.

Bayonn e, E . H ourguet, 1895. my, 395, [1] p . 28

6 - 28268 D050.D8

E ssex in s titute , S alem Mass . O ld- time Ships of S alem .

S alem,Mass . E ssen: institute. 1917. 70 p . incl . il lus , co l .

p la tes . 28g”

.

T he co lored i l lustrat io ns are reproductions o f o ld w ater colors ,and were firs t issued in 1902 as calendars by the As iaticnatio na l bank o f S alem ,

and later by the Naumkeag trustcompany . The accompany ing text is by Robert S . B enton ]

and W i l l iam O . Chapman . cf. I ntrod .

184 5609 HE767 .S 3E7

HI STORY or SHI PP ING 9

E v el yn , John . Navigation and commerce, their o riginal and

progress . Contain ing a succinct accoun t of traflick in gen

eral ; its ben efits and improvemen ts zo f disco veries , warsandconflicts at sea, from the o riginal o f navigation to thisday ; w ith special regard to the E nglish nation .

London,Prin ted by J . R . for B . Too lse , 3 p. l .. 120.

[13] p .

5—41458 H F353 .E 9

31 E v ers , E . , andA . M al l et . E arly histo ry of the F rench Atlan ticservices.

Engineer (L ondon ) , F eb. 16, 1917, v . 123 : 145— 147.

TA 1 .E 5,v . 123

32 F ayl e , C. E . Milestones o f the m ercan tile marine.

Landcf! water,Apr . 10, 1919, n o . 2970: 19, 22.

History of Bri t ish shipp ing. GV 1 .085,

F err in ,A . W . Short history of American shipbuilding.

Moody’s magazine, Apr . 1916 , c . 19 : 197—200.

HG l -M85,V - 19

F ien n es , Gerard. S ea power andfreedom ;a historical study.

London S lee/fington ( f: son l “ . [191819] in p.,1 l .

, 324 p .

fron t , pla tes, ports, maps .

18 D27 .E 5

35 F orbes , R obert Ben n et . Notes on ships of the past.

Boston [J. E . Cotter cfi cc.

,prin ters] 1888. 2 p l ., 154 p .

195m

.

8432944 H E 746 .F 72

F orm al eon i, V in cen z io A n ton io . E ssai sur la marin e anciem ie

des Vénitien s dans lequel on a mis aujour plusieurs cartestirées de la B ibliotheque de S t. Marc, antérieures a la

découverte de Christophe Colomb, qui indiquent clairemen t l

’existence des isles An tilles. T r . de l

’italien par le

Chevalier d’Hén in .

Ven ise, Chez F orma leon i, 1788. 168 p.,1 l . 3 fold. pl .

( ine l . 2 ma ps ) fold. diagr . 22159—238] E110.F 73

Histoire philosophique pol itique du comm erce. de la

navigation ,et des colon ies des ancien s dan s la Mer -Noire

avec l’hydrographic du Pont- E uxin . T r . de I

’ital ien par

le Chev . d’Henin .

Ven ise, Ches C. Palese, 1789. 2 v. in 1 . 2 fold nwps .

5- 22280 HF 416 .F 8

1 0 L I BRARY ‘

. or CONGRE SS

F orm al-eon i,V in cen zi

'

o A n ton io . S toria fi losofica,e politic

'

a

del la n avigazion e, del commercio e del le co lon ie degli ah

tichi n el mar Nero .

Venezia, Nella tipografia del l’auto re

,1788

‘

89. 2 v . 2 fold.

maps ,H F416 .F 7

5—22281

F rey , T . A . Ren aissan ce of American shipbuilding.

Moody’s magazin e, Apr . 1916

,v . 19 : 201— 204.

H G l .M85,V - 19

F ry , H en ry . The histo ry of North A tlantic steam navigation

w ith some account of early ships and shipowners.

L ondon r

,

'

S . Low,Marston and company limited, 1896 . air ,

324p . incl . fron t , illu8 .

,p lates. fold. char t.

17—9970 VM 6 15.F 8 1896

Gol din gham , C; S . H istorical sketch of convoying at sea.

S cien tific American supp lemen t,F eb. 23, 1918, o . 85: 126

128.T 1 .S 52 ,v .85

Good, T . American shipping : its past, present and future.

Cassier ’s m agazin e, F eb. 1910, i’

. 37 : 365—368.TA l -C34N -37

Gt. Brit . B oard of trade. L ist of the principal acts of Parlia

men t. regulations,orders, instruction s and notices relating

to m erchan t shipping which are now in force. ( S eptember

London ,H . M. S tationery of ,

1918. 39 p . 215

H H agedorn ,B ernh ard. Ostfrieslands Handel und S chifi

‘

ahrt.

B er lin,K. Cartius , 1910. a . fo ld. map. (Abhand

langen zur oerkelirs - and seegeschichte bd. 111, v1. )B i b l iographic v . 1 ,

p . xi—xv i i ; v . 2 , p . i x— xi i i .11—30074 H F453 .E 3H 3

45 [Ii-fi l l , Charl es S teph en ] F our epochs in American comm erce .

1730 to 1877.

[New Y ork,S lo te cfi' Jan os

,1878] 18 p. 207}

2—26058 H F302 1 .H 6

H istory of American shipping. its prestige. decline, and

prospect.

New Y orlc, D . A pp leton, cf: ca ,1883. 4 p. l ., [7] p.

illus. ,po rt

,tables (partly fol d. ) 233;

5—19435 H E 745.H 63

47 H oflt‘

m an n , W il helm . Die Geschichte ( les Handcls , der E rd

kunde 11nd S chifl'

fahrt al ler Vol ker und S taaten,von

dcr fruhesten Zeit bis an f ( l ie ( icgenwart.

Leipz ig, 0 . Wigan d, 1847. vi,609 p . 4fold. tab. 22

5—41462 H F352 .H 7

m s'roar or~ SH IPP ING 11

48 H ol dsw o rth , W . S . The power o f the Crown to requisitionB ritish ships in a national emergency.

Law quarterly re‘r ieie,

.I an 1919,r . 3-5: 12—42 .

Princ ipa l ly h i s to rical .

49 Huet , [Pier re Dan iel ] . H istoire da comme rce et de la naviga

tio n dcs anciens . 2. éd. rev .

Paris . A . U . Co r/atel ier,1716. 12 p. l . , 446 , [50] p. 16

i”v—41178 B E 3S 7 .E B6

30 Japan . Mer can tile ma rine bureau. A histo ry of the mercan tilemarine in Japan . Mercantile marine bureau. Department o f commun ications.

Tokio, 1893. 1 l .,61 p . 1 l ., in cl . 2 fold. tab. 19

7—33376 H E 891 .H 3 1893

51 Jurien de L a Grav iere , Jean Pierre E dm on d. La m arine des

Pto lémées et la marine des Romains.

Par is , E . Plon zl ’ozl rm'

t et 1885. 2 v . fold. maps.

CONTENT v . 1 . La marine de guerre .

— v . 2 . La marine merchande .

3—1163

IV Keil er , H an s . American shipping,- its historv and econ om ic

condition s .

Jena 0 . F ischer, 1913. 3 p. l ., [ia ] 144p. incl . tables .

(Probleme der Weltwirtschaft, S chriften dee 1a

stituts fiir S eeo erlcehr and Weltwirschaft an der Un i

r ersitdt Kicl I 4)B iblography : p . x i i i—xx.

13—21668 H E 745.K28

Am erikanische S ehifi'

ahrtspo litik. Geschichte l l l l tl

Griinde des —\ufstiegs und Niedergangs der amerikani

schen Handelssehifi’

ahrt.

Kiel , S chmidt LC‘ [ i'

laun ig, 1915. p.,1 l .

15—26016 H E 745.K2 5

Kirkal dy , Adam W il l is . B ritish shipping, its histo ry. organ i’

sation and importance w ith a map o f m ain routes

and coaling- stations. and ful l appendices.

London, K. Paul,T rench, T r iibner cf; co .

, ltd ,New Y ork.

E . P . B utton (0 compan y, 1914. JJQ’

,655 p . fron t. (fo ld.

map) fold. tables, fold. diayrx . 19

‘

(Natio na l indus

tries , ed. by H . Higgs)B ib l iography ; some books . pe riod icals , and pub l icat ions to

consult p . xi i i—xx .

I sl—14200 H E 823 .K5

12 LIBRARY or CONGRES S

Kirkal dy , A dam W il lis , andAlfr edDudl ey E v an s . Thehis

tory and econ omics of transport.

L ondon,S ir I . Pitman cf“ sons , ltd in

,338 p . fold.

map.

CONTENTS .— I n troduction . M ethods of tran sport and thei r

developmen t — pt. I . T he rai lway in the Un ited K ingdomand abroad—

pt. I I . Ra i lway and canal economics — pt. I I I .

S h ipp ing and ocean transp ort — Append ices .

A I 5—2108 H E 151 .K5

56 L in dsay , W il l iam S ehaw . History of merchan t shipping and

and ancient commerce.

London ,S . L ow Marston ,

L ow ,and S earle, 1874—76 . 4 r .

il lus.,p lates fold. maps

, fold. tab.

5—41460 HEB

L l oyd, Jam es T . L loyd’

s steamboat directory, anddisasters on

the western waters,contain ing the history of the first ap

pl ication of steam,as a motive power ; the lives of John

Fitch andRobert Fulton history of the early steam

boat n avigation on western waters a complete l ist

of steamboats and al l other vessels now afloat on the

western rivers and lakes maps of the Ohio and

Mississippi riversCincinnati. J. T . L loyd (f co . , 1856 . ii

,7—331 p . il lus .

(incl . maps )6 —1693 F353 .L81

58 [L o cke , John ] An introductory discourse, con tain ing the wholehistory of n avigation from its origin al to this time.

( I n ( Church i l l , Awnsham ] comp . A col lection of voyagesand travel s London , 1732 . 36 vol . I , p . ix— xciv )

‘T he catalogue and character of mos t books o f trave ls p .

l xx i i— xciv .

CA 7—6562

Macpherson ,Dav id. Ann als of commerce, manufactures , fish

eries and navigation , with brief n otices of the arts and

sciences connectedwith them .

L ondon ,Nicho ls and son ; [etc.

,etc. ] 1805. 4v .

5—41161 H F352 .M 17

Marbl ehead h is torical society . O ldMarblehead sea captain s

and the ships in which they sailed comp . and pub.

for the ben efit of the Marblehead histo rical society by

Ben jamin J. Lindsey.

[Marblehead,Mass ] 1915. 137 p . il las . ( in cl . po rts , fac

sims . ) col . plates.

16—6470 E 74.H 3M437

H I STORY or S H I PPXNO 13

61 Marv in , W in throp Lippit t . The American merchan t marine ;its histo ry and romance from 1620 to 1902 .

New York, C. S cribner’s sons , 1910. x vi p.,I l .

, 444 p.

15- 2006 H E 745.M4

Our merchant marine ; past, presen t and future .

S cien tific American , Oct. 3- 17,1914, v . 111 : 282— 283; 303;

324. T 1 .85,v .111

63 N imm o , Joseph , ir . Report and chart concern ing the Shipbuilding of the Un ited S tates from 1817 to 1868.

Washington , Gov’t pr int. off ,

1868. 7 p . fo ld. chart. 23c

1—4294 H E 745.A2 1868

64 Oppenh eim , M ichael . A history of the administration of the

royal navy and of merchant shipping in relation to the

navy, from M DI X to M DCLX , with an in troduction treatingof the preceding period.

London and New York, J. Lan e, 1896. x iii, 411 , [1] p .

col . fron t , p lates (part col . ) 2

47039 VB 57 .0G2

65 Ow en ,S ir Douglas . Ports and docks ; their history, working,and n ational importance.

London , Methuen (6 co.

, 4 p . l ., 179 p . in cl . didyr.

fron t , fold. pl . (Books on busin ess. )5—2108 H E 551.097

Pain e, R alph Del ahaye. The oldmerchan tmarine ; a chron icle

of American Ships and sailors.

New Haven , Yale university p ress; [etc.,etc.] 1919. cc

, 214

p . fron t , p lates, ports. (The chron icles ofAmerica series

,A llen Johnson , editor v . 36 )

B ibl iographical note”1 p . 201—204.

19—3178 E 173.C55 v ol .88

H E 745.P3

The Ships and sailors of old Salem : the record of a

brilliant era of American achievement. New ed.

Chicago, A . C. il I cClurg cfi co .,1912 . xv

,515 p . fron t ,

p lates , ports , chart, facsims .

First pub. as a serial in Outing Jan . 1908—Apr. 1909, undertitle O ld Salem S hips and sa i lors.

F 74.S l P 2 1

LI BRARY OF'

CONGRES S

68 Parker , Marc. L a marine marchande en Norvege (1200Paris

,Editions de la Revue ge

’

ne’

rale de la marine mar

chande,1903 2 p . l .

,33 p . incl . tables. fold, pl .

4—5670 H E 855.P 3

69 Prebl e, George H en ry . A chronological histo ry of the originanddevelopment of steam n avigation . 1543— 1882.

Philadelphia , L . B . H amersly ( 6 co.,1883. min

, 484 p .

12—8843 VM6 15.P92

Rédhakumuda Mukhopédhyéya . I ndian Shipping; a historyof the sea- born e trade and maritime activitv of the I n

dians from the earliest tim es.

B ombay , New Y o rk [eta ] L ongina n s G reen and co . , 1912 .

rmvii,283

, [1] p. fron t , p lates .

_List of authorities consul ted p. xxi— xxv i i .12- 12963 HE879 .R S

71 R adunz , Kar l . Vom Einbaum zum Lin ien schiff S treifzuge auf

dem Gebiete der S chifi'

ahrt unddes S eewesen s.

L eipzig und B erlin , B . G . Teubn er , 1912 . iv,193

, [1] p.

il lus. 205 (Dr . Bas tian S chmids naturwissenschaftliche S chulerbiblothek. 11 )12—9711 VM 15.R 15

S chaube, Adolf . Das Kon sulat des Meeres in Pisa. E in B ei

trag zur Geschichte des S eewesens, der Handelsgilden

unddes H andelsrechts im Mittelalter .

Leipzig, Dun eker cfi Humblot,1888. xiii

,309

, [1] p. 221

(S taats and socialwissenschaftliche F o rschungen . B cl .

8,H ft.1- G—l 217 H B41 .S 7

73 S haw ,Fr ank H ., andE rn es t H . R obin son

,eds . The sea and

its story from viking Ship to submarin e.

L ondon , N

;w Y o rk [eta ] Cassel l (13 company, l td.,

1910.

viii, 472 il lus .

,12 col . pl. (incl . fron t. )

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Sm ith , Joseph Russel l . The ocean carrier ; a history and an

alysis of the service and a discussion of the rates of ocean

transportation .

New Yo rk and L on don,0 . P . Putnam ’

s sons ; New Y ork,

Chicago [eta ] Railroad age gazette, 1908. mi,344 p .

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B oston ,L ittle

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20pl ., 4por t. (incl . fron t. ) 20 cm.

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82 W il l cock , John W il l iam and A . W il l co ck . The ocean , the

river , and the shore. P t. 1. Navigation .

London Boutledge, Warne, and B outledge, 1863. am. 471

No more pub lished.

5- 19535 H E 585.W 69

W righ t , Ben jam in Cooper . S an F rancisco’

s ocean trade, pastandfuture ; a story of the deep water service of S an F rancisco , 1848 to 1911. E ffect the Panama canal wil l have

upon it.S an F rancisco

,A . Car lis le (2 co . ,

1911. 1 p . l ., iii, 6— 212

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B I BL I OGRAPHY

Am erican association of por t authorities . S elected bibl iography on ports and harbors and their administration ,

laws, finance, equipmen t and engineering. Comp . by

Wil liam Joshua Barney, c. E ., secretary.

New York,1916. 144 p . 23cm

T he secretary hopes to issue a supp lemen tary bibl iographyin each of the Association ’

s annua l Proceed ings .— in trod .

S ee also no 94 in th is l ist.17—27501 Z5853 .H 2A 6

85 Am erican s team ship as sociation . B ibl iography of maritime

literature, comp . by W. M. B rittain, secretary.

New York, N Y .,American steamship association , 1918.

14p. 25

18—10916 2 6837 .A 54

Keil er , H an s . American shipping, its history and economic

conditions.

Jena, 0 . F ischer , 1913. 144 p . (Probleme der

Weltwirtschaft, S chriften des I n stituts fiir S eeverkehrand Weltwirtschaft an der Un iversitat Kiel 14)

B ib l iography : p . xi i i— xx .

13—21668 HE745.K28

N ewark , N . J . F ree public l ibrary . Ships and the ocean . A

list of books on ships, commerce and the merchan t marine

compiled for the Un ited S tates Shipping board by the

F ree public l ibrary of Newark, N. J.

Washington ,Govt. prin t. 1918. 7 p .

World trade. A l ist of books on world trade compiledfor the Un ited S tates Shipping boardby the Free publicl ibrary of Newark, N . J.

Washington ,Govt prin t. afi ,

1918. 8 p.

P erm an en t in tern ation al association of n avigation con

gresses . Rivers, canals and ports. B ibliographic notes

giving the list of the principal works which have appearedand of the articles published in periodicals between 1892

and 1906,including the reports, commun ications and

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1885 to 1905.

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mm, 729 p.

A12 - 1743 Z5853 .H 9P3

90 P erm an en t in tern ation al association of n aviga tion con

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710p.

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Phelps , E dith M .,comp . S electedarticles on the Am erican mer

chan t marine.

White Plains, N . Y .,and New York city, The H . W. Wilson

company, azazviii,218 p . (Debaters

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White Plain s, N . Y . , andNew Y ork city, The H . W. Wilsoncompany, 1915—1918. 4

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16—920 Z7 163.P9

93 S eat tl e, W ash . Publ ic library . Harbors anddocks ; a list ofbooks and references to periodicals in the S eattle publiclibrary.

[S eattle] 1913. 40 p . 18g"

. ( I ts R eference list. no . 5)13—15455 2 5853 .H 284

94 U . S . Library of Congress Division of bibliography. L ist of

recent references on ports andharbors. (Supplemen taryto Am erican association of port authorities, S electedbib

liography,

[Washington , D . S ep t. 19,1918. 13 p . Typewritten .

List of references on Am erican shippingof today.

[Washington ,D . 17 p . Typewr itten.

A M ERI CAN SHI PP ING 19

96 U . 8 . Library of Co ngress. Division of bibliography. L ist of

reiw ences on freedom of the seas,including its app lica

tion to the E uropean war.

D . O .

,December 12 p . Type

wr itten .

L ist of references on steamship trusts.

[ l l'

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S uperin tenden t of documen ts. T ran sportation ; rail roadand shipping problems

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list 25— 7th ed. )18—20303 Zl 223 .A 19 1 n o .25,7th ed.

Z7 164.T 8U 6 1918

GE NE RAL

B O OKS

A cademy of pol itical scien ce, New Y ork. The American mer

cantile marine.

New Y ork,The A cademy of political science Columbia uni

versity, 1915. it,208 p. ( I ts Proceedings

fvol . v1,no . 1 )

CONTENT S .— What Con gress has done to bui ld up an Ameri

can mercan ti le marine [by ] D . U. Fletcher.— The Americanmerchant marine [by ] J . W . Weeks — What Congress shoulddo to deve lop an American merchan t marine [ by ] R . L.

Owen — The problem of re—establ i shing the merchant marine[by ] I . T . Bush .

— Developmen t of the American merchan tmarine [ by ] W . R ing— Present problems of American sh ipp ing [by ] G . Henderson .

—The problem of the merchantmarine [ by ] B . N . Baker.— Our mercanti le marine [ by ] A.

M. Mathewson — The La Fol lette law from the consumers'

poin t of v iew [by ] Mrs. Florence Kel ley — Problems growing out of the T itan ic d isaster [ by ] T . I . Park inson — The

work ing of the S eamen'

s act [by ] E . E . Parv in .— T he occa~

sion and consequences of the S eamen ’

s act [by ] R . de T ankerv i l le.

— S afety at sea [by ] A . K . Kuhn — T he probab le ef

fect of the S eamen’

s act on pub lic op in ion [by ] P . H . W .

Ross — Relation of investments to S outh American trade[by ] C . M. Muchn ic.

—Governmen tal pol icy and trade relations w ith the F ar East [ by ] W . S tra ight — I nvestment and

trade in China [by ] E . P . T homas — Our trade w ith S outhAmerica and China [by ] W . R . S hepherd .

—The tariff itrelation to fore i gn trade [by ] G . Emerson .

—Probable effects

of the war on the fore i gn trade of the Un ited S tates [by ]G . G . Huebner.

— Genera l d iscussion - Report of meeting.

16—6540 H E 745.A3

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Am erican academ y of pol itical an d social scien ce , Phihtdelphia. Government regulation of water transportation .

Philadelphia, American academy of political and social

scien ce,1914. c

, [1] 306‘

p. ( I ts Annals , vol . Lv

[whole n o.

Coxrnnr s.— Competition versus cooperation in the steamship

business : proposed legislation , by E . R . Johnson — Exten tof regulation of ocean and in land water tran sportation bythe federal government, by G . G . Huebner.

— Historical de~veIOpment of steam sh ip agreemen ts and con ferences in the

American fore i gn trade, by P. Gottheil .— S teamship lin eagreements and affi l iations in the American forei gn and

domestic trade. by S . S . Huebner.

— The adm in istration and

en forcement of steamship con ferences and agreemen ts. byW . H. S . S tevens — Pooling agreements, by W . G . S ickel .Rate agreements between carriers in the forei gn trade, byP . A . S . Fran kl in — Deferred rebate systems

,by H . Barber.

Con tracts between steamsh ip lines and sh ippers , by D . J .

Donovan — T raffi c agreemen ts between steam ship lines and

American rai lroads , by R . Hardy — Agreemen ts and conf erences in their relation to ocean rates , by W . B oyd— Ratemaking in domestic water transportat ion , by E . 0 . Mer

chant — Relation of the contractor or speculator to the

world ’s ocean tran sportation problem , by T . A . S parks.

Water terminals in the Un ited S tates and their contro l , byE . S . B radford— Appendices : I . Advantages and disadvan

tages of sh ipp ing con ferences and agreemen ts in the American fore ign trade. n . Methods of con tro l l ing competitionbetween domestic carriers by water. 111. Recommendationsof the Committee on the merchan t marine and fisheries .

iv . B i l l to regul ate carriers by water en gaged in the for

ei ga and in terstate commerce of the Un ited S tates — Bookdepartment.

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papers of the l st—5th meeting of the American associa

tion of port authorities . 1912— 1910 with cdn stitution .

New Y ork [19132— 1916] 5 r . in. 2 . illus . 225m

.

13—25268 H E 553.A 5

102 Am erican bureau of shipping, New Y ork. Recordof Ameri

can and fo reign shipping, New Yo rk.

New Y ork,American bureau of shipping [1869 50

c. annual .

99—230 H E 565.U 5A 55

103 Am erican sh ipping an d in dus trial l eague . Reso lutions

adopted in every section of the Un ited S tates in favor of

A M E RICAN SH IPPI NG 21

the revival of American shipping and restoration of the

American flag to"

the seas.

Washington , Judd di' Detweiler,prin ters

,1890. 56

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p .

11—2338 H E 746 .A7

104 Baker , B ern ard Nadal , and J . F rederick E ssary . Ships.

Baltimo re,Md

,John Murphy company [

01910] 199 p .

fron t. 18§°m

“ Authorities p. 198—199.

16 H E 745.BQ

Barker , S amuel H . The Panama canal and restoration of

American merchan t marine. An address del iveredbeforethe American supply andmachinery manufacturers’ association at its annual meeting held in Norfolk, Va.

,May

Washington ,Gov t. prin t. off.

,1912. 12 p. S .]

620?Cong ,2d sess. S enate. Doc. 881 )

12—35933 TC774.B2

106 Bates , W ill iam Wall ace . American marine ; the shippingquestion in history and pol itics.

B oston and New Y ork,H oughton ,

Mifil in and company,1893. xiv

, 479 p. fron t. ( port.) 2256”

1—5158 H E 745.B32

American navigation ; the political history of its rise

and ruin’

and the proper means for its encouragement.

B oston an dNew York,H oughton , Miffhln and com pany,

1902 . r r i. 466 p.

,1 l . incl . tables. fron t. (por t.)

Qggcm .

5 11 117453 35

American ships ; their past and future, and the questionof wood or iron for their construction , reviewed. I n tw o

parts. Part 1.

Chicago , The author,187 iv

, [5] —88 p . 235No more pub l ished.

10—25790 VM 147 .B3

The commerce of the United S tates as related to that

of other countries .

Boston ,Dam rel l (0 Upham ,

1893. 10 p . 241- 20992 H E 748 .3 325

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Bates ,W il l iam W al lace. Our shippingimpotency. The story

of B ritish endeavor to paralyze our power at sea.

[Washington ,Gov ’t prin t. of .

,1900] 39 p . (U. S .

56th Cong.,2d sess. S enate. Doc. no . 54)

2 - 25092 HE 746 .B33

The shipping question ; or , The true and false in our

pelagic policy. An address del iveredbefore a conven tionof the shipping and industrial league, at Washington ,January 30, 1889.

[n . p.,

16 p . 23

1 - 19-109 H E 746 .B34

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Shipping restoration ; the causes of decline examined;justice of the demand for proper legislation . A bil l to

equalize the footing of ships in foreign trade by con stitu

tional regulation s with valid reason s for its passage.

Denver , Co l ., Prin ted for the S hipping society of Americaby the Smith

-B rooks company, 1907. 80 p . 2537—31203 H E 746 .B345

[Blake, A lpheus P .] To the rescue of Am erican comm erce.

B oston ,J. E . F arwel l cf: co .,

1869. 12 p . 236 “

5—23247 H E 945.A4B6

B os ton . B oard of trade. American shipping interests : their

revival a n ational n ecessity. Report of a special com

mittee of the Boston board of trade, in reference to the

American shipping in terests : and speech of the chairman

of the comm ittee, at a meeting of the board: March 12th,

1871.

B oston,Daily advertiser press, 1871. I p . l .

,59 p . 24

S ignedby Edward S . T obey and others.

5—21134 H E 746 .B 74

Cham ber of comm er ce. Handbook of the port. of

Boston , 1913.

[B oston ] Pub. under the auspices of the Committee on for

eign trade of the Boston Chamber of commerce [01913]265 p . col . il lus.

13—15077 HE953 .B 74A4 1913

Committee on merchan t marine. The American

merchan t marine,what it has been , what it is, what it

ought to be.

B oston ,-Mass .

,B oston Chamber of commerce [1916] 23 p .

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the ann ual meeting heldin Washington , D . C.

, on F ebra

ary 4, 1915.

Washington , Govt. prin t. o/f.

,1915. 16

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123 Chamber of comm er ce of the U n ited S tates of Am erica.

Referendum on the report of the S pecial committee on

the upbuilding of the merchan t marine . May 8, 1915.

Washington , 1915. 23m . [Referendum pamphlets n o.

H F296 .A 129,n 0.9

Committee on merchan t marine . Report of comm ittee,merchan t marine.

[Washington ,D . C. ,

1917] 1 p . l . , 19 p . 23

17—21623 H E 746 .C45

125 Clapp, E dw in Jon es . The port of Boston ; a study and a solu

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its place in the competition of the n orth A tlan tic seapor ts.

New Haven . Y ale un iversity press, xii, 402 p . incl .

maps,diagrs. p lates

,p lans (part fold. ) 22%

16—9269 H E 554.B6C5

Cl ark , Joh n Maurice, ed. Readings in the econ omics of war,

ed. by J. Maurice Clark, Walton H . Hamilton [and]Harold G. Moulton .

Chicago , I ll ., The University of Chicago press [1918] mwwi,

676 p . 235T ransportation p . 343—379.

18—18814 HC56 .06

127 Codm an , John . The revival of the American carrying trade.

An an sw er to the questions of the join t committee of

Congress, appoin ted to in quire in to the condition and

wan ts of Am erican shipbuildingandshipown inginterests.

New York, G . S . Wilcox 1882. 11 p . 19§ °m

5—19519 H E 743.UGC7

127a Col l in s , N el son . Opportunities in merchant ships.

New Y ork and L ondon , Harper cfi brothers, [1919] 4 p . l . ,

1 p . fron t. 195m

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19—10708 VK149.CG

128 Comm it tee of s team ship l in es , 1913. Report submitted to

the Comm ittee on the merchan t marine and fisheries bythe Comm ittee appointedby the representatives of steam

ship lines maintain ing established services from New

AMERICAN SH I PP ING 25

Y ork to fo reign coun tries, including Po rto R ico and the

Philippines.

( I n U. S . Congress . H ouse . Comm i ttee o n merchan t marineand ilsheries . Proceed ings in the investigation of shipping combinations under House reso lution 587. Washlngtou,

Govt. print. 0111, 1913—14. 4 v. ( v . 2 ] 1913, p .

1357—1374)Paul Corthe l l , cha irman .

14—8117 HE745.A2 1913b v o1.2

Corthel l , E lm er L aw ren ce . Maritime commerce : past— preseat— future. Readbefore S ection 1 of the American asso

ciation for the advancement of science at its fi ftieth ann i

versary, Boston , Mass , U . S . A .— August, 1898.

Bern,S taemp/ii d? co .

,1898. 20 p . 5 pl . fold. )

it i4112788 H E 736 .C8

Cowdin , E l l io t C. American ocean steamships : their necessityto American industry and comm erce. S peech before theNational export trade convention

,at Washington , D . C.

,

Feb. 19, 1878.

New Y orl ' , Press of the Chamber of comm erce,1878. 15 p .

23

5—21133 HE 746 .C87

Douglas , W il l iam H arris . The presen t status of the Ameri

can merchan t marine and pending legislation .

[New Y ork,

16’ p . 230m

At head of title : I n ternational trade con ference. Hotel Astor,New York , Dec. 6—7—8, 1915, under ausp ices of the Nationa lassociation of manufacturers in cooperation w ith bankingand transportation in terests of the Un i ted S tates.

16—3955 H E 746 .D6

E v an s , H ol den A . T rade fol lows the flag. A rticles from the

Sun set magazin e of March, 1908.

[Washington ,Gov ’t prin t. 0771, 1908] 8 p . ( [U. S .]

671th Cong.,I st sess. S ena te. Doc. 375)

The immed iate influence of the American battle ship fleet onthe commerce of the Pacific.

8—35236 H F 3043 .E 8

F arn am , H enry W al co tt . The seamen’s act of 1915. Ad

dress delivered at the ninth annual meeting of the Ameri

can association for labor legislation ,held in Washington ,

D . C. , on December 28, 1915.

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,I st sess. S ena te. Doc.

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F l etcher , Dun can Upshaw . What Congress has done to buildup an Am erican mercan tile marine. Address at the din

n er of the Academy of political science, New Y orkNovember 12, 1915.

Washington ,Govt. prin t. o/f., 1915. 19 p. (U. S .

64th Cong.

,I st sess. S enate. Doc. 10)

15—26725 H E 746 .F5

135 F ow l er, Charl es N ew el l . The national issues of 1916.

[New Y or/c,Prin ted by Harper ct brothers

,c1916

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434 [1] p . fron t. (port ) 205An American merchant marine p. 257—429.

16—3320 JK27 1 .F6

186 Furuseth , A n drew . American sea power and the S eamen’s

act. A rticle on the American sea power andthe S eamen’s

act.

Washington , Govt. prin t. 1918. 32 p . 235m". (U. S .

65lh Cong., 2d sess. S enate. Doc. 228)18—26838 H D8039.S 42U634

The S eamen’s act : a protest again st the construction of

section 13 of the S eamen’s act as promulgatedby the De

partment of commerce.

Washington , Govt. prin t. 25 p. (U. S .

64th Cong.,2dsess. S enate. Doc. 694)

O n Circular no . 265 of the D ept. of commerce : Language testunder the S eamen ’

s act.s

17- 26213 VK22 1.F7

Watch- andwatch at sea : a protest from the I n tern ational seamen

’s un ion and a warn ing to shipowners.

Washington , Govt. prin t off ,1917. 12 p. (U. S .

64th Gong.,2tl sess. S en ate. Doc. 693)

17- 20214 VK233.F 7

139 Goin , John W . An apprentice system for the United S tates

merchan t service.

New - Y ork, J. P . Wright, printer , 1853. [31 zsiCA 17—2872 VK533.G6 1

140 Gt. B rit . Admiralty. Merchan t tonnage and the submarine.

Supplementary statemen t , showing for the UnitedKingdom and for the world, for the period August 1914 to

October 1918,— 1.Merchan t tonnage losses by enemy action

A M ERI CAN SH IPP ING 27

and marine risk; 2. Merchan t shipbuilding output ; 3.

E nemy vessels capturedandbrought into serviceLondon , I ] . M. S tatione ry off ,

E yre andS pottiswoode, 1918.

4 p . diagrs. (Parliamen t. Papers by command.

Cd.

Guaran ty trus t com pany of N ew Y ork . Digest of the

Un ited S tates shipping act,with ful l text of the law , ex

ecutive o rders, etc. Act approved S eptember 7, 1916 as

amendedJuly 15, 1918.

New Y ork, [eta ] Guaran ty trust company of New York64p .

18—23254 H E 745.C}8 1918

Shipping’

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[New Y o rk] Guaran ty trust com pany of New Y ork, [1910]30 p . il lus . 24“

19—7516 H E 746 .G8

142 H ackn ey , W il l iam P. The American merchant marine ; itsrise and fal l andwhy.

[Win/ield?Kan ,1910] 41 , [1]p. 24cm .

14—21469 H E 746 .H 15

143 H al l , H en ry . American n avigation , w ith some accoun t of the

causes of its recen t decay, and of the mean s by which its

prosperity may be restored. Rev . and en larged.

[Fourth thousand]New York

,D . App leton andcompany, 1880. 91 p . 2392

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144 H il l , Charl es S tephen . American or foreign ships ; which ?

I n visible causes of the decadence of our merchant marine.

Washington , Judd cf: Detweiler, 1881 . 38,2 p. , 1 l . , [8] p .

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2ded.

New York,D . App le ton cf: co .

,1881. 48 p.

,1 l [8] p .

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145 Hil l , H am il ton A n drew s . American shipping : its declineand the remedies .

Boston ,J. H . E astburn

,1869. 31 p .

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146 H ough ,B en jam in Ol n ey . Ocean traffi c and trade.

Chicago , Lasal le extension un iversity [01914] vi, 432 p .

plates, fold. map, fold. forms , diagrs.

14—17899 H E 571 .H 6

147 Huebn er , S ol om on S . , ed. S pecial diplomatic and consular

reports, preparedfor theuse of Comm ittee on themerchant

marine and fisheries, in answer to in structions from the

Department of state,anddealing with methods andprac

tices of steamship l ines engaged in the foreign carryingtrade of the United S tates.

Washington [Govt prin t. 1913. 334 p . [U. S .

Congress. H ouse. Committee on me rchan t ma rin e and

fisheries. Proceedings in the investigation of shipping combinations under House resolution 587, v . 3]13—35506 H E 745.A2 1913b

l 47a Hurl ey , E dw ard Nash . P lan for the operation of the new

Am erican merchant marine.

Washington , 1919. 15 p . in cl . tables. 23

Address before the National marine league, New York , Mar . 27.

1919.

19—26321 HE746 .H7

Shal l Am erican business enterprise be restricted? Ad

dress before the National foreign trade council, Congress

Hotel, Chicago , on the evening of F riday, April 25, 1919.

[n . p.] 1919. s escm.

The shipping situation ; address del ivered before the

National marine league of the United S tates, at Delmo

nico’s,in New Yo rk

,on the even ing of March 26, 1918,

giving a comprehensive an alysis of the entire situationand hitherto unpublished data regarding the number of

new shipyards and launching ways, buil t and building,

and the tonn age and types of vessels under constructionand planned.

Washington , Govt. prin t. 1918. 11 p . ( [U. S .]a5th Cong.

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a:

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S peech delivered in the House of represen tatives,May 11, 1870.

Washington , Chronicle prin t, 1870. 56 p . in cl . tables. 23

H E 746 .N 38

N el son , John H oratio . An analysis of theUn itedS tates shippingboard act (39 S tats. at large 728 : approvedS eptem

ber 7, 1916)[Washington ,

D . C.,L ithographed by the Columbia plane

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AE 5.164 1917

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York, their relation to the port of New Y ork and the

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N ew Y ork . American merchant marine Reports anddebates of the Chamber of commerce at the regular meet

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n

Shipping in teres ts . A commun ication from the New

York association for the restoration of the American

shippingin terests, to the Hon . John Lynch Review

ing the past history of Am erican ship - building and°

ad

vocating the necessity of building Am erican ships on

American territory. A lso a reply to the arguments of

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the committee, andone publishedin the New Y ork Times,December 22, 1869.

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( I n [Codman , J F ree ships for foreign commerce.

[Washington ,5—19508 H E 745.CG7

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B oston,Mass.

,The Yachtsman ’

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195 Ow en , S ir D ougl as . O cean trade and shipping.

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,277 p

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196 Pacifi c coas t association of por t authorities . Proceedingsof the con ference of port authorities of the Pacific coast.

[S eattle] Por t of S eattle commission [1914 2 v .

il lus.

CA 14—511 HE554.A6P3

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Fran cisco, November 15th, 1881.

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,1 l . incl .

tables .

S igned by C. T . Hopkin s and others .

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198 Parv in ,E m erson E . Shipping and ship building.

New York city, Educational departmen t, West side Y. M.

c. A .,a1szs. 11

, [1] p . seem

16—6941 H E 571.P3

P eabody , H en ry W ayl an d. Address, in advocacy of the plan

recomm ended by Presiden t McKinl ey and the secretaryof the T reasury for the re- creation of our merchan t marine

, before the Commercial club of Cin cinn ati at the

Queen city club, Cincinnati, November 22, 1900.

B oston , Press of S . Usher,1900. 11 p. 2341

0"

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S ome facts in regard to the American merchan t marine

and pending legislation for its re- creation ; a reprin t offour letters published by the Boston Herald and New

Y ork Journal of commerce and commercial bul letin,stat

ing the views of Hen ry W.Peabody.

[Boston , Press of S . Usher , 15 p . 235CONTENTS .

— I . T he American registry of vessels — I I . Thegrowth and decl ine of the American merchan t marine.

I I I . The recommendations of Pres ident McKin ley.— I V. Leg

isiatlon for the re creation of the merchan t marine.

6—11762 H E 746 .P35

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Phel ps , E dith M . , comp . S elected articles on the Americanmerchant marine.

White Plains , N . Y ., andNew York city , The H . W. Wilson

company, 1916 . mxviii,218 p . (Debaters

’ hand

book series)B ibiiography : p . xv i i - xxv ii i .

16—23038 H E 745.P 5

202 Philadel phia comm ercial museum . The Am erican merchan tmarine, comparedwith that of other countries.

[Philadelphia] The Philadelphia commer cial museum, 1900.

17, [2] p . incl . tables, diagrs. 22 a:

5—20938 H E 746 .P 54

Quick , H erbert . Merchan t marin e. A rticle entitled“ Shall

we give up the ship ,”showing how the admin istration

proposes to buildup the merchan t marine.

Washington ,Govt. prin t. off.

,1916. 16

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p . (U. S .

64th Cong., I st sess. S enate. Doc. 320)

Reprin ted from the Saturday evening post of Feb. 5, 1916.

16—26190 H E 746 .Q5

204 R andol ph , Carm an Fitz . A brief on the shippingbill .Washington ,

D . C. New York, The National marine league

of the U. a s . p . 23cm

16—25436 H E 746 .B 3

Ran sdel l , Joseph E . TheAm erican shippingproblem . S peech

in the S enate, Feb. 24,1919.

Congressional record, 65th Cong. , 3dsess.

,v . 57, no. 76

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(curren t file) : 4304—4810.

R edfi el d, W il liam Cox . Address before the S ociety of naval

architects andmarine engin eers, November 22, 1912.

Washington [Govt prin t. off ] 1913. 14 p .

13—3505?

207 R oach ,John . Mr . John Beach on ship -building andAmerican

steamship l ines .

[Washington 5’1877] 18 p .

Shal l A merica buildships ? andThe Am erican navv and

merchan t marine.

[Poughkeepsie , 88 p.

5—20937 H E 748 .3 62

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209 R ober ts , Thom as G . The merchant marine and the navy .

Paper being a prize essay publ ished in the United

S tates naval institute proceedings for March, 1910.

[Washington , Govt. prin t. off.,1910] 27 p . (U. S .

6I st Cong.,2d sess. S enate. Doc.

10—35409 HE 743 .U6R 6

R osen thal , B en jam in Jefferson . A comprehen sive plan forthe creation and maintenance of an American merchan t

marine in volving economy of tran sportation rates, pro

tection to , and advancement of, Am erican interests at

home and abroad. By Ben jamin J. Rosen thal , special

foreign commissioner of the Nation al business league of

Am erica,with an un an swerable argumen t for the general

proposition , by H onorable L esl ie M. Shaw .

Chicago [S tromberg, A llen (f; co .] 1911. 9, [I ] p . 22

17—28981 HE746 .B B

The need of the hour , an American merchan t marin e.

Chicago, Priv. prin t , 1915. viii,117 p .

16—15207 H E 745.B 75

I

Should the business m en of the United S tates support

the Alexander Shipping bil l , and why ?

Chieago, 1916'

. [1] 19 p.

T h is p lan has been endorsed by the Board of d irectors of theNational bus iness league of Ama lea.

”

16—15718 H E 746 .R 77

213 R oss , Patrick H ere W arrin er . More ships, the n ation ’s eco

nomic problem ; address before the Economic club of

Portland, Maine, October 25, 1915.

[New York,Charles F rancis press,

01915] [12] p . il lus .

( chart) 23cm.

15—27667 H E 746 .B 74

The western gate.

New York,Dodd

,Mead ( is com pany, 1911 . 3 p . l .

,iv . p.

,

1 l . , 153 p . 2 fold. map.

fil l —26240

Why the subject of an American merchan t m arine is

vital to the individual business man ; address before theE fficiency society of New York

,November 19, 1915.

[New York, Charles F rancis press

,1915] [8] p .

I ssued by the National marine league of the U. S . A.

17—10339 H E 746 .B 75



Sm ith , Joseph Russel l . I nfluence of the great war uponShipping.

New York, Oxford un iversity press,1919. viii p.

, 2 l . ,3—357 p . diagrs. (Preliminary econ omic studies

of the war n o. 9)CONTENT S . The organ ization of worl d sh ipp ing before the

great war ; The world ’s shipp ing industry during the war,brief Summary w ith specia l emphas is on freight rates ; Theeffects of the war on marine insurance ; T rade d islocationsdue to war , some poss ib le readjustments ; Government aid

to Sh ipp ing ; Con tro l and operation of shipp ing by the

British governmen t, 19141—1918 ; Con trol and operation of

shipp ing by the Un ited S tates government, 19141—1918 ; S hipbuil d ing during the war , techn ical development ; S h ipbui lding in the Un ited Kingdom ; S h ipbui ld ing in the Un itedS tates, 1914 to May , 1918 ; S hipp ing po l icy after the greatwar ; World Shipp ing ,

world organ izat ion , world peace ;I ndex.

19—7521 H 056 .P 7 ,v .9

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The ocean carrier ; a history and analysis of the service

and a discussion of the rates of ocean transportation .

New York and L ondon,G. P. Putnam ’

s sons; New York,Chicago, etc.

,Railroad age gazette, 1908. 344p .

8—37658 H E 735.S 57

The organization of ocean commerce.

Philadelphia, Published for the Un iversity, 1905. viii, 155

p. fo ld. map, diagr . 25ikm

. (Publications of the University of Pennsylvania. S eries in political econ omy and

public law,n o. 17)

“ Appendix A . B ib l iograph ical note p . [149]—150.

The probable effects of the Panama canal upon ocean traderoutes and coal ing stations p . [791- 101.

CoNTE Nr s.— I n troduction .

—pt. I . T raffic— pt. n . Routes and

sh ipp ing.-pt. I I I . Harbors and port faci l ities — Conclusion .

5—26839 H E 735.S 6

S outhern comm er cial congress . American merchan t mar

rin e. An article prepared by the S outhern commercial

congress on the proposed establishmen t of a merchan t

marine.

Washington [Govt prin t. off ] 1914. 6' p . (U. S . 63d

Cong.,2d sess. S enate. Doc. 601 )

14—30821 E E 745.S G

S pears , John R andol ph . The story of the American merchan t

marine. New cd.,with an introduction .

New York, The Macmil lan compomy, 1915. mmvii , 340 p .

fron t , p lates, por ts.

15—20135 H E 745.86

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226 S ter l ing, Thom as . The S hip - purchase bil l. S peech in the

S enate of the Un ited S tates , August 14, 1916.

l l’ashington ,Go vt. pr in t. off. , 1916 . 16 p . 24

17- 3 178 B R746 .885

227 Sul l ivan , W il l iam. S ea l ife ; or , What may or may not be

done , and what ought to be done by Ship - owners,Ship

masters,mates and seamen .

B oston , J. B . Dow,1837. v

, [ I 3] — 96'

p.

13—23366 H E 587 .U588

Tayl or , Aus tin . S ide - l ights on protection , the history of a

vanished industry ; how the American tariff has killedAmerican Shipping and protected the B ritish shipowner ,evidence given by Americans themselves before the United

S tates comm ission on the merchan t marine.

London,T. F . Un win , 1905. 32 p .

5- 11640 HF2581.T23

Tran spor tation facilities . Summ ary of the reports submitted

in respon se to a request of the secretary of the T reasury ,

on July 19, 1915, by several delegations to the fi rst PanAmerican fin ancial con ference.

Washington ,Gov t. prin t. off ,

1916 . 11 p . ( U . S .

64th Cong.

,I st sess. S enate. Doe . 497)

16 H E 746 .A4 1916

230 U . S . Bureau of corporations . Report of the commissioner of

corporations on transportation by water in the Un ited

S tates .

Washington , Govt. pr in t. 0772, 1909—10. 3 v . fold. map.

CONTENT S —pt. 1 . General cond ition s of tran sportation by

water. 1909 —pt. 2 . Water- borne traffic. 1909 —

pt. 3. Waterterm inals . 1910.

9-35706 H E 623 .A 5 1909

Bureauof fo reign and domestic commerce. (Dept. ofcomme rce. ) Curren t American shipbuilding.

I n its Commerce reports , F eb. 9,1917

,no .

—554.

Gives ful l statistics. H Cl .R 198 ,F eb. 1917

The fo reign comm erce and navigation of the

Un ited S tates

Washington , Govt. prin t. off ,1913—1919. 7 v . 31

14—21466 HF 105.A2

42 LI BRARY OF CONGRES S

233 U . S . Bureauofforeign anddomestic com/merce. Mon thly sum

mary of the foreign commerce of the UnitedS tates. July1912—Dec. 1918.

Washington , Govt. prin t. 017”1912—1918. 73 v . in 13. tables .

29

Con tinuation of“ Mon th ly summary of commerce and finance

of the Un ited S tates issued by the Bureau of statistics(T reasury dept. ) Nov . 1866—June 1903 ; by the Bureau of

statistics (Dept. of commerce and labor ) Jul y 1903—June1912.

14—21465 HF 105.A5

Ports Of the United States. Report on terminal

facilities, comm erce, port charges, and administration at

Sixty- eight selected ports, by Grosvenor M. Jones.

Washington ,Govt. prin t. 0fi .

,1916. 431 p . pl ., maps (part

fold. ) fold. p lan, fold. charts. 23ig

m. (Miscellaneous

series, n o. 33 )16—26592 H E 553 .U 6 1916

Bureau of navigation (Dept. of commerce) Annual

report of the comm issioner of navigation 1884—1916.

Washington ,Govt. prin t. of ,

1884—1916. 34v .

4 H E 563.U5A2

Enforcement of n avigation laws. Letter fromthe secretary of commerce, transmitting letters from the

acting comm issioner of navigation con cerning items apappearing in the estimates of the Bureau of navigationfor the coming fiscal year.

[Washington , Govt. prin t. 1913] 6 p. (63dCong.,

2d sess. H ouse. Doc. 467)14—3036 H E 587 .U5A3 1913

Foreign vessels adm itted to American registryunder the act of December 23

,1852

, under special acts ofCongress, Hawaiian vessels, act of April 30, 1900, PortoRico vessels, act of April 12, 1900, and under the act of

August 18, 1914. Preparedby E . T . Chamberlain .

Washington , Govt. prin t. off.,1915. 17 p . (63d

Cong.

,3d sess. House. Dec. 1664)

16—8146 H E 589 .U5A7 1915

AMERI CAN SHIPPI NG 43

U . S . Bureau of statistics (Dept. of commerce and labor ) .

The foreign commerce and navigation of the United

S tatesWashington, Govt. p rin t of .

,1867—1912. 56 v . tables.

933

Continuation of the report on commerce and navi gation issuedby the register of the T reasury .

Con tinued by the Bureau of forei gn and domestic commerce(Dept. of commerce and labor ; later, Dept. of commerce )( S ee no. 232 in th is l ist. )

7—19228 HF 105.A2

Mon thly summary of commerce and fin an ce of

the Un ited S tates [July 1866—June 1893 ; new series, July1893—June 1912]Washington , Govt. pr int 077 ,

1866—1912. 256 v . in 85.

fold. maps,tables (part fold. ) diagrs. (part fold. )

The first number was dated November 15, 1866 .

Continued w ith same title by the Bureau of foreign and do

mestic commerce . W ith July 1914 the title changed to“ Month ly summary of the foreign commerce of the UnitedS tates.

”( S ee no. 233 in th is l ist. )

7—6084 B F 105.A5

Bureau of the census. I nstructions to special agen ts.

Census of transportation by water , 1916.

Washington , Govt prin t off ,1917. 25 p . 20

17—26356 HA 37 .U6W 3 1916

T ransportation by water : 1906. Un ited S tates.


1908. 57 p . diagrs .

(Bul letin 91 )M 288 HA 201 .1900.A 12

HE745.A2 1908a

T ransportation by water . 1906.

Washington , Govt print. off ,1908. xv

,sex, p . plates,

diagrs. 30

8 H E 563 .U 5A 4 1906

HA201 . 1900.B2

Congress. Conference committees,1914— 1915. S ea

man’s bil l Conference report. < To accompany S

136>

[Washington Govt. prin t. 30 p. (63dCong.

,3d sess. H ouse. P ept. 1439)

Subm itted by Mr. Alexan der. Ordered printed February 24,1915.

15—8782 HD8039 .S42U6 1915


244 U . S . Congress. H ouse. Comm ittee on foreign affairs. Supplyingmerchan t ships with defense Report. < To

accompany H . R .

[Washington , Gov t. prin t. of ,1917] 6

‘

p. (64thCong.

,2d sess. House. Rept. 1594)

Subm itted by Mr. Flood . Ordered printed February 28, 1917.

Views of the m inority ( p. 3 ) s i gned : Hen ry Allen Cooper.Dorsey W . S hack leford , Charl es B . Sm ith , George B uddieston , J. B . Thompson , S tephen G . Porter.M inority views of Mr. S hack leford p. 5—6 .

17—26203 JX 5244.A7A4 1917b

Comm ittee on merchan t marin e and fisheries.American merchan t marine in the foreign tradeMr. Farquhar , from the Committee on merchan t marineandfisheries, submitted report < to accompany H . R .

[Washington ,Govt. prin t. off.

,1890] lzccvvii p.

,1 l ., 508 p.

tables,2 fold. diagr. (51815Cong.,

I st sess. House.

B ept. no. 1210)5—20924 H E 745.A2 1890

Promoting the comm erce,etc., of the

Un ited S tates. Report. < To accompany H . R . 64>

[Washington , Gov’t prin t. of ,

1900] 22 p . (56thsess. House. Repor t no. 890)

Subm itted by Mr. Grosvenor.

8—9571 HE 743 .U 6A3

To regulate shipping in trade betweenports of the United S tates and ports or places in the

Phil ippine Archipelago , between ports or places in the

Philippin e A rchipelago;and for other purposes. Febru

ary 26—27

,1904.

[Washin gton , Gov’t prin t. off ,

1904] 111 p . 23

5—34716 H E 757 .A4

Developmen t of the American merchantmarine and American commerce Report. < To

accompany H . R .

[Washington , Gov’t prin t. off ,

1905] 74 p . (58thCong.,

3d sess. House. B ept. n o. 4136 )5434723 H E 746 .A3

AME RI CAN SHI P PI NG 45

249 U . 8 . Congress. H ouse. Comm ittee on merchan t marine and

fisheries. Development of the American merchant marine

and American comm erce. Hearings on S enate bil l

no. 529— The shipping bill of the Merchan t marine com

mission . April 4 to 13,1906.

Washington, Govt. prin t. 0772, 1906. 577 p . 23

I ncluded are House doc. 564, 59th Cong. , l st sess ., Develop

men t of the Am erican merchant marine and American com

merce (memoranda of the Merchan t marine commiss ion ) "

and The Merchan ts’ association of New York— Subsidy forAmerican sh ips on ly— pamphlet I V Amendments pro

posed to S enate b il l 5296—35122 HE745.A2 1906

Discrimin ation against sailing vessels in

coasting trade Report. < To accompany H . R .

[ lVashington , Govt. prin t. of ,1906] 83 p . (59th

Cong.,I st sess. House. B ept. 1482 )

Submi tted by Mr. L ittlefi eld.

6—35197 VK1523 .A4 1906b

Development of the American merchantmarine and Am erican commerce . Declarations of mer

cantil e bodies, national and local , for the upbuilding of

Am erican shipping in foreign trade.

Washington ,Gov ’

t prin t. of , 21 p . 23

7435082 H E 745.A2 1907b

Development of the American merchan tmarine and American commerce. L abor ’s in terest in

American shipping. Petitions and resolutions received

and referred to the Committee on the merchant marine

and fisheries of the House of represen tatives from work

ingmen and labor organ izations in regard to S enate bil l529, the shippingbill of theMerchan t marine commission .

Washington , Gov’t prin t. of . ,

1907. 22 p .

6—35032 H E 745.A2 1907

Developmen t of the Am erican merchan t

marin e and Am erican comm erce. Report. < To aecom

pany S .

[Washington , Gov’t print. off , 1907] 25, 14p . (59th

Cong.,2d sess. H ouse. B ept. 6442 )

Subm itted by Mr. Grosvenor.Pt. 2. Views of the minority , subm itted by Mr. S p ight.

7—35078 HE 745.A2 19073


254 U . S . Congress . House. Committee on merchan t marine and

fisheries. Discrimination again st Am erican sailing ves

sels in the coastwise trade. [Hearing] March 2, [3, 5, 9]

1908.

[Washington ,Govt. prin t. afi ,

1908] 180 p .

S tatemen ts of F ie lds S . Pend leton , C . L . Warw ick , and others.

9—12387 VK1523 .A4 1908

Am erican merchan t marine in foreign

trade etc. January 20 [and February 3] 1910.

[Washington , Govt prin t. of ,1910] 54 p .

10—35186 H E 745.A2 1910

Am erican merchant marin e in foreign

trade and the n ational defense. Report. < To aecompany H . R .

[Washington , Govt. p rin t. 1910] 18,7 p . (6

‘

18t

Cong.,2d sess. H ouse. B ept. 502 )

Subm i tted by Mr . Humphrey.

Views of the m inority subm itted by Mr . S p ight, pt. 2.

10—35318 H E 745.A2 1910a

The seamen’

s bil l . Hearings on House

bill 11372 . Thursday, December 14,1911—February 5

,

1912 .

Washington , Govt. prin t. off , 1911. 118 p., 1 l ., 119—298 p.

fold. tab.

J . W . Al exander, chairman .

A bil l to abo l ish the invo luntary serv itude imposed uponseamen in the merchant marine of the Un ited S tates whi lein fore ign ports and upon the seamen of the merchantmarine of fore i gn coun tries wh i le in ports of the UnitedS ta tes, to prevent unski l led mann ing of American vessels,to encourage the train ing of boys in the American mer~

chant marine, for the further protection of l ife at sea. and

to amend the laws relative to seamen .

S tatemen ts of Andrew Furuseth , Victor A. O lan der, WalterMacarthur, and others .

12 —35218 HD8039.S 42U6 1911

American merchan t marine. Report.

< To accompany H . R . 32127>

[Washington , Govt. prin t. o/f.,1911] 22 p . (d1st

Cong.,3d sess. House. B ept. 2253)

Subm itted by Mr. Hobson .

I ncludes Views of Mr. Humphrey of Washington , Views of

the m inori ty ( S igned : Joshua W . Alexander. Rufus Hardy )and Views of Mr. Hardy .

11—35218 HE745.A2 1911



Vol . 4 has subtitle , Report on steamsh ip agreemen ts and af

fi liations in the Am erican , foreign and domestic trade. Pre

pared by S . S . Huebner. I nclud ing the recommenda

tion s of the Comm ittee. A t head of title, “ House of

represen tatives : S ixty - third Congress.

”I t is issued also

separate ly , w ith title , Report of the Comm ittee on the

merchan t marine and fisheries on steamship agreements ”

[etc ] as House doc. 805, 63d CCng., 2d sess.

13—19622 H E 745.A'

2 1913b

263 U . S . Congress. H ouse. Comm ittee on merchan t marine and

fisheries. Governm en t ownership and operation of mer

chan t vessels in the foreign trade of the United S tates.

Report. < To accompany H . R .

[Washington , Go vt. p rin t. of .,

10,15p. (63d

Cong.

,2d sess.

,H ouse. B ept. 1149 )

Submitted by Mr. Al exander.Pt. 2 ,

“ M inority v iews,” ( 15 p . ) subm itted by Mr. Greene of

Massachusetts ( for himse lf and Messrs . Hinds , Cur ry , E dmonds and Parker , Messrs. S aunders and T hacher concur

ring ) .14—30775 H E 745.A2 19146

Governm en t own ership and operation of

merchan t vessels in the foreign trade of the Un ited S tates.

Hearings Aug. 28- S ept, 2, 1914.

Washington , Govt. p rin t. of , 1914. 50 p . 23

H E 745.A2 19140

Repeal of penalties on American owned

and foreign-built vessels— provisional registry of vessels

abroad. Hearing on the bil ls H . R . 18685 and

H . R . 18686 S ept . 24, 1914.


1914. 19 p . 235H E 745.A2 1914d

Repor t on steamship agreemen tsand affil iation s in the American foreign and domestictrade under H . res. 587. Preparedunder direction of the

chairman of the committee by S . S . Huebner, in cludingthe recommendation s of the committee.

Washington , Govt. prin t. 1914. cev, 459 p . fold. charts.

(63d Cong.

,2d sess. H ouse. Dec. 805)

I ssued also , w ith ti tle Report on steamsh ip agreemen ts and

affi l iation s in the American fore i gn and domestic trade ,”

as v . 4 of the Comm ittee’

s Proceed ings in the inves

tigation of sh ipp ing combinations under H . res.

14—30334 H B745.A2 1914

AM ERI CAN S H I PP ING 49

U . S . Congress. H ouse. Committee on merchan t marine and

fisher ies . To repeal penalties on foreign -built vessels

owned by Americans. Repo rt . < To accompany H . R .

[Washington ,Gov t. prin t. off ,

1915] 2 p . (63dCong.

,3d sess. H ouse.

’

B ept. 1299)S ubm itted by Mr. S aunders.

15—9609 HE745.A2 1915

Creating a shipping board, a n aval

auxiliary, and a merchan t marin e. Hearings S ixtyfourth Congress, first session ,

on H . R . 10500, a bill to

establish a United S tates shipping board for the purposeo f encouraging, developing, and creating a naval aux

iliary and n aval reserve and a merchant marin e to meetthe requiremen ts of the comm erce of the United S tates

with its territories and possessions , and w ith foreign

coun tries. andfor other purposes. F ebruary 10 to March

Washington ,Govt. p rin t. off ,

1916 . viii,5—819 p . diagrs.

anJoshua W . Alexander, chairman . H E 745.A2 1916 s

F ebruary 10 —March 9] 1916.

Washington , Govt. prin t. of ,1916. 13 pt. in 1 v . diagrs.

16—21825—6 HE745.A2 191Gb

War em erg ency— admission of foreignshippingto the coastwise trade. Hearings S ixty

- fi fth

Congress , fi rst session , on H . R . 5609, a bill giving the

Presiden t power to permit vessels of foreign registry to

engage in the coastwise trade of the United S tates duringthe present war or emergency. Part 1, S eptember 6 and

11 [part 2 , S eptember 13 and 18] 1917.

Washington ,Govt. prin t. off ,

1917. 43, i i , 45— 123 p .

18—4529 HE 751.A6 19170

Comm ittee on rivers and harbors. Relation

of United S tates shipping board to improvemen ts for

rivers and harbors . Hearings S ixty- fi fth Congress

F ebruary 6, 1918.

Washington , Gov t. prin t. 1918. 20 p . 23;John H . Smal l , chairman .

18—11968 TC23 .A3 1918

12 1739— 19— 4

50 LI BRARY or CONGRE SS

U . S . Congress . H ouse. Committee on rules. I nvestigation of

shipping trust. Hearings on House join t resolution no.

72,providing for an investigation of the so - cal led ship

ping trust. Monday, December 18, 1911.

Washington ,Govt. prin t. 122 p .

Robert L . Henry,chairman .

12—35329 H E 745.A 2 1912d

S elect committee to investigate certain charges

under H ouse resolution Report and hearings

Washington , Govt. prin t. of .,1911 . 2 v . (6

’

I st

Cong.

,3d sess. House. Report 2297)

J . Van Vechten O lcott, chairman .

Charges against Halvor S teenerson , in his official capacity ,

and against the membersh ip of the House general l y , con

cern ing proposed legislation in relation to the Americanmerchant marine.

11—35313 H E 745.A 2 1911c

Join t select committee on American ship - building.

Am erican shipping. Mr . Dingley submitted the fol low

ing report < to accompany bil l H . R . 7

[Washington , Gov’t prin t. 0771, 1883] p . incl . tables.

(i7th Cong.

,2d sess. House. Repor t n o. 1827)

CONTENT S .— R eD01

‘t.— Views of the m inority .— Append ix

S tatements and v iews of certain sh ip - bui l ders and sh ipowners of the coun try regard ing the ‘

causes of the decl ineof the American fore i gn carrying trade.

5—28416 H E 745.A2 1882

S enate. The merchant marine. Debate in the S enate,Dec. 26

,1918.

Congressional record, 65th Cong.,3d sess.

,v . 57

, no . 22 (curren t file ) 875—887.

J11 .R 5,v .57

Committee on commerce. Developmen t of theAm erican merchant marine and American commerce.

Report < to accompany S .

[Washington , Govt. prin t. o/fl 1906] 112 p. (59thCong.

,I st sess. S enate. Rept. 10)

Coursur s.— Report, subm itted by Mr. Gal linger, Dec. 15, 1905,

ordered prin ted— Views of the m inority. Jan . 9, 1906.

ordered prin ted— Append ices : A . The merchant marine as

an aux i liary to the navy . B. The army 's need of merchantmarine s team sh ips as transports in war. 0. Reso lutions of

commercia l associations S pecifical l y indors ing the shipp ingbi l l of the M erchan t marine comm iss ion . D. Why a majorityo f the Merchan t marine comm iss ion d id not recommen dd iscrim inating duties .

6—16275 H E 746 .A815

A M ER I CAN SH IPP I NG 51

S . Congress . S enate. Committee on commerce. Registerand en ro llment of vessels built in foreign coun tries. Re

port. < T o accompany S .

[Washington , Gov t. prin t. of ,6‘

p . (624Cong.

,9d sess. S enate Hept.

S ubm ittcd'

by M r. Ne lson .

CA 13—1703 H E 589 .U 5A 7 1912d

Creating a shipping board, a naval aux

il iary, and merchant marine. Hearings before the sub

committee, S ixty

- fourth Congress, first session , on H . R .

15455, an act to establish a Un ited S tates shipping board.

[May 29—June 24, 1910]

Washington ,Govt. p rin t. of .

,284p . 235

James P. Clarke , chairman .

17—2810 H E 745.A 2 1916g

Creating a shipping board, a naval aux

il iary, a merchant marine,and regulating carriers by

water engaged in the foreign and in terstate com merce of

the Un ited S tates. Report < To accompany H . R .

[Washingtom Govt. prin t. of ,1916] 54 p . incl . tables.

(64th Cong.

,1st sess. S enate. Rept. 689)

Subm i tted by M r. S immons.

16—26665 H E 745.A 2 1916 s

Un ited S tates shipping board emergencyfleet corporation . H earings S ixty

- fifth Congress,second session on S . res. 170

, directing the Committee

on commerce to in vestigate al l matters connectedw ith thebuilding of merchan t vessels under the direction of the

Un ited S tates shipping board emergency fleet corporation

,and report its findings to the S enate, together with

its recommendation s thereon . [Dec. 21, 1917—Apr. 5

,

1918]Washington ,

Govt. p rin t. afi ,1918. 2 v . fold. map, fold.

diagrs.

18—11737 H E 745.A2 1918

S pecial committee on ship - purchase bill . Main

tenance of a lobby to influence legislation on the shippurchase bill . Report. < Pursuan t to S . res .

[Washington , Govt. prin t. off ,1916] 16

’

p . (64thCong.

,Jst sess. S enate. Hep t. 25)

Subm itted by Mr . Walsh .

P t. 2 , Views of the m inori ty , subm itted by Mr. Sutherlan d( for himse lf and M r. Penrose )

16—26082 HE745.A2 1916


281 U . S . Congress. S enate. S pecia l committee on ship - purchase

bil l . Main tenance of a lobby to influen ce legislation on

the ship - purchase bill

Washington ,Gov t. prin t. 1915. 485 p .

H E 745.A2 19150

D ept. of com/merce. Am erican vessels andwatch ofiicers.

L etter from the acting secretary of comm erce transmitting in further respon se to a S en ate resolution of October16

,1914

,a l ist of foreign - built vessels adm itted to Am eri

can registry under the act of August 18, 1914, and other

in formation relative to the same.

[Washington ,Govt. prin t. of .

,1914] 16 p . in cl . tables .

(63dCong.

,3d sess. S enate . Doc. 640)

E . F . Sweet, actin g secretary of commerce .

14—30966 HE745.A2 1914e

Governm en t aid to merchan t shipping. S tudyof subsidies, subven tion s, and other forms of state aid in

prin cipal coun tries of the world, by Grosvenor M. Jones.

Washington , Govt. prin t. of ,1916 . 265 p .

“ Appen dix A .— Norway : contract between the Department of

pub lic works and G. M. B ryde, for the estab lishm ent of a

steamsh ip l ine between Norway and Mexico, etc.

” p . 233

234.

Appen dix B .—France : law concern ing the merchant marine

of Apri l 19, 1906 p . 234—238.

Appendix c.— France : decree prescrib ing admin istrative regu

lations for the app lication of the law of Apri l 19, 1906 , relating to the merchant marine p .

Appendix n .— France : con tract of the Compagn ie des mes

sageries mari times of December 30, 1911 p . 242—248.

Appen dix E .—~Russ ia : charter and by- laws of the Russian

volun teer fleet p . 249—255.

16—26591 H E 740.U6A 5 1916

I nvoluntary servitude imposed upon seamen .

Join t letter from the secretary of comm erce and the sec

retary of labor to the chairman of the Committee on com

merce, relative to S enate bil l no . 4.

l fVashington [Govt prin t. of ] 1913. 8 p . ( 63dCong.

,I st sess. S enate. Doc. 211 )

Presen ted by Mr . La Fo l lette. Ordered printed October 9, 1913.

W i l l iam C . Redfi eld, secretary of commerce, W . B . W i lson , sec

retary of labor.

13—35830 HD8039.S 42U 62 1913

Registry of seagoing vessels. Letter from the

secretary o f commerce, transmitting, in response to a S en

ate resolution ofMarch 15,1917, a report of the secretary

AMERICAN SH IPPING 53

of commerce of al l seagoing vessels for which applicationhas been made for registry under the laws of the United

S tates, and also the vessels granted registration , between January 1, 1916, andMarch 15, 1917, together with

ful l in formation relative to the nationality of such vessels.

[Washingtom Govt. prin t. 077 ,1917] 4 p . (65th

Cong.

,S pecial sess. S ena te. Doc. 4)

W i l l iam C . Redfi eld, Secretary of commerce.

16—26006 H E 589.U 5A 5 1917

U . S . Dep t. of commerce. T rans- Pacific shipping, by Commer

cial Attache Julcan A rnold, with a section on Japaneseshipping, by Vice Con sul M. D . Kirjassofl

'

,Y okohama.

Washington , Govt. prin t. of , 30p. ( [U. S .]Bur eauofforeign anddomestic com/mercc. Miscel laneousseries

,n o . 44)

16—26821 H E 876 .U5 1916

287 Dept. of state. Recen t reports from diplomatic or

con sular ofiicers in regard to the question of steamshipservice between the Un ited S tates and S outh America.

L etter from the secretary of state, transmitting, in re

spouse to the inquiry of the House, reports relating to

steamship service between the United S tates and S outh

America.

Was hington ,Gov t. prin t. o/f.

,1910. 74 p . (6

'

I st

Cong.,2d sess. H ouse. Doc. 881

10—35712 H E 746 .A 4 1910a

S team ship communication to S outh Americareports from con sular officers of the UnitedS tates relatingto steamship commun ication between the Un ited S tates

and S outh America.

Washington ,Gov t. prin t. of ,

1910. 68 p . (61stCong.

,2d sess. S enate. Doc.

’

476 )10—35576 H E 746 .A4 1910

I n terstate commerce com -mission . S teamship lines en

gaged in transporting freight. Letter from the chairman

of the I nterstate commerce comm ission transmitting, inrespon se to a S en ate resolution of May 16, 1914, a reportrelative to corporate in terests of rail roads in vessels or

steamship l in es engaged in the coast -wise trade of the

Un ited S tates.

Washington , Gov t. prin t. of ,iii

,87 p . incl. tables.

(64th Cong.

,Jst sess. S enate . Doc. 492

16—26694 H E 751.A6 1916


290 U . S . Laws,statutes

,etc. Navigation laws of theUnitedS tates,

1915.

Washington ,Govt. prin t. oi ,

1915. 585 p . 232;15—26616 H E 587 .U 5A3 19158.

The Shipping act (as amended) and the Emer

gen ey Shipping act with other laws relating to the Shipping Board and Emergen cy fleet corporation . Rev .

to January 1, 1919.

Washington , Govt. prin t. off ,1919. 87 p . 234

19 426412 H E 745.A34 1919

Merchan t marin e commission . Developmen t of the

American m erchan t m arin e andAm erican comm erce. Re

port. < To accompany S .

[ l l’ashington ,

Gov’t. pr in t. of ,

1905] 42 p . (59thCong.

,l st sess. S enate. R ept. 1 )

I ssued also as House doc. n o. 56, 59th Cong . , l st sess.

A bi l l to promote the nationa l defense, to create a force of

nava l vo lun teers , to estab l ish American ocean mai l lines tofore ign markets , to promote commerce, and to prov ide revenue from tonnage ”: p. 18—22.

HE745.A2 1905a

Letter of the Merchant marine comm ission

transm itting its supplemen try report.

[Was/zington , Gov’t. prin t. oi .

,1905] 42p. (59th

sess. H ouse. Doc. 56’

)6—24116—7 H E 745.A 2 1905b

Development of the American merchan t marin e

and A merican commerce. R eport [submitted by Mr.

Grosvenor , from the Merchan t marin e commission , to

gether with views of the m inority.

[Washington , Govt. prin t. off ,1905] laces

,9 p . 23

T hese reports are found also in S enate report 2755, 58th Cong.,

3d sess. : Report of the Merchan t marine commiss ion , to

gether w ith the testimony Wash ington , 1905. v . 1, p .

idxxx.

A bi l l to promote the national defense, to create a force of

nava l vo lun teers , to establ ish American ocean mal l l ines toforeign marke ts , to promote commerce and to prov ide revenuefrom tonnage p . x lv i— l i .

A bi l l to provide fo r the use of vessels of the Un ited S tates forpubl ic purposes : l i .

0—24115 H E 745.A2 19050



CONTENT S — I . Report and recommendations of the comm ission( including the v iews of the m inority ) and hearings on the

north Atlan tic coast — I I . Hearings on the Great Lakes and

Pacific coast - I I I . Hearings on the southern coast and at

Washington , D . C. , and genera l index.

5—7374 H E 745.A2 1905

298 U . S . Presiden t,1913 (Wilson ) Address of the Presiden t of

the Un ited S tates delivered at. a join t session of the two

houses of Congress, December 7, 1915.

Washington [Govt. prin t. o77 ,] 1915. 18 p . 234J82 .D23 Dec.7

Washington [Govt. prin t. 077] 1915. 1 p l .,13

p. (64th Cong.,Jst sess. H ouse. D oc.

15—26743 J Dec.7a

S hipping board.

’

Annual report.

[Washington ] Govt. prin t. 077 ,1917—1918. 2 v . 234

18—26039 H E 745.A3

How to become an officer in themerchan tmarine.

[B oston , 23 p .

19—26268 VK423 .A5 1918

I n struction s which must be fol lowedby licen sedofficers of al l Un itedS tates m erchan t vessels traversingthesubmarine zon e.

Washington , Govt. prin t. 077, 1917. 13 p . 23

Rules of practice in proceedingunder the federalshipping act of S eptember 7, 1916, 39 S tat . l . , 728; withil lustrative forms. E ffective August 1, 1917.

Washington , Govt. prin t. 077 , 1917. 25 p . in cl . forms.

244W"

.

17—26625 H E 745.A 35 1917

Shipping facts. Rev . up to S eptember 1, 1918.

[Washington , Govt. prin t. 077 ,16

’

p . incl . tables.

23cm .

19—26267 H E 745.A36 1918

Suggested regulations for the protection of

Ships imperiledby m ines or submarines.

Washington , Gov t. prin t. 077 ,1917. 13 p. 155

17—26850 V 2 10.U6 1917a

AMERI CAN SH I PPI NG 57

304 U . 8 . S hipping board. Recruiting service . Now for the seven

seas !

B oston,1919. [12] p . 23

D iscusses how to enro l l for service In the American merchan tmarine.

S ea train ing for the merchant marine.

B oston,1919. [12]

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p. ar m.

19—26269 VK2 19.U 5 1g18a

S ea training primer. Questions and ans

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merchant marine.

[Boston , [8] p .

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T rain ingofficers andcrews for the Ameri

can merchant marine. United S tates Shipping board.

Recruiting service. October , 1918.

Washington, Govt. prin t. 1918. 9 p . incl . tables. 23

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copies of certain correspondence of the Department of

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[Washington , Govt. prin t. 077 ,1916] 7 p. (64th

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308 U n ited S ta tes shipping board em ergen cy fleet corporation . E mergency fleet news.

Washington ,1918 il lus. (in cl . ports.

, forms )18—26281 H E 745.A42

Report.Washington ,

Govt. pr in t. 077 ,1919 tables (part fold.)

fold. diagrs. 235Report submitted Apr. 26 , 1919, by Director general CharlesP iez .

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U n ited S tates shipping board em ergen cy‘

fleet corporation . Report of New E ngland shipbuilding conferenceunder the auspices of the I ndustrial service departmen t

,

Division of con struction ,E mergency fleet corporation , at

Chamber of comm erce building, Boston , Mass , October 1,1917.

Washington ,Govt. prin t. 077 ,

1917. 52 p . 23

17—26933 VM23 .A 85

Division of operations. Register of ships owned byUn ited S tates Shipping board. < l st cd.> Comp . byDepartmen t of shipping in formation , Division of operation s, Un ited S tates shippingboard, Emergency fleet cor

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Washington , Govt. p rin t. 077, 1919. iv, 96

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311a U ttm ark,F ritz E . Uttmark’s guide to the United S tates

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Construction and con trol of Sh ipp ing ”: p . 170—185.

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V iv arttas , A l oha. America at sea. A retrospect.

N ew Y ork,P. F . McB reen

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V room an , Car l S churz . The farmer and the Shippingbill .l 'Vashington , Govt. p rin t. 077 , 1916. 8 p . ( [U. S .]64th Cong.

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S tate social ism, pro and con ; official documents and other

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AM ERICAN SH IPPING 59

men t of private by governmen tal industry before anddur

ing the war.

New Y o rk,I I . 11olt and company, 1917. mliv

,649 p . 21

S hipp ing p . 276—295.

17- 17731 HD36 11 .W 3

W ell s , Dav id Am es . Our merchant marine ; how it rose,in

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quiry into the conditions essential to its resuscitation

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,219 p .

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The question of ships : I .— The decay of our ocean mer

can tile marineg its cause and cure, by David A . Wel ls ;

I I .— Shipping subsidies and bounties

,by Captain John

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S hipping wor ld, Jan . 1,8,1919

,v . 60: 7 71

Part I . 1. The industria l year of 1918 : S ome reflection s and

an ticipations , by R . W . Johnson ; I I . Clos ing phases of the

war at sea ; I I I . The laws of war at sea, 1914—1918. Progress or retrogress ion by R . S torry Deans ; I V . T he S outhWales coa l trade of 1918 and its future prospects ; V.

British shipbui l d ing in 1918 ; V I . M arine in surance and

war risks during 1918 ; VI I . S hip sales and contracts1918. Part I I . I . S h ipbui ld ing abroad during 1918 ; I I .

The laws of war at sea , 1914—1918, by R . S torry Deans ;

I I I . Freights in 1918 ; I V . T rade and finance in 1018 ;

V . Marine engineerin g during 1918 ; V I . Reports from the

shipping centers.

H E 56 1 .SG,v .60

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Zimm erm an n ,E rich W . , andW . 0. Clark . F oreign trade

andshipping.

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AR T I CLES I N P ER I ODI CAL S

320 1900 B ates , W il l iam W . S oundshipping protection .

Gan ton ’s m agazine , Aug.

,1900

,v . 19 : 113—125. H 1 .G9,v .19

321 W al dron , George B . Ship - carrying trade under Am erican

and foreign flags.

Ghautauguan , Nov .,1900

,v . 32 : 137— 143 . AP 2 .C48 ,v .32

322 1902 Tayl or , Ben jam in . B ritish andAm erican shipping.

Nin eteen th cen tury and after , July, 1902, v . 52 : 19—33.

AP4.N 7,v .52

323 Cramp, C. H . B ritish subsidies andAm erican shipping.

North American review ,Dec.

,1902

,v . 175: 829—834.

AP2 .N 7 ,v .175

324 1903 Max ey ,E dw in . Future of our merchan t marine.

Gu/n ton ’s magaz in e, May, 1903, v . 24: 415—421. H i .GQ,v .24

325 1904 Bates , W il liam W . Question of policy for Am erican

shipping.

Gun ton ’s magazin e, June , 1904, v . 518—533. H 1.G9,v .26

326 1905 Con stitutional rights of American shipping.

A rena,June

,1905

,v . 33 634—636. AP2 .A 6 ,v .33

Am erican doctrin e of shipping rights .

A rena,Oct ,

1905,v . 34: 363—370. AP2 .A 6 ,v .34

328 1906 Pain e , R . D . S team andsail on the Pacific.

Outingmagazine , May, 1906, v . 48 : 213—223. GV 1.09, v .48

329 Bates , W il l iam W . Cause andcure of our marin e decay.

A rena,S ept

,v . 36 265— 272.

AP2 .A 6 ,v .36

330 1907 S preckel s , John D . American ships on the Pacific.

I ndependen t,Jan . 3

,1907

,v . 62 : 9— 13. AP 2 .153 ,v .62

331 R ice, Dav id P . American shipping and pending Shippinglegislation .

New E ngland magaz ine , Man,1907

,n . s.

,v . 36 : 50—62.

332 1908 Mun ger , W il l iam P . I mprovement of the Am ericanmerchan t marine.

S cien tific American,Apr . 25

,1908, v . 98 : 291. T 1.85,v .98

AMERICAN SH IPP ING 61

333 1908 Greathead, John F . umaritime outlook.

334

335

337

338

339

341

344

Over land mon thly, May, 1908, n . s .,v . 51 : 397—402.

A nderson ,Thom as F . Boston as a world po rt.

New E nglandmagaz ine, Jwne , 1908, n . s .,v . 38 : 393—409.

Bates , W il l iam W . Promised shipping policies of the Republ ican andDemocratic parties.

A rena , Oct., 1908, v . 40: 311—316 . AP2 .A 6 ,v .4O

1909 Bishop , A . L . Our diminishingmerchant marine.

A tlan tic mon thly, F eb.,1909

,v . 103 : 237— 238. AP 2 .A 8,v .103

Cham ber l ain , George A . Nation’s heel of Achil les.

World to -day, F eb.,1909

,v . 16 : 190—194. AP2 .W 75,v .16

Sul l y , D . J. Remedy.

Cosmopolitan magazine, Apr .

,1909, v . 46 : 546—553.

AP2 .CS ,v .46

Perry L . Great coastwise fleet of the Un ited S tates .

Wor ld’s work, Apr .

,1909

,v . . 17 : 11447—11463. ar z.w s ,v . 17

A ylvvard, W il l iam J . Our coastwise caravan s.

Harper ’s magazin e, Aug.

,1909, v . 119 : 393—406.

Ar 2 .113 ,v .119

Marv in , W . L . American ships andthe way to get them .

A tlantic m on thly, Oct. , 1909, v . 104: 433—441. AP2 .A 8 ,v . 104

S ame cond. American review of reviews, Ncv .,1909

,v . 40

AP 2 .R4,v .4O

Baker , B . N . W hat use is the Panama Can al to our countrywithout American Ships?

Nor th American review ,Ncv .

,1909, v . 190: 577—586.

AP 2 .N 7 ,V . 190

1910 How we can have Am erican ships for the Pan

ama Can al .

North American review ,Jan .,

1910,v . 191 : 29—38.

AP 2 .N 7 ,v .191

Good, T . American shipping : its past, present and future.

Cassier’s magazine , F eb. ,

1910, v . 37 : 365—368. TA 1 .034,v .37


345 1910 Nix on ,L ouis . Con quering the seven seas.

Cosmopolitan magazin e, F eh.,1910, v . 48 262—272.

AP2 .C8,v .48

Sel ling a n ation’sbirthright.

Cosmopolitan magaz in e, Man ,1910

,v . 48 : 445—454.

AP2 .08 ,v .48

Crime of our van ished ships.

Cosmopolitan magaz ine

,Apr .

,1910, v . 48 : 604—613.

AP2 .C8 ,V .48

348 Depew , Chaun cey M . Revival of our merchan t marin e.

I ndependen t, Apr . 7, 1910, v. 68 : 731— 734. AP2 .153 ,v .68

N obl e, N . J. Extinction of our merchan t marine.

S cien tific American ,Oct. 22

,1910

,v . 103 : 323. T 1.ss,v . 103

Bow l es , F . T . One way to an American merchan t marine.

A tlan tic m on thly, Dec.,1910

,v . 106 : 740— 744. APZ.A 8 ,v .106

1911 McL el lan , A . G . Panama Canal versus American shipping.

Nor th American review ,Jan .

,1911

,v . 193 : 111- 120.

AP 2 .N 7 ,v .193

Gal l inger , Jacob H . Real value of a merchant m arin e.

I ndependen t,Ill ar. 2

,1911

,v . 70: 448—452. AP2 .I 53,v .70

B ow l es , F . T . American merchan t marine : an expert

analysis of an importan t economic problem .

S cien tific American ,Apr . 29, 1911, v . 104: 426—427.

T 1.S 5,v . 104

354 N obl e, N . J . Merchan t marin e and preferen tial duties.

S cien tific American , Apr . 29,1911

,v . 104: 427. T 1.s5,v .104

N el son , F . L . Practical side of the Panama Canal .

World to -day, June , 1911 , v . 20: 670—676.AP2 -W 75N -20

Ruh l , A . Problem of American ships.

C'

ol lier’s weekly, v . 47, July 29, 1911 : 16 AP 2 .CG5.V -47

N agel , Char l es . The upbuilding o f our merchant marine.

S cien tific Ame rican , July 15, 1911 , v . 105: 43. T 1 .S S ,v . 105

Cham berl ain , E . T . American merchant marin e : amazing

grow th and rapid decline o f American Shipping.

S cien tific American,July 15, 1911, v .

—45.

T 1.S 5,v . 105



72 1913 R es train t of trade at sea.

Literary digest, F eb. 8, 1913, v . 46 : 264—265. AP2 .L58,V .46

Depesee, Charl es . T o upbuild the merchan t marine.

S cien tific American ,Mar . 8

,1913

,v . 108 : 223. T 1.85.v .108

Marvin , W . L . American ships for Pan ama.

American review of reviews, May, 1913, v . 47 : 574—578.

A P 2 .R 4,v .47

375 L aut , A gn es C. Panama Canal for foreign ships.

Tech'

n ical wor ldmagazine , May, 1913, v . 19 : 334—340.

T 1.T2 ,v .19

Everything but the ships.

Techn ical wor ldmagazine , July, 1913, v . 19 : 651—659.

T 1.T2 ,v .19

Can we defend it?

Techn ical wor ld magazine, Oct., 1913, v .—180.

T 1 .T2 ,v .20

378 1914 Thearl e, S . J. P . Classification ofmerchan t shipping.

E ngineer (London ) , Jan . 23, 1914, v . 117 : 108.

TA 1.E 5,V .117

379 E con om y in ocean transport.S cien tific American supplemen t, Jan . 3

,1914, v . 77 : 7.

T 1 .S 52 ,v .77

380 R epor t on shipping combines and agreements.

Railway review , Mar . 7, 1914, v . 54: 3629- 370. TF 1.R4,v .54

381 M cL el l an , A . G . Wan ted: an American minister ofmarine.

A tlan tic monthly, June , 1914, v . 113 :A P2 .A 8,V .113

L aut , Agn es C. Nation without a ship .

Cen tury magaz ine, July, 1914, v . 88 : 339—348.AP2 -C4N -88

E con om ics of shipbuilding.

Engineer , July 24, 1914, v . 118 : 99 - 100.TA l -E 5,v .118

O cean traflic andmunicipal prosperity.

E ngineering news,July 9, 1914, v . 72 : 90—92.

TA L E S N -m

M ’Cl eary , J . T . How the need for an American merchan tmarine should now be met.

I ron age, Aug. 6,1914, v . 94: 356—358. T l .I 7,v .94

S tretching the powers of the governmen t.Nation

,Aug. 27, 1914, v . 99: 240. AP2 .N2 ,v .99

A M ERICAN S H I PP I NG

1914 W ar and our dilemm a.

S cientific Amer ican,Aug. 15

,1914, v. 111 : 110. T 1 .s5,v . 1 1 1

Gotth eil , P . H istorical developmen t of steamship agreemen ts and con ferences in the American foreign trade.

American academy of po litical and socia l science. Annals .

S ep t,1914, v . 55: 48— 74. H 1 .A4,v .55

E dwards , John R . Maritime features of the crude petro

leum problem .

American institute of m in ing engineers . Bulletin,S ept

1914, v . 93 : 2293— 2305.TN l -A 515N -93

390 Marv in , W . L . War and our ocean trade.

American review of re views, S ept. 1914, v . 50: 329—3 33.

AP 2 .R 4,v .50

The gov ernm en t purchase of foreign ships.

Nation , S ept. 10,1914, v . 99 : 298. AP2 .N 2 ,v .99

Shal l the Un ited S tates buy ships ?

Outlook,S ept. 16 , v . 108 : 120—121 . AP 2 .08 ,v .108

Thompson , G . A chance for American Shipping [the E uropean war] .Wor ld

’

s wo rk, S ept. 1914, v . 28 : 119— 121 . AP2 .W 8 ,v .28

Mer chan t vessels under con struction .

E ngineer (London ) , Oct. 23, 1914, v .

— 387.

TA 1 .E 5,v . 118

S chw erin ,R . P . Shal l the peop le of the United S tates con

tinue to pay per annum to foreign ship

own ers ?

Pacific marine review, v . 11,Oct. —20. VK1 ,p2 ,v , 1 1

Dickie, G . W . The prospect of an American merchant ma

rin e in the foreign trade through late legis lation .

Pacific mar in e review , v . 11,Oct.

— 25.VKl -P2N - 11

Dol l ar , R ober t . Awaken ing to the situation .

Pacific marine review,v . 11

,Oct. 1914: 28. vx 1 .p2 ,v , 1 1

Our position in our own carrying trade .

Pacific marine review,v . 11

,Oct. 1914: 29—30. VK1 .P 2 ,v .1 1

A l exander , H . F . Rehabil itation of the American mer

chant marin e .

Pacific mari

n e review,v . 11

,Oct. 1914: 46—47. VK1 ,P 2 , , V 11

121739— 19— 5

66 LIBRARY OF CONGRES S

400 1914 Marv in,W . L . Our merchan t marine ; past, present

401

403

404

407

408

409

410

411

412

and future.

S cien tific American , Oct. 3—17, 1914, v .— 283; 303;

324. T 1.S 5,v .111

Am erican merchant marine.

I n ternational marin e engin eering, Nov . 1914, v . 19 : 511 .

VM 1.M3 ,v .19

Sugges tion s for creating a merchan t marine.

Pacific marine review ,v . 11, Nov .

—15.

Favors subven tion . VK1.P2 ,v .1 1

Deepsee, Charl es . The problem of our merchant marin e.

S cien tific American,Dec. 5

,1914, v . 111 : 455. T 1 .S 5,v . 111

S hipping w or l d [Editorial ] . Presiden t Wilson ’s policy.

S hipping wo rld,Dec. 1914, v . H E 56 1.SG,v .51

Parkin son , Thomas I . Ships and sealing wax ; incorporation as a means of avoiding increased liability in ad

miralty.

S urvey, Dec. 5,1914, v . 33 : 237—5239. H V 1 .C4,v .33

H endrick ,B . J . American marin e.

W'

or lcl’s work

,Dec. 1914, v .

— 159. A P 2 .W 8 ,v .29

1915 The irrecon cilabl e . I s the real n eed ships or cargoes ?

An n alis t,Jan . 11

,1915, v . HG1.N6 ,v .5

H il l , Jam es J . The proposedmerchan t marine.

Commercial West, Jan . 30, 1915, v . n r 1 .cs,v .27

The adm in is tration ’s ship purchase bil l .

F inan cial age, Jan . 9,1915

,v . H G1.F4,v .3 1

A l drich ,H . L . S pecial n aval reserve and the merchant ma

rine.

I ron age, Jan . 28,1915, v . 95: 247— 248. T l .I 7 ,v .95

W il l iam s,R . D . Am erican o versea trade.

I ron trade revien '

,Jan . 7

,1915

,v .

— 20.

T S300.I 745,V .56

Manufac turer s record [Editorial ] . Kil l the ship purchase

bil l quick.

Manufacturers reco rd, Jan 14, 1915, v . 67 : —38.

T S l .M3 ,v .67

A M ERI CAN S H LPP I NG 67

413 1915 Ca tl et t, Charl es . Ship - purchase bil l andthe fo l ly of it .

414

415

416

417

418

419

421

Manufacturers record, Jan . 28, 1915, v . 67 : 34—35.

T S l .M3 ,v .67

S l ech ta , J. J. The plain arithm etic of the plan for a gov

em inen t- ownedmerchan t marine.

Market world and chron icle,Jan . 9

,1915

,v . 95: 38—40.

H GSOI I .M3 ,V .95

L ong- tiin e emergen cies.

Nation,Jan . 91

,1915

,v . 100: 70- 71. A P 2 .N 2 ,v . l OO

R eview of the year 1914;m erchan t marine.

S cien tific American,Jan . 2

,1915

,v . T 1 .ss,v .112

Am erican governm ent as a shipowner.

S pectator Jan . 9 1915, v .—40; 76—77

Living age, F eb. 13 1915, v . 284: 440—442 .

The adm in is tration ’s ship purchase bil l .

Trade and tran sportation,Jan . 1915

,v.

H E 2 122 .T7 ,V . 15

W il l er t , A . V exed question of contraband.

A tlan tic mo nthly, F eb.,1915

,v . 115 —270. AP2 ,A 8 ,v , 1 15

R edfi eld, W il l iam C. Present merchant marine problem .

A tlan tic mo n thly, F eb.,1915

,v . 115: 5271—9381 . AP2 .A8 ,v .1 15

The Am erican shipping bill .E conom ist. L ondon , F eb. 20

,1915. v . 80: 314. HG 11 .E 2 ,v .80

Parson s , M . P. Shal l w e have a government- own ed mer

chant marine ?

I ndependen t,F eb. 8. 191-9 v. u 21 53 ,v .8 1

Spil l an e , R ichard. Am erican merchant marine.

New republ ic, F eb. 13, 1915. r .

— f3. AP 2 .N 624,v .2

L aut , Agn es C. Wil l the shipping bil l help or hurt our

comm erce ?

Outlook, F eb. 3, 1915 v . 109 : 289-4293. AP2 .08 ,v .109

L odge, H enry C. The shippingbill an dMarch fourth.

Outlook, Feb. v . 109 : 430- 433. AP 2 .08 ,v .109

68' LIBRARY OF CONGRES S

426 1915 Marv in,Thom as 0 . The adm inistration ’

s shipping

430

431

432

433

434

438

bill : a dangerous government ownership scheme.

P rotection is t, F eb.,1915

,v . H F 1750.P 8 ,v .2 6

A l ex ander , J . W . Government ship pur chase bil l : a defense of the administration ’

s policy.

S cien tific Am erican , F eb. 20, 1915, v . T 1 .85,v . 112

Bur ton ,Theodore E . Government ship purchase bil l .

S cien tific American , F eb. 27,1915

,v .

Cr owdin g neutrals off the sea.

American review of rev iews, Mar,1915

,v . 51 : 367—270.

AP2 .R4 ,v .51

N issen ,L . Profit in the Pan ama steamships.

American industries, Man ,1915

,v . 15 31 . HD4802 ,A 6 ,v , 15

S truggl e over the ship purchase bill and its effect on the

Wil son adm inistration .

Curren t opinion ,Man

,1915 v . 58 : 149—153. AP2 .C95,v .58

Brook s , S ydn ey . The American merchan t marine.

Outlook,L ondon , Mar . 13

,1915

,v . 35: 332—333.

A P4.08 ,v .35

Sm al l production of merchan t ships.

I ron age, Apr . 15,1915

,v . 95: 849. T 1 . I 7 ,v .95

S om e fol lies anddangers of the ship purchase bill .

New E ngland magaz ine , Apr . 1915, n . s. v.—295.

A ngl o- Am erican reciprocity.

New republic,Apr . 3

,1915

,v . 3 2 19—320. AP 2 .N 624,v .2

U sing transports as freighters.

Outlook, Apr . 14, 1915, v . 109 : 850 AP 2 .08 ,v . 109

Sherril l , Char l es H . Message from the country on foreigntrade.

Popular science mon tldy, Apr . 1915,v . 86

' —347.

AP2 .P8 ,v .86

N orris , George W . The extension of our merchant marine.

Popular science mon thl y, Apr . 1915, v .—354.

AP 2 .P 8 ,v .88

A M ERI CAN SH IPPI NG

439 1915 S el f - hel p for shipping.

440

448

449

Trade and transpo rtation ,Apr . 1915

,v .

H E 2 122 .T7 ,v . 16

B rooks , S . American merchan t marine .

Living age, May 1 , 1915, v . 285: 307—310. AP 2 .L 65,v .285

Thom as , John H . American merchant marine.

Cen tury magazine, June, 1915, v . 90: 5200—307. AP2 .C4,v .90

A bl ow to American shipping.

Finan cial age, Jun e 26 , 1915, v . 31 : 1010. HG 1 .F 4,v .3 1

T he defin ite announcemen t that the Pacific Mai l steamshipcompany w i l l shortly w ithdraw from trans- Pacifi c trade.

S hipping and the seamen’s law .

I ndependen t, a e 21, 1915, v . AP2 .I 53 ,v .82

Doubtful welfare for seamen .

Literary digest, Jun e 20, 1915, v . 50: 1533— 1524.

AP 2 .L 58 ,V .50

S outh Am erica and the shipping question .

Nation ,Jun e 3, 1915, v . 100: 617—618.

AP2 -N 2W- 100

The seam en’s bil l andAmerican shipping.

Outlook,Jm e 23, 1915, v . 110: 406—407.

A P 2 -08 ,V - 1 10

Dickie,G . W . The effect of the war and recen t legislation

on American shipping.

Pacific marine r eview ,v . 13

,Jun e

,— 13.

VKl -P2fi - 12

Baker , B . N . The importan ce of an American merchan tmarine.

Amer ican academy of po litical and social science. Annals,

July, 1915, v .—57.

H 1 .A4,v .60

Shippin g and new laws .

I ndependen t, July 5, 1915, v . 83 : 33. A P 2 . I 53 ,v .83

Death kn el l of a governmen t merchan t marine.

Outlook, July 14, 1915, v . 110: 592—593. AP2 .08 ,v . 1 10

M arv in , W in throp L . Our free ship experimen t.

Protection ist, July, 1915, t . er : 145- 149.H F 1750.P8.v .27

Again s t a subsidy of any kind.

c rld’s work

,July, 1915, v .

AP 2 -W SW-30

70 LI BRARY OF CONGRE S S

453 1915 Dig down in to your pockets to pay for your American

454

455

458

459

460

461

462

463

464

465

marin e— its coming.

E verybody’s magazine, Aug. 1915

,v . 33 : 253- 254.

A P 2 .E 9,v .83

Do we wan t ships ?Harper

’s weekly, Aug. 28

,1915

,v . 61 : 193. AP 2 .H 32 ,v .6 1

Am erican merchan t marine.

Outlook, Aug. 25, 1915, v . 110: 947—948.AP 2 .08 ,v . 110

Decl in e of our merchan t marine.

S cien tific American ,Aug. 14, 1915, v . 113 : 136.

T l -S 5,V - l l 3

R ing, W . T ransportation facilities need for L atin Ameri~

can trade.

American academy of political and socia l science. Annal s,

S ept. 1915, v . 61 : 81—85. H 1.A 4,v .6 1

H ow our merchan t marine has -

grown .

Literary digest, S ept. 11 , 1915, v . 51 : 565. AP 2 .L 58 ,V .51

Prin ce, T . I n ternation al m ercantile marine situation .

Moody’s magazin e, S ep t. 1915, v . 18 : 415- 422 .

H G 1.M85,V .18

Kyn e, Peter B . Our maritime bugaboo.

S aturday even ing post, v . 188, S ept. 25, 1915 : 345, 34.

A P2 .82 ,V .188

L aut , A gn es C. American ships and shipping— the mer

chant marine question .

Curren t opin ion ,Oct. 1915

,v . 59 : 276 . A P 2 .095,v .59

E n gland, Germany and the United S tates .

I ndependen t,Oct. 11, 1915, v . 84: 46 . A P 2 .153 ,v .84

H enderson , G . E conomics of American shipping.

New republic , Oct. 2—Nov . 6, 1915, v . 4: 225—5237; 254—356;279—281; 3024 04; sec v . 5: 14— 15.

AP 2 .N 6 24.v .4—5

Chal l enge to our ship - registry.

Literary digest, Nov . 13,1915. v. 51 : 1068 . AP2 .L 58 ,v .51

S hip- fam in e after the war predicted.

Literary digest, Nov. 13, 1915, v . 51 : 1126 .AP2 .L58,V -51



479 1916 Am erican m erchan t marine— Ref ereation of a vast new

480

481

486

490

491

industry.

E ngineering magazin e, Jan .,1916

,v . 50: 501—504.

TA 1 .E 59,v .50

Gibbon ey , S . G . Pressing n eedfor a merchant marin e.

E ngineeringmagazine , Jan .,1916, v . 50: 505—508.

TA 1 .E 5,V .50

Ocean shipping.

I n tern ation al mar in e engineering, Jan . 1916,v . 521 8.

VM 1.M3 ,V .2 1

S tark , C. J . American ships for American trade.

I ron trade rev iew ,Jan . 6

,1916

,v . 58 : 35—37. T S S OO.I 745,V .58

Gatew ood, W il l iam . Merchantmarine from a southerner sView poin t.

I n tern ational marin e engin eering, Jan ,1916

,v . 21 38.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .2 1

W ar booming our marin e.

Literary digest, Jan . 8,1916

,v . 52 : 55—56 . AP 2 .L 58 ,v .52

Cropl ey , R . E . t at has become of the ships ?

Pacific marin e review ,Jan . 1916

,v .

—30.VK1 .P 2 ,v . 13

Liners of seven ties , ei ghties and early n ineties : names, dates .

M arv in,W in throp L . A protection ist alternative to gov

ernment owned ships.

Protectionist,Jan . 1916

,v . 27 : 574—577. H F 1750.P8 ,v .2 7

Preparedn ess and our merchant marine.

S cien tific American,Jan . 29

,1916

,v .

T l -S 5,V - 114

Our m er chan t m arin e; a repo rt of a special committee of

the Boston chamber of commerce .

S cien tific Am erican sapplemen t, Jan . 29—F el) . 5,1916

,v . 8]

70 94—96 . T 1 .S 52 ,v .8 1

The shipping situation and the demand for an Americanmerchant marine.

E con omic wor ld,F eb. 18, 1916 , v . 97 : 199— 001.

H G8011.M3 ,V .97

R edfi el d, W il l iam C. I mperative need for ships owned byAmericans.

E ngin eeringmagazin e , F eb 1016,v . 50: 66 1—665.

TA 1 .E 5,V .50

M erchan t marine commission .

I ron age, F eb. 3, 1916, v . 97 : 321—322.T1. I 7 ,V ~97

491

496

497

498

499

500

502

503

A M ERICAN SH IPP ING 73

1916 The shippin g bil l .

New republic, F eb. 936 , r .

—89 .A P 2 -N 6 24,V - 6

An Am erican merchan t marine.

Protection ist. F eb. 1916 , v .

01 : 685—687. H F 1750.P 8 ,

V .2 7

Boston chamber o f comme rce opposes go vernment owned shipscheme .

Shipping bill proposedby New Y ork Chamber of commerce .

Commercial (0 fina n cial chron icle, Mar . 4, 1916, v . 102 :

855. H G 1 .C7 ,v . 102

Crow el l , John F ran kl in . America'

s maritime needs.

Commercial l l'

cst, Mar . 18,

r . 24, H F 1.08 ,v .29

The profi ts of B ritish and neutral shipowners compared.

E conomis t,London , Mar . 4, 1916 , v. 82 : 445. H G11 .E 2 ,v .82

S hipbuilding and shipping situation : views of leaders in

the marine fi eld on business conditions and the upbuildingof the American merchant marine.

I n ternationa l mar ine engineer ing, l iar . 1916 v. 21 : 98— 106 .

VM 1 .M3 ,V .2 1

A n al ysis of the shipping bill .I n ternational marin e engin eering, Mar . 1916

,v. 231 101

VM 1.M3 ,V .2 1

Bak er , B . N . New and con structive po l icy for upbuildingthe American merchan t marine.

I n ternational m arine engineering, Mar . 1916 . v . 53 1 : 109

VM 1 .M3 ,V .2 1

Types of ships built in A merican y ards .

I n ternational m ar in e engineering, Mar . 1916,v . 21 : 149— 154.

VM 1 .M8 ,v .2 1

W orld’s availableocean going ships.

Literary digest, Jl ar . Q7,1016 . r . 52 : 1608 . AP 2 .L 58 ,V .52

F or tun es of the shipping industrv .

Nation,Ill ar . 9, 1916 , v. 103 : £394. AP2 .N 2 ,v . 102

Gordon , F . G . R . A merchan t marine a necessity.

New Y ork T r ibune. Mar . 93. 1916 , p. 8,co ls . 5— 7.

Marv in ,W in throp L . The new admin istration shipping

Protection is t, Mar . 1916,v . 27 : 729— 734. HF 1750.P8 ,V .27


505 1916 Gal lin ger , Jacob K . F oreign shipping not governmen t

508

16

own ed.

Protection ist, Mar . 1916,v . 27 : 734. H F 1750.P 8 ,V .27

No great maritime nation ever resortedto . government ownersh ip .

Great shipping boom .

S un set,Mar . v . 33. F 851 .895,v .36

Presiden t W il son on the railways and on the shipping bil l .

Comm ercial (0fin an cial chronicle, Apr . 1, 1916 , v . 1023: 120]

1202. H G1 .C7 ,v .102

T rem endous boom in Am erican shipping.

Curren t opinion , Apr . 1916,v . 60: 287— 289. AP 2 .095,v .60

I n tern ation al demand for n ew ships.

E ngin eer , Apr . 14, 1916, v . 318. TA 1 .E 5,v .12 1

L osses to merchant shipping.

I ndependen t, Apr . 24, 1916 , v . 86 : 15’

AP2 .I 53 ,v .86

Pow ers , F . P. Why our shipping has declined.

Unpopular rev iew ,Apr .

,1916

,v . 5: 306—317.

A P2 -U 75N -5

Bush , I rving T . Will England subsidize our ships ?Bushmagazin e of factory, shipping and sales econ cmy, May

1916,v . 2 : 5

What the war has done to shipping.

I ndependen t,May 15, 1916, v . 86 : 257. A P 2 .153 ,v .86

W ool l ey , M . Profits from o ld vessels.

I n ternational marin e engineering, May, 1916 , v. 93 1 : £224£2335. VM l .M3 ,v .2 1

Am erican bureau of shipping.

I n ternationa l marin e engineering, May, 1916 , v . 21 : 25]

252. VM 1.M 3 ,V .2 1

B ritish in terferen ce with our trade.

Literary digest, May 6 , 1916 , v . 52 : 19361— 1262 .

AP2 .L 58 ,V .52

A t sea on the shipping bil l .Literary diges t, May 27, 1916, v . 553 : 1526— 1523.

AP2 .L58,v .52

A M HRICAN SH I PP ING

1916 Baker , B . N . Me rchan t m arine legislation .

Pacific marin e rev iew,r . 13

,May ,

—45.VK1.P 2 ,V - 13

Dorran ce , J. G . Shipbuilding resum ing its old- time impo rtance ia American commerce and industry.

S cie n tific American . May 27, 1016 , v . 114: 550—551.

T l .S 5,v . 1 14

The shipping bil l .Outlook

,June. 7 1916

,r . 113 : 290—291 . Ap2 .os ,v , 1 13

The H ouse shipping bill .S cien tific American June 3, 1916 , v . 114: 574. T 1 .S s ,v . 1 14

M er chan t - m arin e situation of the world.

Curren t opinion July, 1916 v . 61 : 59—60. A P 2 .095,v .6 1

The B ritish blacklist.I ndependen t. July 31 , 1916. v . 87 : 148- 149. AP 2 , 153 ,v .87

N olan ,F . J . A merican merchan t marine.

I n ter national mar ine engin eer ing, July, 1916 v. 21 : 317

VM 1.M3 ,v .2 l

S elwyn- B row n

,A . Shippin g boom .

Moody’s magazin e, July, 1916, v . 19 : 351—360. HG1.M85,v . 19

W eiss , Geo rge . Wo rld struggle. for shipping supremacy.

F orum ,Aug. 1916 , v. 56 : 944—5256. AP 2 .F 8 ,v .56

Price, Th eodore H . T he story of the I . M. M.

Wo rld’s wo rk,Aug. 1916

,v . 32 : 411—415. AP 2 .W 8 ,v .32

bearing upon government aid in the creation of an

Amer ican merchan t fl eet.

Con v erse , Paul D . Outlook for American shipping.

A nnal ist, Oct. 93, 1916, v . 8 : 517. H G 1 .N 6 ,v .8

Wh a t is to be expected of the shipping bill ?I n ter national marine engineer ing,

Oct. 1916,v . 21 : 439

440 VM 1.M3 ,v .2 1

530 A l drich ,H . L . Will the shipbuilding boom last ten years ?

Destructive effect of E uropean war .

I n ternat ional marine engineering,’0v. , 1916 v. 21 : 483.

VM 1 .M3 ,v .2 1

531 F air play for American shipping.

S cien tific American,Nov. 18

,1916

,L’

. 115: 452. T 1 .85,v .115

‘

76

533

536

543

LI BRARY OF CONGRE SS

1916 Pain e, R . D . O ld seaports aw akened.

S cr ibner ’s magazine, Nov . 1916,v . 60: 558—574.

AP2 .S 4,v .60

Blue, F . K . The regulation of governm en t fostered mer

chan t marine by the automatic tempering oi its securities .

American econ omic review,Dec. 1916

,v . 6 : 823—836.

H B 1 .E 26 ,v .6

Gov ernm en t'

own ership of ships.

Journa l of political econ omy, Dec. 1916,v .

—1013.

H B 1 .J7 ,V .24

Ten y ears’ship - building boom .

Literary digest, Dec. 2,1916, v . AP2 .L58 ,v .53

W il l ard, W . Give us this day our daily ship ; how the Pa

cific coast is an swering the marin er ’s n ew prayer.

S unset, Dee. 1916, v .—42 F 851 .895,v .37

1917 S hips and shipping.

Busine ss digest, Jan . 1917,v . Mcly

—Jun e,

1917,

—416 - 2

Ocean shipping condition s.

C'oal age, Jan . 13,1917

,v . TN 1 .063 ,v .1 1

L in col n ,J . G . “ lhat the port of New Y ork mean s to the

nation andhow its great commerce wasgraduallybuiltup.

Greater New Yark, v . 6,Jan . 929

,—5. H F296 .N 543 ,v .6

Tay l or , S tev en son . B right future for American ships.

Marin e review,Jan . 1917, v . 47 —14.

VK1 .M3 ,V -47

I n v es t 000 in marine fi rm s. Private capital ists havecontributedhuge sums to upbuild our merchant marine.

Mar in e review ,Jan . 1917, v .

VK1 .M3 ,V -47

W orl d shipping conditions and the Amer ican merchant ma

rine.

E con omic world, F eb. 10,1917

,n . s.

,v .

— 190.

Crev el ing, Guy F . Don’t dodge publ icity— court it. To

transform sudden prosperity in to permanen t success ,

American ship builders must en list public cc - operation .

Marine review , F eb. 1917,v . 47 : 43—45.

AM ER ICAN SH IPP I NG 77

1917 Dougl as , W il l iam H . S ome co ld facts about that shipping boom .

1Vation.

’

s business . F eb. 1917,v . 5 39—40. H F 1.N 4,v .5

B oschet , E . K. Fil ingdata on shipbuilding and shipping.

I n ternation al marine engine ering, Mar . 1917, v .—85.

VM l .M3 ,v .22

F errin , A . W . Atlan tic, Gulf andwest I ndies S . S . lines .

Moody’s magazine , Mar . 1917, v .

— 1-393. H G l .M85,v .2O

Am erican shipbuilding and shipping.

E ngin eer (London ) , Apr. 27,1917

, v .— 382 .

TA 1.E 5,v . 123

Baldwin , George J. Revival of our merchan t marine.

I n ternation al marine engine ering, Apr . 1917,v .

—127.

VM 1 .M 3 ,v .22

Bol l es , A . E . Shipping to Latin America.

I n terna tional marine engin eering, Apr. 1917. v .—128.

VM 1 .M3 ,v .22

Dol lar , R . Am erican merchan t marine.

S cientific American , Apr . 7,1917

,v . 116 : 345. T 1 , ss ,v , 116

Johnson , Al vin . Tonn age situation .

New republic , May 526, 1917, v .—104. AP 2 .N 624 ,v . 11

S hortage of ships ;what is beingdone in Am erica to meet the

situation .

S cien tific Ame rican supp lemen t, May 1917, v .

9397. T 1.S 52 ,v .83

V il lav erde, E . C. de. American shipping and fo reigntrade.

S cien tific American , Mag 19, 1917, v . 116 : 489. T 1 .S 5,v . 116

Two and one quarter m il lion tons of merchan t shippingbuilding in the U . S .

I n ternationa l marin e engin eering, June , 1917, v .92 : 2242—5343.

VM 1 .M3 ,v .2 2

Man n ing our merchan t fleet.

S cien tifw American , June 9 1917,r . 116 : 570. T 1 .S s,v . 116

Mar s ton , Gl en n . World wide wooden wal ls. The biggest.

problem today is shipping and shipbuilding.

Bush magaz in e of factory, shipping and sal es economy.

July, 1917 v .

- 14.


557 1917 Dev el opm en t of port of New York urgedas imperative.

558

559

560

Or

Ob

H

. 66

567

569

Railway review,July 28, 1917, v . 61 : 108— 109. TF 1.R4 ,v .6 1

Doing our bit.

S cie ntific American , July 14, 1917, v . 117 : 27. T 1 .s5,v , 1 17

Gov ernm en t control of shipping.

S cien tific American,July 521, 1917, v . 117 : 42 . T 1 .ss,v , 1 17

S hipping history of recent mon ths .

Journal of commerce and commercial bul letin ,A ug. 10,

1917,p . 5, col . 1

— 2.

B erglund, A brah am . War and trans- Pacific shipping.

American econ omic review,S ept. 1917, v . 7 : 553—568.

HB 1 .E 26 ,V .7

Am erican navy andmercan tile marine.

E ngineer (L ondon ) , S ept. 21, 1917, v .

TA 1 .E 5,V .124

in new ship fi rm s.

Journal of commerce (New Y orlc) , S ept. 6 , 1917T ables show ing the total cap ital authorized in the incorporation of new shipp ing compan ies by months s ince the beginn ing of the war .

Man nin g of our future merchan t fleets.

I n ter -

nationa l m arine engin eering, Oct. 1917, v .—431 .

VM 1 .M3 ,V .22

R apidly increasing new merchan t marine.

I ron age, Oct. v . 100: 810—811 . T 1 . I 7 ,v .100

W ar - em ergen cy fleet ; foreign vessels admitted to coastwise

trade.

I ron age, O ct. 1917,v . 100: 893. T 1 .17 ,v .1oo

Comm andeers al l ships of mo re than tons.

I ron trade review,Oct. 18

,1917

,v . 61 : 841. Ts300.1745,v .6 1

Great Am erican mercan tile marine for the war emergency.

New Y ork times cur ren t history magazine , Oct., 1917, v . 7,

pt.—20.

Carriers adopt shipping days‘

to receive freight.

Greater New Y ork, No r . 5,1917

,r . 6 : 16 . H Fzge.n 543 ,v .6


80 LIB RARY ‘

OF CONGRES S

581 1917 B es t y ear for n ew ship fi rm s. Review of 1917.

582

583

584

586

587

588

Journal of commerce and commerical bul letin,Jan . 2

,1918

,

part 2,p . 16

,col . 1—4.

Names of new firms and cap ital invested .

Shipping problem .

New Y ork Times curren t history magazine , Jan . 1918, v . 7,

pt. 2 : 86—88.

T om kin s , F . L . T ransportation,trade policy and the war .

Academy of political scien ce , New Y ork. Proceedings, F eb.

1918,v . 731— 739. H 31 .A4,v .7

S tuar t , F . L . S torage areas andwar tran sportation .

A cademy of political science, N ew Y ork. Proceedings, F eb.

1918,v . 7 : 740— 743. H 31 .A4,v .7

S tev en s , R . B . Problem s before the Shippingboard.

A cademy of po litical science, New Y ork. Proceedings, F eb.

1918,v . 7 : 749— 755. H 31 .A4,v .7

The w orl d’s greatest. port [New Y ork] .

American. review of reviews, F eb. 1918, v . 57 : 168— 171.

AP 2 .R4 ,V .57

L aut , Agn es C. “ There are the ships coming from ?

F orum,F eb. 1918

,v . 153— 164. AP2 .F8 ,v .59

S hips and coal occupied the I ndustrial bureau.

Greater New York. F eb. 3. 1918, v . 7 : 13—14.

H F 296 .N543 ,V .7

Fil en e, E dward A . B ridge of ships.

I ndependen t, F eb. 16, 1918, v . 93 : 266 . AP 2 .153 ,v .93

S peeding up the shipbuilding program .

New Y o rk Tim es cur ren t history magazin e, F eb. 1918,v. 7

,

pt. 2 : 254—256.

A l ien crews on our merchan t ships .

S cien tific American , F eb. 23,1918

,v . 118 : 162 . T i .ss,v . 118

Op tim ism about the shipping situation .

Wor ld’s w ork, F eb. 1918

,v . 35 355—356 . AP2 .W 8 ,v .35

A M ERI CAN SH I PPI NG 81

1918 Pow er s , B en ton . Shipping the one industry essential

to the winning of the war.

'

American bankers association . Journal,Mar . 1018, v . 10

034—635. HGl 501.A8,v .10

594 W ater transpo rtation inquiry : American coastwise and ia

landwaterway tonnage decreases.

I nternational marine engineering, Mar. 1918, v . 23 : 140—141.

VM 1.M3 ,V .23

595 To save tons of shipping.

Literary digest, Mar. 2,1018

,v . 66 : 16. AP2 .L58 ,v .56

596 M any mil l ion s that have gon e in to n ew ship fi rms.

Literary digest, Mar. 2, 1018, v . 56 : 87—88. u z.L 58 ,v .5e

597 H ow ard, H en ry . T raining engine- room crews for Amer

ica’s new ships.

Power, 111or . 26,1018

,v. 47 : 435—436. TJ1.P 7 ,v .47

598 Max im , H . Our shipping problem .

S cien tific American , Mar . 30,1918

,v . 118 : 273. T l .85,v .118

599 Number , type, and tonnage of vessels requisitioned or undercon tract for Un ited S tates Shipping Board.

U. S . Committee on public information . Ofiicial bul letin ,v . 2, Mar . 10, 1918 : 9.

D570.A2A3 ,v .2

600 H av e we got the ships?World

’s work

,111or. 1018

,v . 35 469—470.

AP2 .W 8.V -33

601 Col l in s , N . Mood of an Am erican ship .

Cen tury magazine, Apr. 1918, v . 95: 803—815. AP2 .C4,v .95

002 S om e cold facts about the shipping situation that are ap

pal ling.

Curren t opin ion , Apr . 1018,v . 64: 280—200.

003 V essel s requisitioned or under con tract for United S tates

shippingboard: number, type and tonn age.

I nternation al marine engineering, Apr . 1018, v . 23 : 171.

VM1.M3 ,V .23

604 H err , E . M . Foreign trade after the war .

I ron trade review ,Apr. 25, 1018, v . 62 : 1042—1043.

T8300. I 745,v .62

12 1730— 19— 4 3

82 LIB RARY OF CONGRES S

605 1818 L afi ey ,M . C. Comparison of leading marines inter

606

607

608

609

610

611

612

613

614.

615

national mercan tile marine and Atlantic,Gulf West

I ndies.

Magazine ofWal l S treet, Apr . 13,1918

,v . 22 : 35—39.

H G4501.M3 ,V .22

H oward, H . Mann ing the n ew merchant marine.

Power , Apr . 30, 1918, v . 47 : 634—635. TJ1 .P 7 ,v .47

S itn ey , M . Shipping problem greatest question of the

hour : towing cargo ships across the ocean suggested.

S cien tific American,Apr . 6, 1918, v . 118 : 299. T 1 .S 5,v .118

Presiden t ’s proclamation takin g over operating con trol of

the four prin cipal Atlan tic coastwise steamship lines.

U. S . Committee on public information . Ofiieial bul letin ,

v . 2 , Apr . 12,

D507 .A2A3 ,v .2

Marvin ,W . L . New E ngland once again on the sea.

American review of reviews, May , 1918, v . 57 : 510—514.

AP 2 .B4,v .57

Adm iral ty summ ary of shipping losses.

New York Times curren t histo ry magazin e, May, 1918, v .

8, pt. 1 : 286

— 288.

Abel l , W . S . Merchan t ship of the future.

S cien tific American supp lemen t,May 11, 1918, v . 85: 302

304. T 1.852 ,v .85

What is tonn age.

S cien tific American supp lemen t, May 25, 1918, v . 85: 329.

T 1.S 52 ,v .85

Merchan t shipping for the war and after .

I n ternational marin e engineering, June, 1918, v . 23 : 323

325. VM 1.M3,V .23

R oss , W il l iam E dward. America’s pledge to human ity’s

cause.

National magazine, Boston , Jwne , 1918, v . 47 : 298—302, 326

327. AP 2 .N 34,v .47

Hur l ey ,E dw ard N . Mobilizing our man power to fi l l our

merchant ships.

‘

Busk magazin e of factory, shipping and sal es econ omy,

July, 1918, v . 6 : 7— 10.

A M ERI CAN S H IPP ING 83

6 16 1918 Hur l ey , E dward N . Am erican merchan t marine wil l

617

618

619

total tons in 1920.

I n ternational m ar ine engineering, July, 1918, v . 23 : 379—381.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .23

F ros t , M . 0 . New O rleans train s navigating and engineering ofiicers for America’s new merchant marine.

I n ternational mar ine engineering, July, 1918, v . 23 : 417

419. VM 1.M3 ,v .23

S how al ter , W il l iam J. New Y o rk— the metropolis of man

kind.

af ional geographic magazine , July, 1918, v . 34: 1- 49 .

G1 .N27 ,v .34

Good, E . T . American shipbuilding and shipping condi

tion s.

Outlook. London ,July 13, 1918, v .

—35. AP4.08 ,v .42

H url ey ,E dw ard N . BackingAmerican ships w ith Ameri

can dol lars.

American lu/mbemnan , Aug. 31,1918

,n o. 2259: 37.

TS 800.A 5,n o .2259

Join t comm ission rushes study of port of New Y o rk, forpresent as well as post - war developmen ts.

Engine ering news - record,Aug. 29

,1918, v . 81 : 397- 398.

TA 1 .E 6 ,v .81

Am erica ’s tonn age.

I l lustratedworld,Aug ,

1918, v . 29 : 912 .

T 1.T2 ,V o29

Tabl es giving the n ames, the S tates of incorporation , andthe

capital stock authorized for new shipping concerns

formed during the first seven mon ths of 1917. Also a

table showing the capitalization by mon ths for the war

period.

Journ al of commerce and commercial bul letin , Aug. 1, 1917,

p. 1,col . 3; p . 20

,col . 5.

Shipping losses and shipbuilding progress.

New Y ork Times curren t history magazine , Aug.,1918

,v . 8,

pt. 2 : sis— 249.

Th ree ships ; sea power 3 an swer to Germany .

Outlook,Aug. 7

,1918

,v . 5462 AP 2 .08 ,v .119

Col l in s , J . H . Vikings of the future.

S t. Nicholas,Aug.

,1918

,v . 45: 881—884. APQOI .S S ,v .45


027 1918 Harding, E dward. Shortage of ships ; what we have

028

030

631

033

034

030

037

038

done andwhat we have yet to do.

S cientific American , Aug. 3, 1918, v . 119: 90- 91.

T 1.S 5,v .119

Marshal l , S . Vision of the ships.

F orum ,S ep t , 1918, v. 60: 352- 360. AP2 .F8,v .Go

A l ford, L . P . Puttingmerchant ships on schedule.

I ndustrial managemen t, S ept , 1918, v . 56 : 227—230.

TA 1.E 59,v .56

H andl ing ships on train schedules.

L iterary digest, S ept. 1918,v . 58 : AP 2 ,L 58,v .58

Hur l ey ,E dw ard N . American people must become ship

minded.

National geographic magazine, S ept. 1918, v . 34: 200—211.

G 1.N27 ,v .34

Our merchant fleet : its great future.

Textile world journal , S ep t. 21 , 1918, v . 54: 1351.

TS l 300.T36 ,v .54

W ar trade board and shipping facil ities.

U. S . Bureauof fo reign anddomestic commerce. Daily and

consular trade reports, S ept. n o . 217 : 101

HCl .R 198 1918,n o.2 17

What do ships mean to you: Chairman Hurley’s question

answered by men upon whose shoulders much of the

m ighty burden of a stupendous war is n ow resting.

U. S . Committee on public information . Official bul letin ,v . 2

,S ept. 19, 1918 : 520—23.

D570.A2A3,v .2

Hutchison , P . A . Our shipping lesson on the Pacific.A sia, Oct. 1918, v . 18 : 859—864.

H F3119.A5,v .18

R ev olution in sailoring.

Nation , Oct. 26 , 1918, v . 107 : 4781-479. AP 2 .N 2 ,v .107

S hipping and shipbuilding at Philadelphia.

Nautical gazette, Oct. 26 , 1918, v . 94: 225. VK1.N 3,v .94

S l ech ta, J. J. Shal l we have an American merchan t ma

l'ine

'

.z

Pan American magaz ine, Oct. 1918, v . 27 : 295- 299.

F 1401.P 18 ,v .27

AMERI CAN sm r rrxo 85

1918 H ow ships andbanks w il l help our export trade.

S cien tific American , Oct. 5, 1918, v . 119: 230. T 1.85,v .119

Peck , W il l iam E . Commercial problems due to the war.

l l'

orld’c mar/cots

,Oct.

,1918

,v. 4: 16—17.

L osses ofUn itedS tates merchan t vessels due to the war.

Economic world,Nov . 30

,1918

, n . s.

,v . 16 : 77

W orl d’ s shipping position .

F inancial world,Nov . 11

,1918. v . 3 6 4501 ,F5,v .31

018 I n tern ation al conference proposed: introduction of uni

form shipping regulations urged.

Nautical gazette, Nov. 2,1913

,v . 94: £

340. vx 1 ,N 3 ,v .94

Alwyn - S chm idt , L . W . Shipping demobilization : ocean

t ransportation problems roiluiring solution when the war

ends.

Nautical gazette, Nov. 16, 1918, v . 94: $272. vx 1,N3,v ,94

W ar l osses of American shipping.

U. S . Bureauof foreign anddomestic commerce. Daily con

sular and trade reports, Nov. 20, 1918, n o . 9373 : 689—690.

H C1.3 .198 1918 ,

Outl in es steps taken by U . S . section of the I nternational

high comm ission to provide ships for Latin America.

U. S . Committee on public information . Official bul letin ,v . 2, Nov . 18

,1918 : S . D570.A2A3,v .2

Hurl ey sure of increased tonnage n eed after war .

Un ited S tates shipping board cmcrgcncy fleet corporation .

E mergency fleet n ews , v . 1, Nov . 23,

H E 745.A42 ,V .1

M eriw ether , W . S . World'

s vital problem : the question

of ships.

DuPon t magazine, Dec. 1918, v . 9 : 1—2 .

W ilhelm , D . Future of American shipping.

I ndependen t, Dec. 14, 1918, v . 96 : 360—361. AP2 .153,v .96

030 W an ted: a shipping pol icy.

Nation , Dec. 7,1913, v . 107: 691. AP 2 .N 2 ,v .107

651 Hurl ey , E dwardN . Business on the seven seas.

S ystem ,Dec.,

1918,v . 34: 810—812. H F 5001.S Q,v .34


652 1919 Baker , B . N . F reedom of the seas and our merchan t

655

656

657

658

659

660

661

662

663

664

marin e.

A tlan ticm on thly, Jan .

,1919

,v . 123 : 130— 135. A P 2 .A 8 ,v .123

I n tern ation al con trol of shipping.

City club of Chicago . City club bul letin,Jan . 1919

,v .

193: 3—4. JS 701.057 ,v .12

Hurl ey , E dward N . America’s shipyards and merchan t

marine.

Fairp lay, Jan . v . 72 : 137—139. H E 56 1.F 3 ,v .72

Shipping con trol after peace.

New republic,Jan . v . 17 : 361—362. AP 2 .N 624,V .17

W or ts , George F . Carrying our bread-basket to Europe.

Outlook,Jan . 29

,1919

,v . 121 : 189—192. AP 2 .08 ,v .12 1

Get tel l , R . G . Shipping and world- po litics.

A tlan tic m on thly, F eh.

,1919

,v . 123 : 255— 264.

A P 2 .A 8 ,V . 123

Bush , I . T . Keeping our ships.

E verybody’s magazin e, F eb ,

1919,v . 40: 64. AP2 .E 9,v .40

Kn appen ,T . M . What shal l we do with our merchant

fleet?National marine

,Feh.

,1919

,v . 13 : 1—24.

S hips for Latin America.

Pan Am erican un ion . Bul letin,F eb.

,1919

, v . 48 158 —160.

F 1403 .BQ55,V .48

Merchan t marine problem .

S cien tific American ,F eb. 22. 1919

,v. 120: 164. T 1.85,v .120

Colby , B . S ome thoughts on our shipping pol icy.

American academy of political and social scien ce. Annals,Man ,

1919,v . 82 : 338—341. H 1.A4,v .82

W il tban k , H en ry C. lVo rld’

s merchan t shipping losses in

the war.

E con omic wo rld, Mar . 15,1919

,n . s.

,v . 17 : 369—370.

Extract from an article in the Rudder, New York City .

Chairm an Hurl ey’s statistical analysis of the effects of the

war on the world’

s merchant tonnage.

E conomic world Mar. 29, 1919, n . s.,v . 17 :

HG8011.M3 ,n . s . ,v .17


UNITED STATE S SH IPPI NG BOARD

Denm an , W il l iam . Testimony of Wil liam Denman,

firstchairman of the UnitedS tates Shippingboard, before theS enate Commerce committee, con cerning steel andwooden

ships, the Hog I sland shipbuilding en terprise, and the

organization , policies, and activities of the S hippingboard during his administration— with an index. (E xtracts from the Comm ittee hearings of January 22

, 23,

and April 5, 1918)Washington , Govt. prin t. off ,

1918. 1064—1118, 2429

2435, iv p . 235m"

. n au s e a 19183

Gen eral Goethal s a great n ational asset.S cien tific American , Aug. 11, 1917, v . 117 : 94. r 1.s5,v .117

Guaran ty trust company of N ew Y ork . Digest of the

United S tates shipping act, with ful l text of the law , ex

con tive orders, etc. (Act approved S eptember 7, 1916)

[2d cd.][New York, eta ] Guaran ty trust company of New York

52 p. 1sm". H E 745.G8 19173.

Hurl ey , E dward N . Work accomplished by the U . S . Ship

ping board.

U. S . Committee on publ ic information . Official bulletin ,v. 2 , Mar. 27,

—13. D570.A2A3 ,v .2

678 L l oyd, N el son . How we wen t to war.

New York,C. S cribner’s sons

,1918. 253 p .

(America in the war, vol.

S ketch of the organ ization and work of the U. S . S hipp ingboard : p. 32—35.

18—22355 D570.A2A8 ,v .3

079 Mr . Hurl ey and labor .

Public, F eb. 23, 1918, v . 21 : 228- 230. AP 2 .P87 ,v .2 1

680 M ofl ett, L . W . Shipping board strips for action . F ive men

appointedby President face big problems

Marine review ,F eb. 1917, v . 47 : 39—42.

VK1.M3.V -47

UNI TED STATES SHI P P I NG 130mm. 89

N el son , John H oratio. An analysis of the United S tatesshipping board act (39 S tats. at large 728 : approvedS eptember 7, 1910)

D. C., L ithographed by the Columbia p lana

graph co .] 1017. 17 p . 22g“

.

Appemled : T ext of the act < Puhll c— no. 200—04th Con

gress .> < I L R . 15453> 12 p .

17—1-1253 HE745.N4

Our w ar shippingboard.

Literary digest, Apr . 0,1018

, v . 57: 04—70. AP2 .L 58,v .57

083 S herl ey , Sw agar . A ppropriations for the program of the

Emergency fleet corporation of the Un ited S tates shipping board. S peech in the House

,Feb. 21, 1919.

Congressional record, 05th Cong.,3d sess.

,v . 57, n o. 78 (cur

ren t file) : 4006'—4010.

I n issue of Feb. 20, 1019.

08-1 Shipping boardwil l require al l charters to be approved.

I ron age, S ep t. 13, 1017, v . 100: 012. T 1.I 7 ,v .100

085 S tev en s , R . B . Problems before the Shippingboard.

Academy of pol itical science, New Y ork. Proceedings, F eb.1918, v . 7 : 749— 755.

3 31.A4,v .7

U . S . Congress. H ouse. Committee on merchan t marine and

fisheries. Creating a shipping board, a naval auxil iary,and a merchan t marine. Hearings, S ixty

- fourth Con ~

gress , first session , on H . R . 10500,a bill to establish a

Un ited S tates shipping board for the purpose of en

couraging, developing, and creating a n aval auxiliary and

n aval reserve and a merchant marine to meet the requirements of the commerce of the Un itedS tates with its terri

tories and possessions,andw ith foreign coun tries , andfor

other purposes . February 10 to March 9, 1910.

Washington , Govt. prin t. 1010. viii, 5—810 p . diagrs.

Joshua W . Alexander, chairman . H E 745.A2 1916 ;

F ebruary 10[—Mareh 9] 1916.

Washington , Govt. prin t. off ,1010. 13 pt. in 1 v . diagrs.

235m

.

10—21823—6 H I-2745.A 2 1g16b

90 L I BRARr o r coxcnnss

U . S . Co ngress . l l onse. (‘

omm ittl e on. merchan t marine a nd

fishe ries . Creating a shipping board, a naval auxiliary , amerchan t marine. and regulating carriers by water en

gaged in the foreign and in terstate commerce of the

Un itedS tates Report. (To accompany H . R .

[ l l’

ashingtomGovt. prin t. o/f., 1910] 74 , i p. (04thCong . 1st sess. H ouse. B ept. 650)

S ubm i tted by Mr. Alexander.Pt . 2 ,

“ M inority v iew s ( 7 p . ) subm i tted by Mr . G reene ( fo r

himse lf and Messrs. Hinds , Curry , Edmonds , Rodenberg ,

Loud , Hadley , and Rowe ) ordered printed May 1" 1916.

T ext of b il l is included .

10) - 2642 8 H E 745.A 2 1916

I ncreasing the powers o f the Un ited

S tates S hipping board Report. < T o accompanyH . R . 12100>

[Hashing/on ,Gov t. pr in t. off 1918] 7 p.

Cong . 2d sess . H ouse. Rept. 568 )

S ubm i tted by M r. Alexander. Comm i tted to the Comm ittee of

the who le House on the state of the Un ion and orderedprinted May 15. 1918 .

18—26415 HE745.A2 1918 j

Comm ittee on rivers and harbors. Relation o f

Un ited S tates shipping board to improvements for rivers

and harbors. Hearings on the subject of the relation of

the United S tates shipping board to improvemen ts for

rivers andharbors, S ixty - fi fth Congress F ebruary 6,1918.

l l'

oshington , Govt. prin t. of ., 1918. 20 p . 235

“

John H . S mal l , chai rman .

18—11968 TC23 .AR 1913

S enate. Comm ittee on commu ee. Creating a shippingboard. a naval auxil iarv , a merchan t marine, and regu

lating carriers by water engaged in the foreign andin ter

state commerce of the Un ited S tates Report . < To

accompany H . R .

[ l l’

ashingtom Govt. prin t. off ,1910] 54 p . incl . tables.

( fi l th Cong., 1st sess. S enate. Rept. 089)

S ubm l tted by Mr. S immon s. Ordered prin ted July 19. 1916 .

16—20005 HE745.A2 1916 e

UN ITED S TATES SH I PPING BOARD 91

691 U . S . Congress. S enate . Committee on commerce. Creatinga

shipping board. a n aval auxiliary, andmerchant marine .

Hearings before the subcomm ittee of the Committee on

comm erce, Un ited S tates S enate , S ixtyfourth Congress.

first session,on H . R . 15455, an act to establish a Un ited

S tates shippingboard [May 29- June 24

,1916]

Washington , Go vt. prin t. off ,1910. 284 p .

James P. Clarke, chairman .

17—2816 H E 745.A 2 1918g

Un ited S tates shipping board em ergen cyfieet corporation . Hearings S ixty

- fi fth Congress, second

session , on S . res. 170,directing the Committee on com

merce to investigate al l matters connected w ith the building of merchan t vessels under the direction o f the United

S tates shipping board emergencv fleet corporation , and

report its findings to the S en ate, together w ith its recom

mendations thereon . [Dec. 21. 1917—Apr. 5,1918]

Washington , Gov t. pr in t. off ,1918. 2 r . fo ld. map, fo ld.

diagrs.

18—11737 H E 745.A2 1918

693 Laws, statutes , etc. The Shipping act (as am ended)

and the E mergen cy shipping act with o ther laws relatingto the Shipping board and E mergency fleet corporation .

with the proclamation s and ex. utive orders pertainingthereto . Pub. by the United S ta tes S hippingboard. Rev .

to January 1, 1919.

Washington , Govt. prin t. of .,

87 p . 23

19—26412 H E 745.A34 19 19

S hipping board. Annual repo rt.

[Washington ] Govt. prin t. off.,1917—1918. 2 v . 235

18—26039 H E 745 A S

Rules of p l‘ait . ice in proceedings under the fed

eral shipping act of S eptember 7, 1916, 39 stat. l ., 728 :with il lustrative fo rms . E ffective August 1, 1917.

Washington , Gov t. prin t. of} . 25 p . incl . forms .

17—26625 HE745.A35 1917

Port and harbor facil f commission . Letterto h e chairman of the Comm ittee on ( f mmerce transmit


tinga. copy of the report (with certain appendixes) of thePort and harbor facil ities commission to the Emergencyfleet corporation .

Washington , Govt. print. afi ,1019. 86 p . incl . forms, tables.

11)—26401 H E 553 .U 6 1919

Letter to the chairman of the Committee ou comm erce transmitting a report concern ing twen tyseven ports of the United S tates. Comp . by C. E. Dobson

andR . Y . Patterson .

Washington ,Govt. print. o/f., p . incl . tables.

194 2289 H E 553.U6 1919a

696 U ni ted S tates shippingboard em ergen cy fleet corporation .

Certificate of incorporation and by- laws of the United

S tates shipping board emergency fleet corporation .

Washington , Govt. prin t. o/f.,1917. 19 p .

17—26020 H E 745.A43 1917

L ist of available houses, apartments, and rooms in Phil

adelphia for executive and clerical force, Un ited S tatesshippingboard emergen cy fleet corporation , moving fromWashington , D. C.

,May 15, 1918.

Washington , Govt. prin t. off ,1918. 80 p .

HE 745.A45 1918

V an H ise, Char l es R ichard. Conservation and regulation inthe Un itedS tates during the worldwar .

Washington ,Govt. prin t. of , 1917

—18. 03 p.,1 l ., [v.]—fvzi,

65—233 p . 230“

The Un i ted S tates shippin g board p . 170—182.

18—5 371 H C106 .2 .V4

Wh at the Shippingboardhas done and is doing.

Current opin ion , July, 1918, v . 05: 01—09. AP2 .095,v .65

700What the Un ited S tates Shipping board has accomplishedPacific marine review,

Nov. v. 15: 118—1933.

VK1.P 2 ,V .15

701 W il dm an ,E . EdwardN. Hurley— shipbuilder to Uncle S am .

F orum,Apr . 1918

,v . 411—423. AP2 .F 8 ,v .59

OCEAN FREIGHT RATES

Am erican academ y of pol itical and social s cien ce, Philadelphia. Governmen t regulation of water transportation

Philadelphia, American academy of political and socialscience, 1014. v

, [I ] , 306 p. ( I ts Annals, vol.

LV [u'holo n o. LL”)Contains much material on ocean freight rates .

11—18321 H 1.A4 v ol .55

H E 745.A 6

703 A ndrew s , F rank . Ocean freight rates and conditions afl'

ect

ing them.

Washington , Govt. prin t. oi ,1907. 48 p. (U. S .

Dept. of agri. Bureau of statistics. Bul letin n o.

HD9001.A5.

H E 594.A 56

Brown , H arry Gun n ison . Principles of commerce ; a studyof the mechanism , the advan tages, and the transportationcosts of foreign anddomestic trade.

New Y ork,The Macm il lan company, 1916. rewiii p. , 1 l .,

154, 188, 207 p . diagrs. 2o5m

The transportation costs of commerce part 3.

10—15475 H F 1007.B 77

70-5 Chamber of comm er ce of the s tate of N ew Y ork . Fifty

fourth annual report, 1911—12.

New York,1912.

Ocean frei ght rates : pt. 2 , p . 210.

H F 296 .N 5 1911- 12

700 Chandl er , W il l iam H enry . The express service and rates.

Chicago , La S al le exten sion university [01015] 4 v .

il lus., fold. p lates, tables (part fold. ) diagr. , forms (part

fold 230m.

F orei gn departmen t, v. 4, p. 334—350.

10—3044 H E 5896 .C42 1915

707 Comm it tee of s team ship l in es , 1913. Report s ubmitted to

the Comm ittee on the merchant marin e and fisheries bythe Committee appoin tedby the representatives of steam

03

94 LI BRARY OF CONGRE SS

ship l in es maintain ing established services from New

Y ork to foreign coun tries, including Porto Rico and the

Philippines.

( I n U. S . Congress. House. Committee on merchant marineand fisheries. Proceedin gs in the investigation of shipping comb ination s un der House resolution 587. Washington ,

Govt. prin t. off. , 1913—14. 4 v. [v. 2 ] 1913, p. 13571374)

Paul Go ttheil , chairman .

Dated March 3, 1913.

14—8117 HE745.A2 1913b v ol .2

708 Cos t of carriage of passengers in ships.

S cien tific American supp lemen t,S ept. 14, 1918, v . 163.

T 1 .S 52 ,V .86

B rit . R oyal commission on shipping rings. Reportwith minutes of evidence and appendices.

L ondon,Prin ted for H . M. S tationery off , by Darling cf:

son,

5 v . in 2. 335m . ( [Parliamen t. Papersby command] Cd. 4668—4670; 4685

Ar thur Cohen , chairman .

S ir A lfred E . Bateman chairman of subcomm ittee to take evi

dence in S outh Africa .

M inori ty report si gned by S ir David Barbour.

Defin i tion [and origin ] of the terms “S h ipping con ference

and Deferred rebates v . 1, p. 9—12.

HE823 .A2 1909

710 B ough , B en jam in O ln ey . Ocean traffic and trade.

Chicago, Lasal le extension un iversity vi, 432 p.

p lates, fold. m ap, fold. form s, diagrs. 240m

Charters and ocean freight rates p. 107—157.

14—17899 H E 571.H 6

Practical exporting; a handbook for manufacturers

andmerchan ts.

New Yo rk city, B oston [eta ] American exporter7 p. l ., 628 p . fold. forms . este

r.

Ocean fre ight rates p..468- 474.

15—22090 HF3029.H 75

712 Huebn er , S ol om on S . , ed. S pecial diplomatic and consular reports

,prepared for the use of Comm ittee o n the merchan t

marine and fi sheries , in an swer to instructions from the

Department of state, anddealing w ith m ethods and prae

tices of steamship l in es engaged in the foreign carryingtrade o f the Un ited S tates.


96 mummy or con cnnss

John son ,Em ory R ichard, andGrov er G . Huebn er . Ship

ping ia its relation to our foreign trade.

New Y ork city, Busin ess train ing corporation [01916] 5 p.

l ., 156 p . p lates, maps (1 fold.) form. (Course in

fo reign trade Business training corporation , New

Y ork city. vi z)Ocean conferences an d rates ”: p . 44—62 .

10- 17672 H F 3029.B S W I

B E 745J 7

Principles of ocean tran sportation .

New York,L ondon

,D . A pp leton and cc.,

1919. semi, 513 p .

illus.

,maps, diagrs. 220m. (App leton

’s railway series, ed.

by E. R . Johnson )Ocean freight rates and passenger fares : p . 326—338.

19—4052 H E 571J 7 1919

Lubin , David. Proposal for an in ternational conference on theregulation and control of ocean carriage by means of an

in ternational commerce commission for the purpose of

steadying the world’

s price of the staples.

[Rome? 1914] 23 p.

D iscusses rates principal l y.

14—21408 H E 736 .L8

The cost of ocean carriage. An article relating to thecost of ocean carriage, its influence on the world

’

s priceand the home price of staples, its bearing on economic ,social and political l ife of nations

,and the needs for an

I n ternational commerce commission .

Washington [Govt. prin t. ofi .] 13 p . ( [U. S .]63d Cong.

,2d sess. S ena te. D00. 4933)

1-1—30100 H E 594.L 8

N ation al association of cot ton m anufac turers . Report of

the Committee on rates and transportation .

( I n its T ransactions , 1918, no. 103 and 104. Boston , 1018.

434 1 ) r swson s 1918

N ation al foreign trade coun cil . Ocean shipping: the basicprincip les ofmarine transportation , with particular reference to the foreign trade of the Un ited S tates. 2d cd.

,

rev . March 1917.

Washington [Govt. print. afi ] 1917. v , 3—110 p . ( [U.

S .] 04th Cong.

,2d sess. House. Doc. 2112 )

B ib l iography : P 102.

Supp lement. First report of the National forei gn trade council on the merchan t marine p . 103—110.

17- 20334 HE745.N25 1017

OCEAN ra men r RATE S 97

723 N ew Y ork m aritim e regis ter . Proportionate rates of freighton exports from the Un ited S tates and proportionatetables of measurement and weight. 2d ed., 1879.

New York, The Maritime register publ ishing co. ( limited)I p . l ., 5

—24numb. l . 2 fold. tab.

5—19463 H E 593.N 56

724 N ew Y ork produce ex change. Annual statistical report ,1916.

New York,Polhemus prin ting company, 1917. p . 23

Ocean freight rates from New York for various commod itiesfor 1916 : p . 120—121.

S ee also prev ious issues.

H F296 .N 56 1916

725 Ow en , S ir Douglas . O cean trade and shipping.

Cambridge, The Un iversity press,1914. ix

,277 p .

p lates, fold. map, 2 fold. facsim . (in pocket) 23

(Cambridge naval and military series. )“ Rates of freight p . 95—96.

14—11579 H E 571.08

Pe ters , Max . S chifi'

ahrtsabgaben .

Leipzig, Duncker cfi Humblot, 1906—08. as

, [wi]— a:ii ,[L] , 340 p . (S chriften des Vereins fur S ocial

politih'

. cxv )CONTENTS .

— 1. t. D le Rechtslage.— 2. t. Die wl rtschaftl iehe

Luge — 3. t. Die verkehrspo litische Luge.

8—15473 H B5.V 4 v ol .115

727 Pierson , Ward W . Regulation of foreign commerce by theI nterstate commerce commission .

American academy of pol itical and social science. Anna ls,July, 1908, v . 32 : 157—181. H 1.A4,v .32

728 The profi ts of B ritish andneutral shipowners compared.

E conomist (L ondon ) , Mar. 4, 1916, v . 82 : 445.

H G11.E 2 ,V .82

729 B enwick , W . H . S ea freights and the cost of food.

Nineteen th cen tury andafter , Mar . 1915, v . 77 718- 728.

AP4.N 7,V .77

730 R eport on shipping combines and agreements .

Railway review,Mar . 7, v . 54: 369—370. TF 1.B 4,v .54

121739— 19 —7

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298‘

L I BRARY or CONGRESS

S n‘

iith , Joseph R ussel l . The ocean carrier ; a histo ry and

analysis of the service and a discussion of the rates of

ocean tran sportation .

New Y ork and L ondon , G. P . Putnam ’s son s; New York

,

Chicago [eta ] Railroad age gazette, 1908. mi,344 p.

fron t , 32 pl . , 5 maps (4 fold. ) 2 cm

8—37658 HE 735.857

Ocean freight rates.

Boston,Ginn cfia company, 1906 . I p . l ., 237

— 263 p. 23m" .

Reprinted from Po l itical science quarterly , vo l . xxx no. 2 .

7- 7050 H E 594.S G

Ocean freight rates and their contro l by line carriers.

Journa l of political economy, Nov . 1906 , v . 14: 525—541 .

H B 1.J7 ,v .14

U . S .

“

Congress . H ouse. Empowering President to regulate

ocean freight rates and to requisition vessels. Debate in

the House, Jun e 20, 1918, on H . R . 12099.

Congression al record, 65th Cong . 2d sess v . n o . 160.

(Cur ren t file) 8754—8775.

Committee on me rchan t ma rine and fisheries.

E mpoweringPresident to regulate ocean freight rates and

to'

requisition vessels. < To accompany H . R . 12099>

[Washington , Govt. prin t. of ,

1918] 6‘

p . 23m" . (d5ih

Cong.,2d sess. H ouse. R ep t.

18—26414 H E 745.A 2 1918f

Proceedings of the Committee on the

merchan t marine and fi sheries in the in vestigation of

shipping combination s under House resolution 587.

Washington Govt. prin t. of ,1913—14. 4 v . fo ld. charts .

Joshua W . Alexander, chairman .

Ocean frei ght rates : v . 2, p . 801—829.

13—19622 H E 745.A2 1913b,v .2

Report. on steamship agreementsand affi liations in the .\merican foreign and domestictrade nnder H . res. 587. P reparedunder direction of the

chairman of the committee by S . S . Huebner, includingthe recommendation s of the committee.

Washington , Cor t. prin t. of ,rev , 459 p . fo ld.

charts . ( 63d (70ng.

,2d. sess . House . Doc. 805)

S ee index under Rates .

14—30334 H E 745.A 2 1914


LI BRARY OF CONGRES S

“

relation to the in creased rates for ocean transportationwhich have taken p lace sin ce Jul y 1, 1914.

Washington [Govt. prin t. afi ] 1914—15. 115 p . 23

(63dCong.,3d sess. S enate. Doc.

14—30959 H E 597.U 6A 5 1914

744 W al sh,R ober t . The prin ciples of industrial economy illus

trated by an en quiry in to the comparative benefits con

ferred on the state and on the commun ity by free tradeandfair trade or moderate protection .

London , P. S . King cfi son , 1912. xiv,257 p . incl . tables.

22cm

The Board of trade returns and shipping balances of ac

counts between the Un ited Kin gdom and other coun triesexamined "

: p. 134—145.

13—7331 H F2048 .W3

W righ t , Ben jam in Cooper . S an Francisco’s ocean trade, past

andfuture ; a story of the deep water service of S an F ran

cisco , 1848 to 1911. Effect the Pan ama canal wil l have

upon it.

S an F rancisco , A . Carlisle cfi' co .

,1 p . l ., iii, 6—212

p . p lates. 235Frei ght earn ings inward and outward : p . 161- 162 .

11—24576 H F 3163 .S4W 8

Zimm erm an n , E rich W . , and W . C. Clark . Foreign trade

and shipping.

New York, A lexander Hamilton institute xviii,356

p . fold. form ,diagr . QOM . (Modern bus iness; a series

of texts prepared as part of the modern business course

and service of the A lexander Hamilton institute. [v .

Ocean freight rates p . 253- 272.

17—12399 HF5351.M76 vol

DUE S AND PORT CHARGES

747 Baill et, H . F . Who shouldpay various‘shipping charges ?

Metal worker,Aug. 4, 1916, v . 154—155. TS 200.M4,v .86

748 Dan iel , Jam es . The charges on vessels (B ritish and foreign ) ,at all the ports, sub- ports, andcreeks of Great Britain and

I reland. 2d thousand.

Aberdeen , J. Clyn e, 1843 . viii,212 p. in cl . tables . 531i

5—20933 H E 951.D 19

The shipowner ’s and shipmaster’s directory to the port

charges, all the depths of water , &c. &c. &c. at the various

places for loading anddischarging vessels in Great Britain and I reland

, together with similar information re

spectingmany of the principal foreign ports.

Aberdeen , J. Daniel cf: co.,1843. iv

, [5]— 258 p . incl . tables.

2 foldpl . (in cl . fron t.)5—23239 H E 951.D18

Dues and port charges on shipping throughout the world; amanual of reference for the use of shipowners, ship

brokers and shipmasters, comprising Urquhart’s “ Dues

and charges in foreign and'

colonial ports” ( 15th ed. )and Turnbull

’s

‘f Dock and port charges for the Un ited

Kingdom”(11th ed.)

New Y ork,0. S . Hamm ond ( é co .

,1917. 3 v . fo ld. maps

(in pockets) p lans (part fold. ) tables.

CONTENTS .- I . Europe and Africa — n . America, Asia and Aus

tralasia — m . Un ited Kingdom .

19—811 HE951 .U86 1917

751 Gt . Brit . B oard of trade. Comm ittee on me rcan tile marine

fun d. Mercantile marine fund. Report of the Com mittee

of inquiry appointed by the president of the Board of

trade [also minutes of eviden ce] .

London , Prin tedfor H . M. S tationery o/f.

,bgHarrison and

sons , 2 v . in ] . 2 diagr . (1 fold. ) 330m. ( [Par lia

men t. Papers by command] C. 8167—8168)Leonard Courtney , chairman .

9—18874


Gt. Brit . Par liamen t. House of commons. S elect committee

on foreign trade. Report from the S elect committee ap

pointed to consider of the mean s of improving andmain

taining the foreign trade of the country. L ights, harbour

dues, and pilotage. O rdered, by the House of comm ons.

to be prin ted, 23 July 1822.

[London , 1822] 407 p . ( [Parl iamen t, 1822. I I ..of

C. Repta. and papers] 591 )Thomas Wal lace , chairman .

8—20904 HE587 .G7A4 1822 .

H ern er , H ein rich . H afenabgaben und Schifi'

svermessung, ein

kritischer Beitrag zur lViirdig-ung ihrer techn ischen , wirt

schaftlichen und statistischen Bedeutung.

Jena, 0 . F ischer , 1912 . vi, 128 p . incl . tables. p lates, diagrs.

(P robleme der lVeltwirtschaft, S chriften des

I nstituts fiir S eever/cehr u/nd Weltwirtschaft an der

Universita'

t Kiel 11 )13—13160 HE951 .H4

Hun ter , Theodore, and Jarvis Pat ten . Port charges and re

quiremen ts on vessels in the various ports of the world.

lVith tables of moneys, weights, and measures of al l

nations,and a telegraphic codex for masters

,owners, and

ship brokers.

‘

A'

ew Y ork,J . Wiley (9 sons 1879—80. 2 v . il lus., maps

(partly fold. ) 305m

.

CONTENTS .—Dt. 1. Un ited S tates and Dom in ion of Canada.

pt. 2. Mexico , S outh America, Europe, As ia, Africa.

Austral ia, East and West I nd ies, and the islands of the

Atlantic and Pacific oceans.

3—29430- 1 H E 951 .H 94

Port charges and requirements on vessels in the various

ports of the world. 3d ed.

New Y or/c,J. Wiley (15sons , 2 v . in 1 . il lus. 26}

3—29—122 HE951 .H95

Papua. Papua : ordinances— timber ; port dues revision ; min

ing; constabulary ; immigration restriction . Presentedpursuan t to statute ; ordered by the House to be printed,19th May, 1908.

Prin ted and pub. for the governmen t of the

commonwealth of Australia by J . Kemp , governmen t

prin ter for the state of Victo ria 20 p.

—8 . The parliamen t of the commonwealth of Australia.)

CA 10—5 86 3083 11 .A3 1908


BI LLS or LADING,ETC.

Bal tim ore. Cham ber of comm er ce. Report of the T rans

portation and law comm ittee of the B altimore Corn and

flour exchange on the un iform bill of lading, particularly.

considered classification no . 12. Unan imously adoptedbythe Board of directo rs

,March 12th, 1894.

[Bal timo re .? 8 p . ezs

cm.

7—29644 H E 2242 .B2

Benn ett , W il l iam Por ter . The history and presen t position

of the bil l of lading as a document of title to goods.

Cambridge [E ng ] Un iversity press,1914. viii, 101 p.

'

ease »

Principal sources of in formation p . [v l— vi.

15—3439

Comm er cial paper andbill s of exchange of the world; a review

of the general methods observed in discoun ting comm er

cial paper and bill s of exchange throughout the world,with a special reference to bank acceptances , also a brief

history of . the origin and developmen t of commercial

paper. Banking law journal year book, 10th year .

New Y ork, Banking law jo urnal . 1915. liv , 70, lv- Zvi p .

illus . (fomns ) 93750"

15—19104 H G1651.C6

Compl ete text , with analysis, of the Federal bil l of lading act

(Pomerene act) making n egotiable bil ls of lading in ih

terstate and foreign comm erce. Effective Jan . 1,1917.

Philadelphia,National bank news,

01916. 16’

p .

17- 1053 H E 2242 .N3

Duckw orth , L awren ce. An epitome of the law affectingchar

ter - parties andbil ls of lading. 3d ed. rev . and enl .

L ondon,E . Wilson

,1909. 2 p . l .

, [vii] - :vi,153 p .

764 Gordon , Jam es . The charterers’ companion containing

tables, and rules for finding the quan tity of cargo which

a ship can carry also , an introduction on freight ,charterparties, andbil ls of lading with an appendix

contain ing the Passengers’act.

London,J. I m ray, 1852 . vii

,ar e

, 45, 28 p . in cl .

tables.

5—105 22 H E 737 .066

B IL LS or LADI NG 105

Gt. Brit . Admiralty. Merchan t ships’ papers. Papers re

quired to be carried by the ocean -

going merchan t - vessels

of the principal nations of the world. Admiralty, For

eign intel ligence committee (no. May, 1886.

[168] p . facsims. 4440”

Merchant ships’ papers. E rrata and addenda. 1888.

< Supplemen t to Foreign intel ligen ce comm ittee, reportno. 90, May, Adm iralty, Naval intel ligen ce de

partment (no. 90 a) . F ebruary, 1888.

[L ondon , 1888] cover title,9 numb. l . [With Mer

chan t ships’ papers. 1886]Addenda no . 3 to Merchan t ships’ papers. (N . I .

D . report, no . 90, dated May X I X . Japan . 1899.

(M. Admiralty, I ntel ligence departmen t (no.

90 c ) , June 1899.

[London , 1899] 4p. 3 fokl . tab. [WithMerchan t

ships’ papers. 1880]8—32070. VK211 .G7

Hal l , A rn ol d, and Frank H eyw ood. Shipping; a guide tothe routine in conn ection with the shipment of goods and

the clearance of vessels inwards andoutwards ; with num

erous reproductions of actual shipping forms.

London,New Y ork

, [eta ] S ir I . Pitman (9 sons , ltd. [1909]v,101 p . incl . forms. fold. form . 185

The work of the ship - broker”: p. 34—97. Gives b i l ls of lad

ing, etc.

9—27976 H F 576 1 .H 2

767 I n tern ation al high comm ission . Cen tral executive council .

L egislacao federal e estadoal relativa a conhecimen tos de

carga, em vigor nos E stados Unidos da America.

Washington ,I mprensa nacional

,1917. 32 p .

17—222 57 HE 2242 1 65 1917

Jam es , Fran cis Bacon . Pomerene S enate bil l , no. 1654. Ar

tiele from the T raffic world in relation to immediate eon

gression al legislation n eeded to correct defects in existing

laws on bil ls of lading.

Washington [Govt. prin t. 8 p . ( [U. S .]63d Cong.

,I st. sess. S enate. Doc. 41 )

13—35405 H E 2242 .J3

769 Jus tice, Jefi erson . The bil l of lading, remarks of Jefferson

Justice at a meeting of the A ssociation of rail road


agen ts, Pittsburgh division . at G reen sburg, S aturday“

even ing April 17th, 1909.

[Philadelphia ? 1909] 12 p . 204}H E 2242J 8

770 L arish , F ran k A . The bil l of lading.

Chicago , La S alle exten sion un iversity 2 p. l .,36

p. 6‘

fold. forms .

14—4186 H E 2242 .L3

771 L augh l in ,Jam es L auren ce . Credit of the n ations ; a study

of the European war .

New Y o rk,C. S cribner

’

s son s,1918. c

a

n p. , 1 l . , 406 p . in:

diagr . ( part fold. ) 22m .

S ee index under Exchange.18- 7047 H G17 1 .L 3

M erchan ts n ation al ban k , B oston . Federal bil l of lading act

(Pomerene act) making negotiable bil ls of lading in interstate andforeign commerce ; effective Jan . 1 1917.

B oston , The Merchants n ation al bank [01916] 36’

p . 19

16—22969 H E 2242 .M4

M il l n er , W al ter D . The bill of lading.

R oan oke, Va., The S tone prin ting and ma nufacturing com

pany, 1909. 59 p .

9—29471 H E 2242 .M 6

774 N ew Y ork ( City ) B oard of underw riters . Charter parties

and bil ls of lading. Report to Board of underw riters ofNew Yo rk

, of their comm ittee appointed to con fer with

comm ittee of New York Produce exchange.

[New Y ork,1887] 10 p . 230 "

16—19033

N ow ery , Jam es S haw , comp. Consula r requiremen ts for ex

porters and shippers to all parts of the wo rld, includingexact copies of all forms of consular in voices , with some

hin ts as to drawing out of bil ls of lading, etc.

L ondon,New York [eta ] S ir I . Pit/nan (0 sons

,l td. [1908]

92 p . incl . tables. fo ld. forms .

12—1085 9 H F5773 .C7N 7

Pain e,W il l is S eav er . Paine’s analysis o f the Federal reserve

act and cognate statutes,including analyses of the Fed

eral farm loan (Rural credits ) act. the B il l of lading

(Pomerene ) act,

New Y ork,The B ankers publishing cc.,

1917. .viii, [ I ] 416’

p . fron t. (7 po rt. ) maps (1 fo ld. ) fold. diagrs.

H G2 560.P 2



784 U . S . Bureau of foreign commer ce. S toredgoods as col lateral

for loan s. Reports from con suls.

Washington ,Go'v

’t prin t. off ,

1902 . xvi, 101 p .

(Special con sular repor ts,pol . r aw )

3—16891 H E I 2 11.U5

Congress. H ouse. Committee on in terstate and foreign commerce. Bills of lading. Hearings, S ixty

- fourthCongress, first session , on S . 19

,relating to bil ls of lading.

A pril 13 to [May 24] 1916.

Washington ,Govt. prin t. afi , 2 p. 24

W i l l iam C . Adamson , chai rman .

16—21835 H E 2242 .A4 1916 0

B ills of lading. Report . < To aecompany H . R .

[Washington ,Cor t. pr int. o/f.

,1910] 9 p . (6

'

I st

Cong., 2d sess. H ouse. Repor t 1428)10—35821 H E 2242 .A4 1910

Hearings before the Committee on in terstate and foreign com merce of the House of. represen tatiy es on H . R . 15846, relating to bil ls of lading. [March

Washington ,Gov ’t prin t. 60 p . 933

W i l l iam P . Hepburn , chai rman .

113 2242136

Hearings before the Committee

[March 20, 25, April 14, 24, 1908] on H . R . 14934, pro

viding for un iform bil ls of lading.

Washington ,Co v’t p rin t. off ,

1908 . 93 v. in 1 . 23

8—22646 H E 2242 .A4 1908

S ena te. Comm ittee on in terstate comme rce. Bills of

lading. Hearings, UnitedS tates S enate, on the bill H . R .

25335,June 16, 20, and 21, 1910. Series no. 9.

Washington , Govt. prin t. of . ,1910. 74p .

S tephen B . El k ins, chairman .

10—35865 HE2242 .A4 1910a

Bil ls of lading. H earing on S . 4713

.

‘

and S . 957 February 16 and 17, March 1, 2 , and

15, andApril 26, 1912.

Wa shington [Govt. prin t. off ] 1912. 346 p . (62d

Cong.,2d sess. S enate. Doc. 650)

Moses E. Clapp. chai rman .

12—35639 HE2242 .A4 1912

BI LLS or LADI NG 109

791 U . S . S enate . Committee on. in terstate commerce. B il ls of

lading Report. < T o accompany S .

[Washington ,Govt. p rin t. of .

,1916] 9 234

m". (64th

Cong.,Jst sess. S enate. B ept. 149)

16—26197 H E 2242.A 4 1916

L iability of common carriers under bill sof lading. Hearing before a subcommittee of the Com

mittee on interstate commerce, United S tates S enate.

S ixty- third Congress, second session,on S . 4522

March 17, 1914

Washington Govt. p rint. 1914. 57 p . 231}S . 4522 is a bi l l to amend an act en titled “ An act to amend an

act en titled ‘An act to regulate commerce and all acts

amendatory thereof, and to en large the powers of the I nterstate commerce comm iss ion .

15—6807 HE2242 .A4 1914

Dept. of commerce and labo r. Foreign credits. A

study of the foreign credit problem with a re view of

European methods of fin ancing expo rt shipments, byA rchibald J. Wo lfe, with reports from A merican con

sular oflicers.

ll’ashington ,Cor ’t pr in t. 1913. 421 p. 25W" . (S pecial

agen ts series— no .

B ib liography p . 416.

134 5097 H G3753 .U 6

L aws, statutes , etc. Federal bil l of lading act to take

effect January 1, 1917 ;Un ited S tates warehouse act, com

plete text with analysis and index ; also con taining the

Harter act of 1893 relating to shipping.

[New Y ork,National city bank of New Y ork

,1917] 32 p .

17- 19280 H E 2242 .N4

795 V ose, E dward N . Shipping requiremen ts are in exorable.

Wor ld’s work, Aug ,

1908,v . 10609.

D iscusses bi l ls of lading . AP 2 .W 8 ,v . 16

MARI NE INSURANCE

196 A bbot , E v eret t V . Perils of the sea : a study of m arine in sur

ance.

Harvard law review ,Ncv .

,1893

,v . 221—230.

797 A f ter- the -w ar plans of German marine underwriters.

E conomic wor ld, Aug. 25,1917, n . s.

,v . 14: 278— 279.

Am erican academ y of pol itical and social scien ce, Philadelphia. War relief work. Editor in charge of thisvo lume : J. P . L ichtenberger , PH . D.

Philadelphia, The American academy of political and social

scien ce,1918. its

,305 p . 245

m. (1ts An nals . vol . LX X I X

[who le n o. 168]pt. m . The Un ited S tates bureau of war risk in surance : Thesocia l sign ificance of war risk insurance, by T . B . Love.

Purpose and scope of war risk insurance, by S . M. Lindsay.

Eight mon ths of war risk insurance work , by S . H . Wo lfe.

18—20108 D638 .U 5A 55

H I .A4,v .79

Am erican shipm as ter s ’ asso ciation . Suggestions to mastersof vessels, a compliance with which is required by the

Board of underwriters of New York; and a list of agen tsfor vessels and cargoes in distress, appointed by said

board Recommendedby the American shipmasters’

association .

New Y o rk,B . C. B oot

,An thony (fl co .

,1865. 13 p . il lus.

eeicm

.

5 H E 967 .A 53

A n n esl ey , A l ex an der . A compendium of the law of marin e

insurance, bottom ry, insurance on l ives, and of insurance

against fi re : in which the mode of calculating averages is

defined,and il lustratedby examples.

Middletown,Conn ,

P rin tedfor I . R iley [R A lsop , prin ter]1808. an)

, [17]—35, 258 p . 19413—10101

801 A rn ol d, Thom as . The American practical lunarian , and sea

man’

s guide To which are annexed, a compendium

of marine law ,and mercantile regulations and customs ;


112 LIBRARY or CONGRE S S

Beach , Char l es F isk . Commentaries on the law of insuranceincluding life

,fi re, marin e, accident and casual ty, and

guaranty in surance in every form as determined by the

courts and statutes of England and the United S tates.

B oston and New Y ork,Houghton ,

Miflin and company,1895. 93 24cm.

12—30580

Ben ecke, W il l iam . A treatise on the principles of indemn ityin marine insurance, bottomry and responden tia, and on

their practical application in effecting those con tracts,and in the adjustment of al l claims arising out of them .

L ondon ,Baldwin

,Oradock and Joy, 1824. case in

, 498 p.

14—6 722

811 B es t ’s in surance news (fi re, marin e, andmiscel laneous)

New York,A . M. Best company, inc ,

1911—15. 5 u. in 3.

28cm. mon thly.

CA 15—151 H G8011 .B4

B es t ’s in surance reports,fi re

,marine and miscel laneous upon

American and foreign joint- stock compan ies, American

mutual companies, inter—insurance association s and in

dividual underwriting organ izations annual cd. ;

1899—1918.

New York, A . M. B est co .,1900 19a . annual.

0—3410 HG9655.B5

813 Bol l es , A lber t S . I ndustrial history of the Un itedS tates, from

the earliest settlemen ts to the presen t time

Norwich, Conn , The Henry Bill publishing company, 1879.

as,936 p . 2392

0“

Marine insurance : p. 818—823.

5—21106 H0103.B69

814 B rassey , Thom as B rass ey , l et earl . Ship insurance and loss

of life at sea.

Nine teen th cen tury, Mar . 1884, c . 15: 445—454.

AP4.N 7 ,V .15

815 B ritish dom inion s gen eral in suran ce com pan y , l im ited.

A handbook of marine insurance I ssued for the

guidance of agen ts andmerchan ts.

Liverpool , 0. Birchal l , limited, 1913. 47, [1] p .

14—10822 H E965.B7

M AR INE I NS URANCE 113

816 B ritish governmen t mononoply of marin e war risk insurance.

Econ om ic world,F eb. 2 , 1918, n . s.

,u. 15: 168—169.

817 Bruce, John R obb Bax ter , andR egin al d C. B room fi eld. A

handbook on the law of shipping andmarine in surance.

London,S weet cf Maxwel l

,limited

,await, 200 p .

4—320—12

818 Bur n , John I l derton . A practical treatise or compendium of

the law of marin e in surances.

L ondon , T . B oosey and J. Butter zcortlz. 1801 . xvi,235, [1]

13—17783

819 Busin ess of fi re and marine in surance companies l icensed inNew Y ork state in 1916.

E conom ic world,June 16. 1917, n . s v. 13 : 854—855.

Cam pbel l , A l exan der Col in . I n surance and crim e ; a consid

eration o f the effects upon society of the abuses of insur

ance,together with certain historical instances of such

abuses .

New‘

Y o rk and L ondon ,0. P . Putnam

’

s son s,1902 . min p.

,

1 l ., 408 p .

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2— 2577 H G8141.C2

821 Cam pbel l , R ober t . Ruling cases. v . 14.

London , S teven s and sons , 1898. 833 p .

“An insurance effected in Englan d in time of peace on fore i gnproperty does not cover a loss by capture of that propertyby a B ritish ship after hosti l it ies between two coun tr ieshave been commenced p . 125 138.

822 Can adian marine underwriter on Mr. Hur ley’s project for gov

ernmen t marine insurance.

Econ omic world, Mar . 1,1919

,n . s .

,-v. 17 : 314.

823 Chalm ers , S ir Mackenz ie Dal z el l E dw in S tewar t , and

Douglas Ow en , eds. The Marin e insurance act, 1906.

2d ed.

L ondon ,Butterwor th cf: co wr wi. 9319 p .

13—16853


82-1 Chubb, H endon . American marine in surance : its history and

future.

Economic world, Apr. 27,

n . s.,v. 15: 597—599.

825 The Con federate cr uiser Shenandoah. I nsuran ce against capture, and the Geneva award.

New York,Powers

,Macgowan d? S lipper , prin ters, 1873.

13, [ I ] p.

2- 18800 115995 507

826 Crump, F rederick O c tav ius . The principles of the law relating to marine insurance and general average in England

and America, alphabetical ly arranged: with occasionalreferences to F rench andGerman law .

L ondon , Butterwor ths , 1875. ml iv,340p. 25

17—0004

Cumings , S amuel . The western navigator ; con tain ing direction s for the navigation of the Ohio andMississippi, and

in formation concerning the towns,&c.

,on their

banks

Philadelphia,E . Littel l

,1822. 4, 282, [6] p . and

atlas of 27 fold. maps. 42cm.

Marine in surances v. 2, p. 171—229.

1—8095 F353.098

Cun n ingham , T im o thy . The law of bil ls of exchange, promissory notes, banknotes, and insurances : con taining all the

statutes,cases at large, arguments, resolutions, judgmen ts,

decrees, and customs of merchan ts concerning them ,

methodical ly digested. Together with rules andexamplesfor cumputing the exchange between E ngland and the

prin cipal p laces of trade in Europe. Also, the arbitra

tions of exchange set in a clear and rational light, and il

lustrated with variety of examples. 3d cd., cor.

,with

the addition of several cases, determined by the Earl ofHardwicke and LordMansfield.

London,B . B aldwin , W. Owen

,and S . Urowder , 1766.

war ri,524p . 22cm.

17- 0908

829 Dixon ,F ran cis B . Handbook of marin e insurance andaverage.

New Y ork, I ] . S pear, 1862. 301 p . 8°



837 E ngl ar , D . R . Proximate cause of acciden t in marine insur

ance.

Econ omic wor ld, F eb. 1 , 1919, n . s.,v .

838 E ngl ish comment on the Am erican hull insurance situation .

E eon omic wor ld,Mar . 22 , n . s.

,v .

—422.

E v an s , H en ry . The fi tal relation of insurance to banking and

shipping in the world’s trade after the war. America

fore (addressed to bankers, capitalists, shippers and pro

ducers of trade commodities)[No rw ood, Mass Prin ted by Cor-lies , Macy (ff co . ,

°1917]24p . 23

17—31038 H E 967 .E 8

Also in Convention year book . I nsurance, 1917. New York ,1918. p . 314—324.

H G8019 .C7 1917

840 F ire andmarin e insurance tran saction s in the UnitedS tates and

Can ada in 1917.

E conomic wor ld,S ept. 7, 1918, n . s. ,

v . 16 : 351.

841 Firs t defin ite figures of the war experience of B ritish marine

insurance compan ies.

E con omic world, May 19, n s .

,v . 13 : 709—710.

842 F ow l er , John A . History of insurance in Philadelphia fortwo centuries (1683

Philadelphia, Review publicizing and prin ting company,1888. 3 p . l .

,x,899 p. 3 facsim .

Marine insurance "

: p . 1—286.

7—800 H G8539.P5F 7

843 F ox , B . H . Prin ciples of marine insurance essential for the

exporter and importer to know .

E conomic world, Aug. 3,1918

,n . s.

,v .

844 F ran co- Am erican marin e insurance markets.

Nautical gazette, Nov . 23, 1918, v . VK1.N3 ,v .94

845 The future of marine underwriting in Great B ritain .

E conom ic world,S ept. 8

,n . s.

,v .

—349.

H GS OI 1 14

M ARI NE I NSURAN CE 117

846 Gambaro, R affaele. Lessons in commerce.

London,Crosby, L ockwood and son , 1901. 247 p .

Marine in surance : Chapter 9.

H 5351.G25

Gephar t , W il l iam F ran kl in . Effects of the war upon insur

ance, with special reference to the substitution of insar

ance for pensions.

‘Vem Y o rk [eta ] Oxford un iversity press, American branch,1918. v i p.

,2 l . , 3—309 p. (Prel iminary econ omic

studies of the war , ed. by DavidKin ley no.

At head of title : Carnegie endowment for in ternational peace .

D iv is ion of econom ics and history .

Marine insurance : 176—206 .

194333 HC56 .G45

H G8055.G4

848 Gov ernm en t in suran ce rates cut on bul ls and cargoes of American ships traversing the war zone.

U. S . Committee on public information . Official bulletin ,

v . 2, May 10, D570.A2A8 ,v .2

849 Grow , W il l iam . Marine in surance ; a handbook.

London,Macm il lan. and co .

,l im ited, 1910. roacvii. 467, [1]

p .

12 - 24533

S ea insurance according to B ritish statute.

L ondon ,Macmil lan and cc., limited, ml

, 478 p .

Marine insurance act p . ix— xxxv i i .Marine insurance ( gambl ing pol icies ) act, 1909 p .m ix- x1.

15—173

851 Goyen a, M iguel . E studio sobre los seguros maritimos.

Buenos - A ires , I mpren ta americana. 18753. 122 p .

17—8993

Brit . B oard of trade. Government. w ar risks in surance

scheme. Text of agreemen ts made between H is Majesty’s

governmen t and the war risks in surance associations.

London , H . ill . S tationery of ,Darl ing and son , l imited

[printers] 1915. 928 p . ( [Parliamen t. Papers

by command] 0d. 7838)The agreemen ts printed are those made w i th the Liverpoo land London war risks insurance association , lim ited .

CONTENTS . Rein surance agreement. Supp lemen ta l agreement.— S upp lemen ta l agreemen t _for the payment of al lowances to the dependan ts of officers and seamen interned inenemy coun tries.

15—18330

118 LI BRARY or coxcmzss

Brit . Committee of imperial defen ce. Report of a s ub-Com

mittee of imperial defen ce on the in surance of B ritish

shipping in time of war.

London , 11. M. S tation ery 0771, Harrison and sons, prin ters,1014. 1 p . l .

,20 335

m. ( [Parliamen t. Papers by com,

mand] Cd. 7500)F . I I uth Jackson , chairman .

10—15900 H E 966 .G7 1914

Royal commission on loss of life at sea. First reportof the Royal commission on loss of life at sea, with min

utes of evidence and appendix.

l ondon , Printed by E yre and S pottiswoode, for I I . M. S ta

tionery o/f., 1885. viii,740 p . fold. diagrs.

liament. Papers by command] C. 4577)The Earl of Aberdeen , cha irman .

I nqui ry into laws concern ing marine insurance and the l ia

bility of shi p owners ; the marine department of the Boardof trade ; courts before whom wreck inquiries are con

ducted ; and The condition and emciency of merchant officersand seamen.

Final report with minutes of eviden ce,appendix,

anddigest of the evidence.

London,Prin ted for I I . M. S tation ery ofi ., by Eyre and

S pottiswoode, 1887. 3 v . in 1. 33cm. ( [Parliament.Papers by command] C. 5227)

George John S haw-Lefevre, chairman .

10—2747—8 HE743.G7A4

Treasury. Committee on national guaran tee for warrisks of shipping. National guarantee for the war risks

of shipping. Report [and Appendices]l ondon , Prin ted for H . M. S tationery off , by Wyman and

sons, limited, 1008. 2 v . in 1. ( [Parliament.Papers by command] Cd. 4161—4102 )

Joseph A . Chamberlain , chairman.

8- 33000 HE966 .G7

Grey , H en ry M . L loyd'

s yesterday and today.

London , J. [ l addon co.,1803. 96

' p . fron t , pi. , port.

2—18202

H amburg. A ssekuran zm akl er . Al lgemeine S eeversicher

nugs- bedingungen von 1910.

Hamburg, L . F ricderickscn (13 co .,1000. lxxix

, [ I ] p.,1 l .,

358 p. 23]14—2228

5 H E 967 .H 2



866 Huebn er , S ol om on S . Marine in surance in the United States.

[Philadelphia, American academy of political and social

science,

1 p . l ., [9411- 5299 p . etic

m

“ Reprinted from the Annals of the Am erican academy of

.po litical and social science , vol . xxvi , S eptember,HE964.H9

Property in suran ce, comprising fi re and marine in sarance

,corporate surety bonding, title in surance, and credit

insurance.

New Y ork and L ondon , D . App leton and company, 1911.

xvii, p . forms (part fo ld. ) 20”“ Marine insuran ce Part 2 . B ib l iography on Marine insarance : p . 398—401 .

11—6009 H G8051 .H 7

Hughes , Charl es H . Handbook of ship calculation s, con struction and operation , a book of reference for shipowners ,ship officers, ship and engine draughtsmen , marine en

gineers, andothers engagedin .the building and operatingof ships.

New Y ork,L ondon , D . A pp leton and company, 1918. maviv

p.,1 l ., 740 p . il lus. tables, diagrs.

Marine insurance p . 711—716 .

18—18420 VM 151.H 8 1918

I n suran ce and the war.

S aturday review,Apr . 30

,1808

,v . 85 587. A P4.SS ,v .85

870 I n suran ce features of chairman Hurley’s plan for disposing of

the emergency merchan t fleet.E eonomicwor ld, Apr . 5

,n . s.

,v. 17 493—404.

871 I n suran ce of enemy property during war.

Juridical review ,1013

,v . 935: 210—211.

872 I n suran ce on the property of neutrals.

Journ al of jurisprudence, Apr .,1864, r . 8 : 169—193.

873 I n suran ce so cie ty of N ew Y ork; Marine insurance .

New Y ork,B . Rush

,1018. 33 p .

Address before the meeting of the I nsurance so cie ty (i f—

New

York on F eb. 26 , 1018.

874 The in suran ce year book. < Fire and marine.>

New York,Chicago , The S pectato r company, 1891—1918.

28 v .

S ept. 7 , 00- 135 53 6 97551 6

M ARI NE I NSURANCE 121

I n tern ation al society for the dev el opmen t of comm ercialeducation . Lectures on B ritish commerce, includingfinance, insurance, business and industry, by the Right

Hon . F rederick Huth Jackson , G. A rm itage- Smith [andothers]

L ondon ,New Y o rk [eta ] S ir I . Pitman di' sons, ltd. [1012]

xvi, 5270 p . tables (part fold. )4—5. London as a port ; The machinery of marin e insurance. byDouglas Owen . B ritish sh ipp ing, by W . E . Barling.

14—2026 HC256 .I 5

I tal y . Laws, statutes, etc.

,1000 ( Victor E mmanuel I I I )

Disegno di legge Conversione in legge del regio

decreto 30 agosto 1914,n . 902

,che autorizza l ’I nstituto

nazionale delle assicurazioni ad assum ere i rischi di

guerra in navigazion e. S eduta del 5 dicembre 1914.

[P oma ,1014] 11 p . 20cm. (A tti parlamen tari. Camera

dei deputati, legis l . xxiv , sess . 1013—1014, n . 320)15—17511 H E 966 .18

877 I v es , H en ry W . Marine and war risk insurance.

Ame rican industries,July , 1017, r . 17 : 30—33.

HD4802 .A6 ,v . 17

878 Jen sen , A n dreas B l om hoff. S ln'

bsassuranceforeningen i

A rendal 1837— 1887. E t m indeskr ift i anledning af fem

tiaarsdagen for foren ingens stiftelse 29. december 1887.

Kristian ia,P . T . Mal ling, 1887. 4 p . l .

,103 p . fold. tab.

John son ,E m ory R ichard, and Grov er G . Huebn er . Prin

ciples of ocean transportation .

New Y ork,L ondon D . A pp leton and company, 1019. xvi

,

513 p . il lus, fold, p lates, maps (part fold. ) forms ( part

fold. ) diagrs. 020m . (App leton’s railway series, ed. by

E . R . Johnson )Marine insurance : p . 235—259.

19—4052 H E 57 1.J7 19 l 9

Jon es , R . D . I n surance of concrete ships .

E con omic wo rld, Mar. 15, 1010 n . s.

,v . 17 : 3814 380


Joy ce, Joseph A sbury . A treatise on the law of insurance of

every kind. 2d ed.

Rochester, N . Y The Lawyers ao - operative publishingco.,

1017—18. 5 v .

First edi tion , publ ished 1807, has title : A treatise on marine,tire , life , accident and all other insurances.

17—19835

882 Kiesselbach ,George A rn ol d. Die wirtschafts und rechts

geschichtl iche En twickelungder S eeversicherung in Ham

burg.

Ham-burg, L . Gra'

fe at S illem ,1001. vi, 181 , [1] p. 4fold.

tab.

2—28880

883 Kohl er , E rich . Die S eekriegsversicherung.

Zurich Buchdr. Juchli cf: Beck,1013. 2 p . l .

,00 p .

Que i len und t eratur”: p. 543.

10—2091 H E 966 .K6

884 L a Boyteaux , W il l iam H arv el l . Shipmasters’ guide in case

of average ; the duties and responsibil ities of shipmastersand ship agen ts ; the customs and usages of the United

S tates.

[S an F rancisco? 1003] I p . l ., 38 p . 20;3—12 310 H E 970.L 13

885 L az arus , George Maitl and. A treatise on the law relating tothe insurance of freight.

London [eta ] Butterworth (0 co.

,1015. .vwiv , 200, 11, [I ]

p . 2540m

.

10—11182

880 L ees , Jam es . Lees’Laws of British shipping and of marine

assurance, including the Merchan t shipping consolidationact, 1894. 11th cd.

,by J. A . Hamilton .

London,0. Philip d? son ,

1806. 2 p . l ., [iii]—iv , 010 p. ,

1

l . 23cm

15- 11270

887 L ev ison , J. B . F ire insurance on vessel property.

E conomic world, Mar . 1,1010

, n . s .

,v . 17 : 312- 313.

888 L iebig, E ugen F riedrich W ol fgang, freiherr v on . Die

T ransportversicherungBerl in , J . Gutten tag, 1014. I v . 23

10—15570 H E 965.L5



898 Marin e insurance annual published in the n ame of the I n

ternation al association of marine underwriters.

Hamburg, L . F r iederichen (0 co . [1013 1 v . tables .

13- 21069 H E 96 1 .M3

899 Marin e in surance [bibliography] .I nsurance society of New Y ork. News letter , Mar . 1011

n o .—4. H G8016 .164,n o.2 1

900 Marin e in suran ce changes.Nautical gazette, Oct. 26, 1018 v . 04: 233.

VK1 ~N 3 ,V .94

901 Marin e in surance in Great B ritain in 1917.

E conom ic world, F eb. 0. 1018, n . s.,v .

—204.

902 M arin e in suran ce in Great B ritain in 1918.

E con omic wo rld,F eb. 8, 1010, n . s v . 17 : 203—204.

903 Marin e in suran ce rates.

Nautical gaz ette, Nov . 1918,v . 94: 279. VK1.N 3 ,v .94

904 Marsden , R egin al d Godfrey . A digest of cases relating toshipping, adm iralty, and insurance law ,

from the reign

of Elizabeth to the end of 1897.

L ondon,S weet andMacewel l , limited [eta ] 1800. cwliv p.

,

1364col ., [1365]—1380 25pm

4—32056

905 M arsh ,A . R . Possible abandonment of the B ritish govern

ment’s plan of a monopoly of marine war risk insurance.

E conom ic world,F eb. 16

,1018

,n . s .

, v . 15: 236.

Marshal l , S am uel . A treatise on the law7 of marine in suran ce,bottom ry, and responden tia. 5th ed. By Wil liam Shee.

L ondon ,S haw and sons , 1865. 3p. l . , [v ] 604p .

Mar tin , F rederick . The history of Ll oyd’

s and of marine ihsurance in Great B ritain . With an appendix contain ing

statistics relating to marine in surance.

London , Macmil lan and cc .,1876. rear

, 416 p . diagrs. 2525List of books referred to , or con sul ted , relating to the h istory ,law , and practice of marine insurance p . [xl ]—xx .

5—1600 H E 964.M37

MARINE I NS URANCE 125

M etcal f , E liabW igh t . Geneva award. F ive minutes in replyto argument for insurance companies, before H . R . Judieiary comm ittee.

[Washington ? 1874] 6 p. 23

Also included in his Geneva award . Pet ition of E . W . Met

cai t’. S hi p De lphine.

"

5—27137 E ssassmss

909 Moldenh auer , Paul . Das Versicherungswesen .

Leipzig, G. J . Coschen , 1005. 151 p . (S ammlungGo

'

schen .

L iteratnr"

: p . [4]

S ee index under S eeverisicherung.

6—1410 H G8051.M72

[M on tgom ery , Thom as H arrison .] A history of the I asurance company of North Am erica of Phil adelphia : the oldest fire andmarine insuran ce company in America. Began

business as an association in 1792. I n corporated 1794.

Philadelphia,Press ofReview publishing and prin ting com

pany, 1885. 175 p . fron t. . p lates , ports.

, facsims .

1—5087 H G9780.15M5

911 M ov em en t of marine insur an ce rates as a true index to sub

marine losses.

E conom ic wor ld,Apr . 13

,1018 n . s .

,v . 15: 531 .

912 N ew American marin e insurance company indicative of changedtendencies in the conduct of the coun try

’s comm erce.

E conomic world,Jan . 4, 1010, n . s .

,v . 17 : 23— 24.

913 N ew Y ork (City) Court of common p leas . Barratry. I ts

origin ,history and meaning, in the maritime laws.

Opinion by Chief Justice Daly .

New Y ork,Baker ( 6 Godwin , p rin ters, 1872 . 30 p. 232}

17—18235

914 N ew Y ork (S tate) . I nsurance dept. Fifty- nin th annual re

port. 1918. Part 1, F ire andmarine insurance.

Albany, J. B . Lyon company, prin ters,1018. 1462 p .

H G8511 .N7A2 1918 ,pt.1

Report on an investigation of the practices of

marin e insurance compan ies, agents and brokers in

tran sacting the busin ess of marine insur ance.

New Y OTk,1919. 32 p .


910 Origin of marine insuran ce.

Nation,Oct. 16, 1002, v . 75: 305. AP2 .N 2 ,v .75

917 The Origin al American Ll oyd’s register of American and for

eign shipping.

New York, 1851 - 1883. 18 vols. e74vn

. HE 565.U5A 6

918 Owen , S ir Douglas . Ocean trade and shipping.

Cambridge, The Un iversity press, 1914. iv , [1] err p lates,

fold.map, 2 fold, facsim. (in pocket) (Cambridgenaval andm ilitary series. )14- 11570 H E 571 .08

919 Park , S ir Jam es A l an . A system of the law of marine insur

ances ; w ith three chapters on bottomry ; on insuran ces onl ives ; and on insurances again st fi re. 8th cd. ,

with con

siderable addition s, by F rancis H ildyard.

L ondon , S aunders and B enn ing, 1842. 2 v .

15—21712

920 Par son s , Th eoph ilus . A treatise on maritime law . I n cluding the law of shipping; the law of marine in surance ;and the law and practice of admiralty.

B oston,Little

,B rown and company, 1850. 2 v .

15—10529

921 A treaties on the law of marin e insurance and general

average.

B oston , Little, B rown , and company, 1868. 2 v .

l ab—19530

Phel ps , E dw ard Bun n el l , comp . lVar risks. Authorized

statemen ts from al l the leading l ife insurance compan iesOutlin ing their prospective action in the case of pol icyholders now serving Or con templating service in the U . S .

army or navy. The status Of fi re insurance compan ies inthe matter of war risks. Previous insurance experiencein war tim es. Prom inent fi re , marine andaccident under

writers’ views On the war problem .

New Y ork,The Thrift publishing company, 1808. 71 p .

20

H G8055.P53

923 Phil l ips ,W il l ard. A treatise on the law of insuran ce. 5th ed.

Boston and New York, Houghton , Mifflin and company

[01805] 2 v . 245m

.

15—21700


128 LIB RARY or CONGRES S

R occo, F ran ces co. A manual of maritime law . Consisting of

a treatise on ships andfreight anda treatise on insurance.

Tr . from the L atin of Roccus. With notes by JosephReed I ngersoll .

Philadelphia,Hoplcins and E arle, 1800. 2 p. l. , [vii]—<cvi,

[71] [8] p.

0—20530 JX 4410.R 7

933 R os coe, E . S . The progress of marine in suran ce in E ngland.

F raser’s magazine, Dec.

,1877, v . 00: 707—710. AP4.F8 ,v .96

934 Rum sey , Dav id. Efficien t service rendered by our existingsystem of fi re and marine in surance : a memorandum in

opposition to the impairmen t of this system by govern

men t encroachmen t.Economic wor ld, Aug. 24, 1018, n . s.

,v . 273— 274.

935 Rush ,B en jam in . Marine insurance.

( I n Convention year book . I nsurance, 1917. New York , 1918.

p . 9 H G8019.S 7 1917

Marin e insurance (Hul l ) an address delivered before

the one hundred and forty- n inth meeting of the I asur

an ce society of New Y ork on February 20th, 1918.

[New York, Prin ted by 0. H . Jones cf: cc.] 33 p.,

1 l .,13—0015 HE967.R S

937 S av ary , R obert . L es assurances mutuel les.

Paris,H . Jouve, 1003. 2 p.

,l .,iip.

,1 l . , 282 p . 25}

B ib l iographie p . i— i i.Les assurances maritimes "

: p. 245—248.

6- 2959 H G8057 .S 3

938 S chm idt , L ouis . Das Ganze des Versicherungswesens. 2 Aufi .

S tuttgart, J. Maier [1871] 1 p . l ., [v]—viii, 352 p . 22

“Die S eevers icherung p . 100—105.

7—802 H G8051 .835

939 S el f- in suran ce plan of the Emergency fleet corporation .

Econ omic wor ld,Mar . 30

,1018, n . s.,

v . 15: 457—458.

940 Shipping board insurance protects vessels cheaply.

Un ited S tates shipping board emergen cy fleet corporation .

Emergen cy fleet n ews, v . 1 , S ept. 12, 1918 : 8.

H E 745.A42 ,v .1

MARIN E I NSURANCE 129

S h ipping casualties ( insurance) . Return con taining the reportsof official in quiries held in the Un itedKingdom into the

causes of the loss of the Carncdd L lewelyn ,”“ Oxus,

”

Cadoxton ,” I dlewild, Kingswel l ,

” Gunford,George,

” Ouse,”S elworthy,

”Cardifi

'

Hal l,

” Has

land,”“

Everest,”“ B ritish standard

,

”and “ Dunsley,

”

the judgments of the Admiralty court in the cases of the

appeals of the owners of the“

.

I dlewild and of the mas

ter of the“ B ritish standard,

”and the judgmen t of the

House of lords in the case of the Gun ford.

”

L ondon,Pub. by H . M. S tationery 0772, prin ted by Darling

and son ,lim ited

,1912 . 08 p. ( [Gt. B rit. Par

liamen t. Papers by command] 0d. 6183)12—18400 VK1282 .G7SG

S pecim en of policy.

American academy of pol itical and social science. Annals,

S ept,1005

,v . 20: 547—554. H 1.A4,v .2 6

S picer , E rn es t E v an , and E rn es t C. Pegl er . Underwriters’

accounts.

London , Gee ( fr co .,1003. v , 62 p . (

“ The Ao

coun tan ts’ library,

”vol . XXI I )

5—41986 H F 5601.A2

S tev en s , R ober t . An essay on average ; and on other subjectsconn ected w ith the contract of marin e insurance. The

5th cd.,in which the law and the practice are brought

down to the present day.

London,A . H . Baily and co . [1835] xvi p.

,1 l ., 318 p .

10—4556

945 Success of the German submarine campaign judgedby the ba

remeter of marin e war - risk in surance rates.

Economic w orld, S ept. 28, 1918, n . s., v . 10: 457- 458.

946 T empl em an ,F rederick . Application of

“ particular average

in the adjustment of marine loss claims in cargo .

E conomic world, June 20, 1918, n . s.,v .

—022.

HG801 1 15

Marine in surance : its principles and practice. 3d ed.

London , Macdonald and E vans , 1912 . ccv,253 p . 10cm .

16—9108 H E 965.T4

121739— 10— 9

130 LIBRARY OF CONGRE SS

948 Thomas , R ober t . A guide to the value Of lake vessels, chieflyfor the purpose Of in surance.

[Bufialo, Murray, Baker cf: Rockwel l , 1857] 16'

p. incl .

tables.

5—23222 H E 967.T45

949 Treatises on average, andadjustmen ts of losses in marine insur

ance. By S tevens and Benecke. With notes by WillardPhil lips.

Boston,L illy, Wait, Col

-man,andHolden , 1833. wlvn

,

456'

p.

16—4558

950 U . S . Bureau of corporation s. Report of the comm issioner Of

corporations on transportation by water in the UnitedS tates.Washington , Govt. prin t of ,

1000—1010. 3 v . 255Marine in surance v. 1 , p . 339—365.

9—35706 H E 623 .A5 1909,v .1

Bureau of manufactures (Dep t. of commerce and la

bor ) I nsurance in foreign coun tries.Washington , Govt. prin t. of , 1005. 253 p. (Special consular reports, vol . xxxvm )

Fire and marine in surance p. 193- 253.

5—42505

Bureau of war risk in surance. Report.Washington , Govt. prin t. 2 v . 235

issued as House doc. 544, 64th Cong., l st sess., has

title : Report of the d irector Of the Bureau of war risk insurance. Letter from the secretary Of the T reasury transmitting a report Of the d irector Of the Bureau Of war riskinsurance, giv ing detai ls Of the rece ipts and expend ituresOf the Bureau from S eptember 2 , 1914, to November 80,1915

16—26032 HE966 .U4

War risk in suran ce. Letter from the secretary

of the Treasury, transmitting report of the Bureau of

war risk in surance under the provisions Of section 10,

Documen t no . 193, S ixty- thirdCongress.

[Washington , Govt. prin t. 1014] 5 p. (03dCong.,

3d sess. House. Doc. 1340)W i l l iam C . De Lanoy , d irector.W . G . McAdOO , secretary of the T reasury.

14—30964 11139661 15 l 914f



961 U n ited S tates bureau of war - risk insuran ce to write war riskson vessels of foreign friendly flags.

Economic w or ld,Aug. 3, 1018, n . s.

,v . 16 : 170—171.

962 U n ited S tates shippingboard’s first statemen t Of its experience

with sel f- in surance of marine andwar risks.

E conomic wor ld,Aug. 24, 1018, n . s.

,v .

—278.

V iv an te, Cesare. T raité théorique et pratique des assurancesmaritimes ;ouvrage couronn é par l

’Académie deiL incei

de Rome (prix royal de 1893) tr ., ann oté , complété et

mis en rapport avec la legislation et la jurisprudence fran

caises et beiges, par Victor Yseux.

Paris, A . Pedone, 1808. tel,564 p . 23

13—0080

964 W ar - tim e growth Of B ritish marine insurance.

Econ omic world, S ep t. 28, 1018, n . s.

, v. 16 : 455—456.

Reprin ted from Pol icy , London , Aug. 31, 1918.

What is L loyd’s?

S cien tific American,July 26, 1002, v . 87 : 58. T 1.s5,v .87

W in ter , W il l iam D . Marine insurance, its prin ciples and

practice.

New York,llI cGraw -H ill book company, inc.; [etc., etc.]

1010. wire, 433 p . incl . forms.

Lectures del ivered during the past four years , before the

S chool Of commerce , accounts and finance, New York un lversi ty . cf. Pref.

“ A selected l ist of reference books p. xix .

19—7791 H E 965.W 7

967 W or l d’s greatest gamblinghouse— L loyd

’s.

S cien tificAmeri can supp lemen t,May 4, 1007, v . 63 : 26100.

T 1.S 52 ,v .63

908 The w or l d’s Shipbuilding and shipping in 1918. Thirty- sixth

annual report. I n two parts.

S hippingworld, Jan . 1 , 8, 1010, v . 60: 7—64; 71- 126.

H E 56 1.S B,V .60

Part 1 has a chapter on Marine I nsurance.

M AR INE I NS URANCE 133

969 Y oung, Thom as E m l ey . I nsurance ; a practical expositionfor the student and business man .

London , S ir I . Pitman cf: sons , ltd. [1014] ccviii, [10]—330 p .

1gom

S ee Chapters 13 and 14.

H 6 8051 .Y 77

Zar tm an ,L es ter W il l iam , ed. Property insurance, rev . by

NVil liam H . Price.

New H aven,Y ale un iversity press, 1014. .vviii, 408 p . 22

(Y ale readings in insurance)l st edition , 1909, pub. under title : Fire insurance .

Marine insurance p . 1—58.

15—704 H G9665.Z33

MARINE SANI TATI ON , INCLUDING BILLS or

HEALTH,ETC.

Cofer , L el and E . Maritime quarantine.

Washington , Govt. prin t. afi ,1910. 64 p . p lates, fold.

p lan . (U. S . Public health and marin e hospitalservice. Public health bul letin n o. 34) B A655.C7

11—20012 B A 11.B I 75

Quaran tine procedure to aidmasters of vessels in com

plying with the Un ited S tates quaran tine regulations.

(Qd ed.)Washington , Govt. prin t. 1914. 27 p . fold. map.

(U. S . Public health service. Public health bul letin , no. 64)14—30696 RA 665.CG 19148.

RA 11 .B I 75 n o.64 2ded.

973 Doty , A lv ah Hun t . Preven tion of in fectious diseases.

New York andLondon , D . App leton and company, 1911. 6

p . l . , 280p.,1 l. 200m.

Marine san itation p . 30—57.

11—3974 BA643.D6

974 H andbuch der Gesundheitspflege an bord von Kriegsschifi’

en ,

un ter Mitwirkung von Marine- obe rstabsarzt dr. M. Auer

[n . a.] hrsg. von dr. M. zur Verth dr. E. Ben t

mann dr. E . Dirksen prof. dr . R . Rage

Jena, 0. Fischer , 1914. 2 v . il lus., diagrs., fold. charts.

260m.

Contains b ib l iographies .

216—5978 V G470.H S

L ouisian a. Board of health. The L ouisiana state Board of

health, its history andwork, with a brief review of health

legislation andmaritime quarantin e in Louisiana.

[S t. Louis? 80 p .

“ List of Louisiana laws relating to boards of health and

k indred top ics p . [74] - 80.

6—2187 B A74.D1 1904



January, 1918, and further amended by action Of execu

tive comm ittee of the Board Of supervising in spectors.

meetings Of March 15 and 16 and April 3,1918

, amend

men ts approvedby the secretary of comm erce. E d., April8,1918.

Washington ,Govt. prin t. off , 1918. 205p. incl . illus .

,tables,

forms.

18—20510 H E 591 .U 5A3 1918

983 W ym an ,W al ter . Quaran tin e andcommerce, being an address

delivered before the Comm ercial club of Cin cinnati.

October , 1898.

[n . 21 p . 523

7—35862 B A 655.W 9

CARGOES AND S TOWAGE

Barn es , Char l es B rin ton . The longshoremen . A study car ~

ried on under the direction of Pauline Goldmark.

New Y ork,S urv ey associates

,inc.

,1015. was

,287 p . fron t ,

p lates, fold. map. eager

. (Russell S age foundation [publication fll

B ib liography : p . 267- 270.

16—38—1 H D8039 .L82U 64

985 Barr , H arry Kyl e . S towage anddangerous cargo .

New Y ork,Wycil company [etc.] 1918. 3 p . Z., 5 p .

18—1002 2 VK235.B3

H E 595.D3B3

Brit . B oard of trade. Memorandum relating to the car

riage of dangerous goods (other than explosives) in ships .

L ondon ,H . J] . S tationery of ,

Darling and son,l imited

[pr in ters] 1915. 60 p .

16 H E 595.D3G7

Return con taining particulars Of casual ties tovessels stated to have been carrying deck loads, comp .

from the reports Of inquiries held in the UnitedKingdomduring the last ten years, and the reports of foreign and

colonial in quiries received andpub. by the Board Of trade

during the same period

[London ,Pub. by H . M. S tationery of .

, prin tedby Darlingand son

,ltd.

,1913] 10 p . ( [Parl iamen t. Papers by

command] Gd. seem

13—11090 VK235.G7

Load line committee. Merchant shipping ( loadline anddeck cargoes of woodgoods) . Report of the com

mittee appoin ted by the Board Of trade to advise on the

load lin es of merchan t. ships and the carriage Of deck

cargoes of woodgoods.

L ondon ,H . M. S tationery off ,

E yre and S pottiswoode , limited, prin ter s , 1916. 58 p. fold. diagrs. 33cm . ( [Parliamen t. Papers by command] 0d. 85204)

S ir Phil ip Watts, chairman .

17—30053 W 237 .GS 1916

137

138 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

Brit . Home dept. Comm ittee on checking of pieceworkwages in dock labour . Departmen tal comm ittee on the

checking of piecework wages in dock labour. Report

[withMinutes of evidence]London , Prin ted for H . M. S tationery off., by E yre and

Spottiswoode, ltd. 2 v . in 1. ( [Parliamen t. Papers by command] Cd. 4380—4381 )

Ernest F. G. Hatch , chai rman .

9—25384 HD4932 .05G72

990 H il l coat, Char l es H . Notes on stowage of Ships. A handybookupon the stowage of cargoes, with weights andmeas

urements. New anden l . ed.

London , I mray, Laurie, Norie (BWilson , l td.,1918. 2 p. l .,

237, [1] p. 1 il lus.

,2 fold. col . p lans (incl . fron t.) 225

10—0424 VK235.H 5

991 Mess , H en ry Adol phus . Casual labour at the docks.

L ondon , G. Bel l cfi sons, ltd.,1916. 147 p . incl . tables. fron t.

(The Batan Tata foundation (Un iversity of London ) [Publications] )

B ib l iography : p. 141- 143.

16—14899 HD8039.L82G74

992 Murphy , John McL eod, andW . N . Jeffers, jun . Nauticalroutine and stowage ;with Short rules in navigation .

New York,H . S pear , [380] p. incl . il lus., tables,

diagrs.

1- 3495 VK541.M97

993 O ’Don n el l , Eugen e E dward. The merchan t marine manual .

B oston , Mass ,The Yachtsman ’s guide, 1918. 2 p. l .

,5—293

p . fron t., illus . (part col. ) My”.

S towage of cargo p. 97- 99.

18—22734 VK541.032

994 S tev en s , R ober t W . On the stowage Of ships and their car

goes. 7th ed.

London and New York,L ongmans , Green and cc.,

816 p. 2

VK235.88


ACCOUNTING

998 Dal y , R ichard R yl an d. Shipping accoun ts.

L ondon , Gee ( 6 cc.,1005. xii, 07 p . The A ccoun t

an ts’ library.

”vol . X L )

0 B E 5GO1 .A2

999 S ton e , E li . The steam boat clerk : a complete, systematic andcon cise manual of accoun ts, for the use of steam boats.

Cin cinnati, E . Lucas cfi' cc.,1830. 24p .

(fr—32302 HE605.S S

1000 Th ear l e, S . J . P. Classification of merchant shipping.

Engin eer , Jan . 23, 1914, v . 117 : 108. TA 1.E 5,v .117

1001 U . S . I n terstate comme rce comm ission . Al phabetical list of

representative items chargeable to Operatin g expenses of

carriers by water .

Washington ,Govt. prin t. 1017. 35 p . 23;

17—2622 8 H E 605.U55 1917

Classification of expenditures for real property and equipmen t Of carriers by water as prescribedbythe I nterstate comm erce commission in accordan ce with

section 20 Of the Act to regulate comm erce. First issue.

E ffective on January 1, 1913.

[Washington Govt. prin t. 1012. 15 p . 24I ntroductory letter s i gned : Chas . A . Lutz .

112—2990? HE605.U55 1912

Classification of in come and profit and loss ac

counts for carriers by water as prescribed by the I nterstate comm erce commission in acco rdan ce with section 2C

Of the Act to regulate commerce . First issue. E ffective

on July 1, 1913.

Washington ,Govt. prin t. off ,

1913. 22 p . 23

13—35026 H E 605.U55 1913

Classification of Operating expen ses Of carriers

by water. as prescribed by the I nterstate commerce com

mission ln accordance w ith section 20 Of the Act to regu

late commerce . F irst issue, efi ective on January 1, 1911.

Washington ,Govt. p rin t. off.

,1010. 37 p .

10—30030 H E 605.U 55 19101

ACCOUNT I NG 141

U . S . I n terstate commerce commission . Classification of Operating revenues of carriers by water, as prescribedby theI n terstate commerce comm ission in acco rdan ce with sec

tion 20Of the A ct to regulate comm erce. l st issue. E il ee

tive on January 1, 1911.

Washington , Govt. prin t. off , 1010. 15 p. 24%I ntroductory letter s i gned : Henry C . Adams .

10430021 HE605.U55

Form of general balance sheet statemen t for

carriers by water as prescribedby the I n terstate commercecommission in accordan ce with section 20 of the Act to

regulate commerce. F irst issue. E ffective on January 1,1913.

Washington ,Govt. prin t. of , 1012 . 20p . 240”

I n troductory letter s igned : Chas. A . Lutz.

191—20900 H E 605.U55 1g12 s

Regulation s to govern the destruction of rec

ords Of carriers by water as prescribed by the I nterstatecommerce commission in accordance with section 20 of

the Act to regulate comm erce. F irst issue . E fi'

ective on

July 1, 1913.

Washington , Govt. prin t. off.,1013. 10 p .

13—35027 HE605.U55 1913a

Water l ines. T entative classifi cations of Operating revenues and operating expenses < May 15

,

Washington , Gov’t. prin t. of ,

21 p .

8—35532 H E 605.U5 1908

U n ited S tates shipping board em ergen cy fleet corporation . Classification of accoun ts to be used in accountingto the United S tates for requisitioned vessels Operated for

governmen t accoun t , Division of operation s, Un itedS tatesshipping board emergency fleet corporation . I ssue of

F ebruary 1, 1918, superseding issue Of January 2 , 1918.

[Washington , 1018] 20, [1] p .

18—12 505 H E 605.U55 1918a

CURRENT PERI ODI CALS

1010 Am erican m arin e engin eer ; Official journal National marine

engineers beneficial association of the United S tates.

Norfolk, Va.,113 Plume S t. mon thly.

VM 1.A 45

1011 F airpl ay : weekly shipping journal .London , Palmerston House, 51 , B ishopsgate, L ondon , E. C.

2. 37 3. 6d. HE 56 1.F3

1012 Fun n el .

New Y ork, Funnel publishingcc.,21 S tate S treet. mon thly.

1013 Great L akes w eekl y .

Milwaukee, Wis .

,Eugen e H erman .

1014 Gul f m arin e register and ship building review .

New O rleans , La., Gulf marine register cc.

, 326 Char les S t.

monthly.

1015 H arl an n ew s .

Wilmington ,Del ., Emp loyes of Harlan Plan t

,B ethlehem

S teel company. weekly.

1016 I n tern ation al marine engin eering.

New York, A ldrich publishing cc. ,6 East 39th S treet.

mon thly .

7—25195 VM I .M3

1017 L og of th e Am erican m er chan t train ing Ships .

Philadelphia, Pa.,A l lied association s of A . M. T . S .

,Perry

B ldg. mon thly.

1018 Marin e journ al .New York, Marine jour nal company, 17 S tate S treet.weekly. VK1.M25

1019 Marin e n ew s .

New Y o rk,New Y o rk Marine news cc. , 16

“

Beaver S treet.m on thly.



1032 The S hippin g w orl d andHeraldof commerce.

London,The S hipping world

,E fi

‘lngham H ouse,A zundel

S treet, London , W. C. 2 . weekly. £ 1 8/ H E 56 1.S 8

1033 The S yr en and Shipping il lustrated.

London , 91 ct 93 L eadenhall S treet, L ondon , E . C. 3. weekly.

£ 1 17s. 6d.

1034 T rade and tran spor tation .

New Y ork, F reight, The S hippers’

forum ,154NassauS treet.

mon thly. $ 3. 00

1035 The T rafiic w orl d.

Washington . D . C. The Traflic service bureau Colo radoBuilding. weekly. H E 2 714.T 7

1036 U n ited S tates shippin g board em ergen cy fleet corpora

tion . Em ergen cy fleet new s.

Washington , 1918.

18—20281 HE745.A42

1037 W aterways jour n al .S t. Louis, Mo .

,R iver publishing and in vestmen t cc. ,

203

North Third S treet. weekly.

1038 Win the w ar .

Portland,Ore. E mp loyes of the Columbia river S hipbuild

ing corporation . weekly.

SHIPBUILDING

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New Y ork, N . Y . ,American steamship as sociation , 1918.

14 p . 250“

18—10916 2 6837 .A 54

1040 A t tw ood, E dw ard L ew is . T ext-book of theoretical naval

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L ondon , New Y ork [etc.] L ongmans , Gr een and cc.,

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New Y ork, L ondon , D . App leton and company, 1918. mariv

p., 1 l ., 740 p . il lus., tables, diagrs. 18cm.

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T h is l ist does not include works on naval h istory , navalengineering law , econom ic aspects , etc.

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referen ces in the New York public library, comp . byRol lin A . S awyer , ir.

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D [HReprinted from the Bul letin of the New York publ icl ibrary of January and February 1919.

CONTENT S — B ibl iography .— Naval arch i tec ture.

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17—24717 VM 145.A 88 1916

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,of w ar vessels. 6th ed.

London,New Y o rk [etc.] L ongma ns , Green and cc .

,1917.

4p. l .,338 p . fron t , il lus .

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17—242 64 V 800.A 89 1917

and I . C. G . Cooper . T ext book Of laying off. 2d ed.

New Y ork,Longman s, Gr een and cc .

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( I n National bus iness league o f America. Addresses del ivered at annual ban quet, Nov . 23, 1907. Ch icago, 1907.

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plan for the greater safety of l ives property in steam

vessels, packets, smacks. and yachts ; with explanato rydrawings and an appendix , con tain ing the autho r ’s evi

dence before a committee of the H ouse O f common s, in

consequence of the loss Of the. Rothsay castle.

London , W. Mor rison,1832 . a

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avi-ii, 184 p. 6 fo ld. pl .

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1063 Barn aby , S ydn ey W alker . Marine propel lers . 4th ed.

London,E . F . N . S pan , ltd. ; New Yo rk

,S pon cf' Cham

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3—16264 VM753 .B25

Barton , John Ken n edy . Naval reciprocating engines an d

auxiliary machinery ; text -book for the instruction o f mid

shipmen at the U . S . Naval academy. 3d cd., rev . and

rewritten , by H . O . S tickney.

Annapolis,Md.

,The Un ited S tates Naval ins titute

,1914.

647 p . fron t , illus .

, fold. pl ., diagrs .

B ibl iography : p . [7 ] VM 600.B3 1914

Plates, Naval reciprocating engines and auxiliary ma

chinery ; a. text-book for the in struction of midshipmen at

the U . S . Naval academy, by John K. Barton Rev . bv

H . O . S tickney and S crew propel ler designing, byC. W . Dyson .

An napolis,Md.

,The Un ited S tates Naval institute. 1914.

1 p . l . , 57 p . 48 (i. e. 41 ) pl . (part fo ld. ) diagrs. 526m

14—2792—3 VM600.B 3 1914 pl ates

1065 B atson , Don A . Shipyardworkers pocket manual . New Jer

sey ed.

B rooklyn ,N . Y .

,D . A . Batson 66

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p .

19—5513 VM 147 .B3

Bauer , Gus tav . Marine engines andboilers,their design and

cons truction ; a handbook for the use of studen ts , en

gineers , andnaval constructors, basedon the wo rk, Bercoh

nungundKonstruktion der S chifi'

smaschinen und -kessel .

T r . from the 2dGerman ed. by E .M .Donkin and S . B ryan

Donkin,ed. by Leslie S . Robertson .

New Y ork,The N . W. H en ley publishing company, 1905.

mccviii,744 p . il lus .

,mvi ( i. e. 17) fold. pl . , tables.

5—21480 VM600.B42

1067 Beard, A l exander H . The bridge of ships.

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1068 B eard, Dan iel Car ter . Boat -building andboating.

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1069 Bertin , L ouis Em il e . L a marine moderne ; an cienne histoire

et question s n euves. Nouv. éd. tres augm .

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1070 Bil es , John H arv ard. The design andconstruction of ships.

L ondon,0. Grifii/n andcom pany, limited, 1908— 11 . 2 v . illus .,

tables (par tly fold. ) diagrs. (par tly fold. ) 23g9—11028

Bool e, L eon ardH . The shipwright’shandbook anddraughts

m an’s guide ; con taining directions for the mold- loft, ex

planations of lines,bevelings, can ts, stern frame, &c.

, &c.

To which is added tonnage laws of U . S . Great Britain .

Mihvaukee,B en F ranklin prin ting house of Burdick cf?

Treyser , 1858. 41 p. 3 fold. pl . 22

133—11638 VM 149.B72

Bourdel l e, Pierre Marc. Théorie du n avire.

Paris , 0 . Doin etflls , 2 v . il lus .

,tables, diagrs.

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Toulouse B ibliothegue de me’

oanigue app lique’

e et

ge'

n ie,directeur : M. d

’00agne )I ndex b ibl iographique v . 2. p . [347]—353.

12—18298 VM 156 .B7

[Boyd, F rank L indsey ] . Practical shipfi tting for men in

train ing schools and those engaged in steel hul l construc

tion ; contains useful in formation andmethods of laying

ofi'

,with referen ce to the construction of steel merchan t

ships, comp . and preparedby S hl -Dk [pseud.][0akland, Cal , Tribune publishing co .

,c1918] 39

, [1] p.

fold. p lates , fold. p lans , diagrs.

Wri tten by Frank Lindsey Boyd and Clarence Herbert Dyer.18—17993 VM 147 .B7

1074 B ragg, E dw ard M il ton . The design of marine engines and

auxiliaries .

New York, D . Van Nostrand compan y, 1916. ia', 183 p .

il lus .

, p lates (part fold. ) diagrs. 2

16—24427 VM73 1.B 77

1075 Bul lard, W il l iam H an num Grubb. Naval electricians’ textbook. 4th ed.

Ann apolis, Md ,United S tates Nav al ins titute, 1917. 2 v.

fronts.

,il lus., fold. p lates , diagrs. ( part fold.)

17—25486 VM471.B 9 1917



Corbin , Thom as W . The roman ce of war inven tions ; a de

scription of warships, guns, tanks, rifles, bombs, andother

in struments andmun itions of warfare, how they were iaven ted how they are em ployed.

L ondon , S eeley, S ervice cf: co. limited, 1918. 2 p . l . , 13— 31-5

,

[I ] p . fron t , il lus .

,11 pl . (The library of ro

mance)18—17015 T20.CG

Corthel l , E lm er L aw ren ce . Rapid increase in the diman

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206. T 1 .S 52 ,v .75

L yon ,F . Preservation of metals for marin e work.

I n ternational marin e engincering, Apr . 1913,r . 18 : 151— 154.

VM 1 .M3 ,v .18

E ngin eering magazine. June . 1913, r . 45: 440—442 .

TA 1.E 59,V .45

S perry ,E . A . E ngin eerin g appl ication s of the gyroscope .

F ranklin in stitute. Jour nal,May, 1913, r . 175: 447—463.

T 1.F 8 ,v .175

Th ear l e , S . J . P . S ome cases of fatigue in the steel mate

rial of steamers .

I n ternational ma tin e engin eering, Aug. 1913 r . 18 : 349—350.

VM 1.M 3 ,V .18

S teel f urniture. bulk heads. doors and t rim for battleships

andmerchant vessels.

I n ternational marin e engineering, Aug. 1913,r . 18 : 365—366.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .18

V ose , E dw ard N . Mo re ships than ever befo re.

l 'Vor ld’s wor lc

,Aug ,

1913,r . 20: 449—470. A P2 .W 8 ,v .26

S teel e , J . E . S hip con struction treated from a structural

engineering standpoin t.

I n ternational marine engin eer ing, S ep t , 1913, r . 18 : 385—389.

VM 1 .M3 ,V . 18

1203 1914 S hip dimen sion s andharbour depths.

15206

E ngineer v. 117 : 74.

TA 1 .E 5,V .1 17

Wh eel er , E . B . New method o f stapling.

I n ternation al ma rin e engin eering, Jan . 1914 r . 19 : 930—91 .

VM1.M3 ,V . 19

W irel ess danger aboard ship .

S cien tific Ame rican . F eb. 7,1914, r . 110:

Typical ships.

E ngin eer (London ) , Apr. 8, S ept. 4, Oct. 1914, r . 117 ‘

366— 370; 118 : 9739—5332 : 359—302.TA l -E 5N - 117- 118

Desirabl e developmen ts in ship dinu-usions.

S cientificAmerican supp lemen t, Apr . 25, 1914, r . 77 : 263.

T I .S 52 ,V .77

SH IPBUILDING 169

1208 1914 Com parativ e cost of warships built. in go vernment n avv

yards and in private shipyards .

I nternational marin e engine ering, Mag, r . 5205.

VM 1 .M 3 ,v . 19

1209 Gradenw itz ,A . F ire protection o n ocean l iners.

S cien tific American,May 1914, r . 110: T l -S 5,V . 1 10

1210 Con s truction of battleships at go vernm ent yards.

S cien tific American,Mag23, 110: 424. T 1 .s5,v . 1 10

F ord, C. H . E lectrical ly driven gyroscope in m ar ine work.

Ame rican institute of electrical engin eers . Proceedings,June

,1914, n . 33 : 873—887. TK1.A 6 13 ,v .83

S cien tific American supp leme nt,Oct. n . 78 '

268—269; 284— 285. T 1 .S 52 ,v .78

E ngineevingmagaz in e, S ept. 1914, v . 47 : 911—913.

TA 1 .E 59 ,V .47

1212 John,T . G . Shipbuilding practice of the presen t and

future.

E ngin eer (L ondon ) , July 10, 118 : 35—36.

TA 1 .E 5,V . 1 18

1213 E con om ies of shipbuilding.

E ngineer (L ondon ) , July 524, 1914, r 118 : 99— 100.

TA 1 .E 5,V . 1 18

1214 M arin e plumbing has un ique problems .

Metal uiorlt'er , July 1914, r . 82 103— 105. T S 200.M4,v .82

1215 Greater safety andefficiencv in pan eling and ceiling passen

ger vessels.

I n ternational m arin e engin eer ing, No v. 19] f , r . 19 : 505—506 .

VM l .M 3 ,v . 19

1216 1915 S adl er , H . C. E xpan sion o r con traction of dimen sion s

andthe effect upon resistance .

I n tern a tional ma rine engin eering, Jan . 1915, i . 120: 11— 14.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .2O

1217 R obin son ,S . M . Applicability of electrical propulsion to

battleships.

I n terna tional mar in e engin eering, Jan . 1910 r . 520: 194 1.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .20

170 L I BRARY OF CONGRES S

1218 1915 V an V l eck ,F . Naval engin eering ship models.

1219

1220

1221

1222

1228

I n ternation al marin e engineering, Jan 1915. r . H 9.

VM I .M3 ,v .20

Shipbuildin g in the United S tates in 1914.

I n ternational m a rin e engin eering, Jan . 1915,r . 90: 34— 35.

VM 1 .M 3 ,V .20

U nusual conversion ; racing schooner Railhovv turn ed in to

a trading schooner .

E ngin eer (1307 F ( Z) . 19,

v.

TA 1 .E 5,V . 1 19

Por ter , L . C. L ighting of ships.

General electric review,

1915,r . 18 : 143- 146 .

TK1 .G5,V . 18

I n ter nation al mar ine engin eer ing, Aug ,1915

,p. 20: 336- 338.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .20

Surprisin g failure of steel ship plates.

I nternat iona l marin e engineering, I"eb.

,1915

,20: 50—51 .

VM 1 .M3 ,v .20

Future bright for eastern shipyards.

I ron age. F eb. 1915,o . 95: 404—405.

T 1~ I 7 ,V -95

W il son,W . J . B . Failure o f B ritish steel ship p lates.

I ron age, Mar . 18,1915

,r . 95 : 610—61 " T 1.I 7 ,v .95

Brow n,W il l iam . I ntroduction of a modern method in

shipbuilding.

I n ternation a l marin e e ngin eering, Apr . 1915,r . 230: 163— 165.

VM 1.M3 ,V .20

Ruprech t , F . K . Co nversion o f cargo vessels in to bulk o il

carriers .

I n ter national marbl e. engin e ering, - 1pr . 1915,r . 590

165 784359 , WH O— 843,

—406 .

VM 1.M3 ,V .20

Output o f Japai'

iese shipyards in 1914.

I n /ernatio nal marin e engin eering, Apr .

,7915

,r . 730: 170.

VM 1.M 3 ,V .20

S h ipbuilding in n avy yards .

I n te rnation al m arine engineering, May, 1915, r . £30: .324- 1395.

VM 1.M3 ,v .20



1241 1916 W or l d’s shipbuilding in 1915.

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1250

E ngin eer (L ondon ) , F eb. 4, r . 121 : 108. TA 1 .E 5,v .12 1

I n ternational mar in e engin eering, Apr .

,1916

,n . 21 : 216.

VM 1 .M 3 ,v .2 1

H ol zapfel,A . C. E volution in shipbuilding.

S cien tific American supplement , F eb. Q6—Mar. 4, r .

81: 130- 131; 151. T 1 .S 52 ,v .81

Ty pes of ships built in Am er ican yards .

I n ternation al mar ine engine ering, Mar . 1916,n . 21 : 149—154.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .2 1

Pain e , R . D . O ld seaports awaken ed.

S cribn e r’

s magazine, Mar . 4, 1916 , n . 81 : 130—131; 151.

AP 2 .S 4,V .81

Tayl or , D . W . Calculation s for ship’

s forms ; theory of

rol ling of ships.

I n tern ational marin e engin eering,M0? 1916

,n . 921 : 246—5250.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .2 1

R ogers , Thom as J . Vo ltaic co rrosion and prevention .

I n tern ational marin e engin eering, May, 1916, n . 21 : 250

VM l .M3 ,v .2 1

D orran ce , J. G . S hipbuilding resum ing its o ld- time im

portance in American commerce and industry .

S cien tific American,Mag 27, I

”. 114: 550—551.

T 1 .S S ,V .1 14

L iddel l , A . R . Y ield o f riveted umnections in ship

building.

E ngineer (L ondon ) July 14, 1910, n . 29—30.

TA 1.E 5,V . 12 2

Our un ex am pl ed ship - building activities .

Literary digest. Ang. 12, 1916 , r . 53 387. A P 2 .L 58 ,v .53

A m erican shiplmilding.

E ngin eer (Londo n ) , S ep t. 15,1910

,v. 15323: $37.

TA l .E 5,V .122

Ken n edy , W il l iam M . S cien tific studies appl ied to riv

eting.

I n temaaticnal marin e engin ee ring, S ept. 1916 , i'. 92 1 : 408 - 413.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .2 1

P

S H LPBULLDING l 43

1252 1916 B as si,A . Comparison between pneumatic and electric

1261

1262

1263

portable drills and geared hoists.

I n ternational marine engineering, S ept , 1916 , r . 21 : 434.

VM 1 .M3 ,v .2 1

S tew ar t , Cecil P . l Vel l enough if left alone .

Annalist,Oct. 9

,1916

,v. 8 : 455, 463. H G1.N 6 ,v .8

Am erican shipbuilding boom .

E ngineer (Zonclon ) . Oct. 6‘

1916 . T . 307.

TA 1 .E 5,V . 122

L iddel l , A . R . Longitudi nal stresses of ships .

E ngine er (L ondon ) , Oct. 20. v,1932 : 334—345.

TA 1 .E 5,V .122

Huge plate and angle shop andmold loft. complete at Fo reRiver shipy ard, Quin cy , Mass .

I n ternational mam’

ne engineering, No v.

,1916 . r . 21 : 484—480.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .2 1

Th or pn eumatic tools in shipyards anddry dock“

I n ternational marin e engin eering, Nov .

,1916 . n . 521 : 504—506 .

VM 1 .M3 ,V .2 1

Tay l or , S . lVorld w ide demand for American shipI n ternational mar in e engineer ing, Dec. 1916 , r . 21 : 523- 6 25.

VM 1 .M3,V .2 1

Dis tortion of ships .

S cien tific American,Dec. 9

,1916 r . 115: 524. T 1 .s5,v . 1 15

Am erica and loadline regulation of ships.

S cien tific Amer ican supp lemen t D ec. 30,1916

,r . 82 :

T 1 .852 ,v .82

1917 Chamber l ain , E . T . A reawakened industry.

An nalist, Jan . 8, 1917, r . 9 : 40, 87. H G 1 .N 6 ,v .9

E mm e tt , W . L . R . Advantaores and future of electric shippropulsion .

E lectrical wor ld. Jan . 6 1917.“v . 619 : 53- 5 . TK1 .E 5,v .69

L iddell , A . R . R ol ling of ships and methods of damping it.

I n tern ational marin e engineering, Jan . 1917,r . £22 : 3—5.

m 1 .m3 ,v .22


264 1917 Why is a doo r ?

1266

1271

1274

I n ternational marin e engin eering, Jan . 1917,n . 923: 336—27.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .22

S hipbuil ding in the Un ited S tates in

I n ter na tional m arine engineering, Jan . 1917,n . 99 : 28— 30.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .22

Croun se, W . L . New status of American shipbuilding.

I ron age, Jan . 4 1917 99 : T 1 .I 7 ,v .99

A dv an ce in American shipbuilding.

I ron age, Jan . 4, 1917, r . 99 531— 35.T I -17N -99

Tay l or , S tev en son . B right future for American ships.

Marin e review,Jan . 1917

,r . 47 : 132— 14.

VK1 .M8 ,v .47

Plum bing system on a landbattleship .

Metal worker , Jan . 5,1917

,r . 87 : 767— 769. Ts200.M4,v .87

S tark , C. J. Ship yards broke reco rds in 1916. A review

of unparalleled year in merchant shipbuilding with

special reference to the A tlan tic coast.

Marine rer ieia,F eb. 1917

,r . 47 : 54 VK1 .M3 ,v .47

S tudy of wave motion : w ith a View to coun teracting the

rol ling of ships .

S cien tific Am erican. supplemen t,F eb. 10

,1917, r . 83 : 92 .

T 1 .S 52 ,v .83

M odern technical work in I taly.

S cien tific Am erican mapplemen t, F eb. 17,1917, n . 83 :

105. T 1 .S 52 ,v .83

R oscher , E . K. F ilingdata on shipbuilding and shipping.

I n tern ationa l ma rine engineering, Al an. 1917, r 522 : 84—85.

VM 1.M3 ,V .22

Pow el l , J . W . Present position and prospects of“ American

shipbuilding.

I n ternational ma rin e engin eer ing, Mar . 1917, r . 87—90.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .22

Why is a l ightening ho le?

I n ternation al marin e engin eem’

ng. Mar . 1917, r . 29 : 97—98 .

VM 1 .M3 ,V .22



1288 1917 Pen dulum tank for testing ship models.

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1294

I 296

1297

1298

S cien tific American. supp lemen t,Mag 19, 1917, c . 83 :

T 1 .S 52 ,v .83

E l ectrol y ser for ships .

E ngineer (L ondon ) , June 15, 1917, r . 123 : 549. TA 1 , E 5,V , 123

TW O and on e- quarter mil l ion ton s of m erchant. shipbuildingin the United S tates.

I n terna tion al marin e engineer ing, June ,1917

,r . 22 : 242—243.

VM 1 .M3 ,v .22

Bal dw in ,George J . S ol ving the problem of the ships.

I n te rn ational marin e engineering, Jnne , 1917, t . 22 : 248— 249.

VM1.M 3 ,V .22

Am erica ’s shipbuilding resources .

Living age, June 10, 1917, r . 293 : 699— 701 . AP 2 .L65,V .293

Cun arders launched on our Pacific coast.

World’s ivorlc, Jun e, 1917, n . 34 132 . A P 2 .W 8 ,v .34

M arv in , W . L . American shipbui lding— a real renais

sance.

American review of re views , Julg, 1917, r . 56‘

619— 72.

A P2 .R 4,v .56

Hungerford, E . Building the ships '

E nergbody’s magaz ine , July, 1917, r . 37 : I I I — 125.

AP 2 .E 9 ,v .37

John son ,A . F . Future of Am erican shipbuilding.

I n ternation al m arine engineering,Jn lg, 1917, v . 22 : 289- 290.

VM 1 .M 3 ,v .22

Goethal ’s great shipbuilding program .

I ron age, July 19, 1917, v . 100: 126— 127 . T 1 .I 7 ,v . 100

Great shipbuilding and lumber operations.

.l/ anufactn rers’ reco rd, r . 27

,Julg 12, 1917 : 554562

T S I .M3 ,v .72

1301

1302

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SH I PBUILDI NG 177

1917 Dy son , C.W . Developmen t ofmachinery in theUnited

S tates navy during the past ten years.

Engineer (London ) , Aug. 24—S ept. 7, 1917, v . 124: 170—171;190—191; 211

—212, 214. TA 1.E 5,v .124

I n ternational marine engineering, Nov. 1917—Feb. 1918, v .

22 498—502; 645- 547; v . 23 : 28- 30; 69—71.

VM1.M3.V -22- 23

S aunders , A . E . S traight- lined ship model experiments .

I n ternational marine engineerin g, Aug. 1917, v . 22 340—343.

VM1 .M3 ,V .22

Carr , M . F . S pecial composite ship construction .

I n ternational marine engineering, Aug. 1917, v . 22 360—361.

VM 1.M3 ,v .22

Griffi n , R . S . E lectric ship propulsion in the n avy.

Electrical world, S ept. 1, 1917, v . 70: 394—395. TK1 .E 5,v .70

E mm et t , W . L . R . Electric drive for warships.

Engineer (London ) , S ept. 14, 1917, v . 124: 228.

S ee also vol . 125, pages 435 and 455. TA 1 .E 5,v . 124

Cohee, T . L . Mold loft notes.

I n ternational marine engineering, S ept. 1917, v . 22 : 389—393.

VM 1 .M3 ,v .22

S tringham , A . W . Mission of the gyroscope in the ma

rine field.

I n ternational marine engin eering, S ept. 1917, v . 22 : 409.

VM I .M3,V .22

Subm arin e problem : saving ships with paint and smoke.

S cien tific American , S ept. 15, 1917, v . 177 : 188. T 1.s5,v .117

H odges , G . C. Little brown war - baby ; Japan builds

ships— Will she buildthem after the war ?S unset, S ept , 1917, v. 39: 92—93.

F851-895,V ~39

Sm ith , J. R . Building ships to beat the submarines.

American review of reviews, Oct., 1917, v . 393—396.

AP2 .R4,v .56

Gr aham , Th omas . A pparatus for interpreting stabil ityfor the use of shipmasters.

I n ternationa l marine engineering, Oct. 1917, v . 22 432—435.

VM 1.M3 ,V .22


1310 1917 Crosby , S . B . Cooling of magazin e or other in closed

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spaces by ventilation .

I n ternational marin e engin eering, Oct. 1917, v . 22 : 436.

VM 1.M3,V .22

Why is a gun foundation ? A rrangemen t and construction

of foundations for 5- in ch guns on merchan t vessels.

I n tern ational marine engineering, Nov . 1917,v . 22 504—505.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .22

M en z ies , A . F . New design of stern tube.

I n ternational marin e engin eering, Nov . 1917,v . 22 : 510.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .22

H ow andwhere are ship ventilators m ade ?

Metal worker , Nov . .9,1917

,v . 88 : 5614 62 . T 8200.M4,v .88

Our main lines of communication .

New statesman,Dec. 22

,1917

,v . 10: 272—273. AP 4.N 64,v .10

Sharrock , S tephen . An ancient Japanese industry.

Pacific marine review ,Dec. 1917

,v . 14: 586 1 .

VKl -P2 ,V ~14

H endrick ,B . J . Can we build these ships in time ?

Wor ld’s work, Dec.,1917

,v . 35: 172— 186 . AP 2 .W 8 ,v .35

1918 E lw el l , Dav id. Shipbuilding expedited by electric

service.

E lectrical w orld,Jan . 5

,1918

,v . 71 : 42—45. TK1.E 5,v .7 1

Progress of ship construction at emergen cy fleet yards.

E ngin eering (2 con tracting, Jan . 23,1918

,v . 49 : 823—84.

TA201 .E 5,v .49

Driv e piles for pair of thousand- foot shipways.

E ngineering n ews, Jan . 3

,1918

,v . 80: 30—32. TA 1.E 6 ,v .80

Hungerford, E . America’s armada in the making.

Harper ’s magazin e, Jan . 1918,v . 136 : 188—194.

AP 2 .H 3 ,v .136

P ow el l , J. W . Shipbuilding situation .

I n ternational marine engineering, Jan . 1918,v . 23 : 7—9 .

VM 1.M3 ,v .23

M cE n tee , W il l iam . Cargo ship l ines of simp le form .

I n tern ational marin e enginee7ing, Jan . 1918,v . 23 : 19- 21

VM 1.M3,V .23



1334 1918 Building of ships.

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American review of reviews, Mar. 1918, v . 57 : 258—261.

AP 2 .B 4,v .57

E l ec tric welding in the building of ships.

E lectrical wor ld, Mar . 30, 1918, v . 71 : 683. TK1.E 5,v .7 1

B erg, E . Propulsion of ships.

F ranklin ins titute. Jour na l,Mar . 1918

,v . 185: 317—322.

T 1.F8 ,v .185

R em arkabl e growth of I sherwood system of ship con

struction .

I n terna tional marine engin eering, Mar . 1918,v . 23 : 133.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .23

B l ack locust need for ships.

S cien tific American s upp lemen t, Mar . 16,1918

,v. 85: 174.

T 1 .S 52 ,v .85

S hipbuilding crisis.

Spectator , Mar . 9—16, 1918, v . 120: 245— 246, 276.

AP4.S 7 ,v .120

F ren ch ,F . J . Notes on shipbuilding.

American society of m echan ical engine ers . Journal , Apr.

1918,v . 40 : 289—292 . TJ1.A72 ,v .40

E l ec tric welding in shipbuilding.

E ngin eer , Apr . 12, 1918, v . 125: 329. TA 1.E 5,v .125

W al es , David. Ships to smash the sub blockade.

I l lus trated world,Apr . 1918

,v . 29 : 251—256. T 1.T2 ,v .29

M or se school for shipfitters. Elemen tary and advanced

courses for shipfi tters given at Morse dry dock and re

pair yard. [Brooklyn , New York]I n ternational marin e engineering, Apr . 1918, v. 23 : 190.

VM 1.M3,V .23

S ea t tl e speeds up shipbuilding.

I n ternational marine engineer-ing, Apr . 1918

,v . 23 : 210—212.

VM1.M3 ,V .23

W at ts , J . M . Motorships and their propel lingmachinery.

I n ternationa l marine engine ering, Apr. 1918, v . 23 : 201—206 .

VM 1.M3 ,V .23

sm r sunmm e l 81

1346 1918 S el by , G . W . Magnesite composition decking.

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I n ternation al mar ine engin eer ing, Apr . 1918, v . 23 : 215- 216.

VM 1.M3,V .23

H ow the ships are built.

Nation,Apr . 25, 1918, v . 106 : 496- 497. AP2 .N 2 ,v .106

Hur l ey , E . N . B ridging the Atlantic with ships.S cien tificAmerican , Apr . 6

,1918, v . 118 : 304—305.

T 1 .S 5,v .118

From cruiser to merchan tship .

S cien tific American , Apr . 27, 1918, v . 118 : 375. T 1 .S s,v . 118

Am erican promise and performance in regard to ships and

aeroplanes.

Curren t opinion ,May, 1918, v . 64: 3014 04. AP2 .CQ5,v .64

Mason ,A . J . Electric welding tests made by E mergency

fleet corporation .

E lectrical review ,May 11, 1918, v . 72 801—802.

TK l .E45,v .72

E mm ett , W . L . R . Use of electricity in propulsion of

ships ; electrical ly propel led merchant ship construction

in E ngland.

E lectrical wor ld, Mag 11, 1918, v . 71 992. TK1 .E 5,v .7 1

R iv e tl es s ship a possibility.

E lectrical wor ld, Mag 18, 1918, v . 71 : 1046. TK1.E 5,v .7 1

H ird, W . B . E lectric ship propul sion .

E ngineer (London ) , May 3, 1918, v . 125: 393—394.

TA 1.E 5,v .125

Turbo- el ec tric ship Wul sty Castle.

E ngineer (London ) , May 17, 1918, v .—426.

TA 1 .E 5,v .125

A s ton ishing rivet- driving reco rds.

E ngineering (fr con tracting, Mag 22. 1918, v . 49 : 493—494.

TA2 01 .E 5,V .49

N ew rivet-driving records in ship work.

E ngineering news,Mag 23, 1918, v . 80: 1014. TA 1 .E 6 ,v .80

Pow ell , J.W . H ow can we buildmo re ships ?I n ternational marine engineering, May, 1918, v . 23 : 271—272.

VM 1.M3 ,v .23


1359 1918 S kin n er and E ddy scarping machine.

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I n tern ational marine engineering, May, 1918, v . 23 : 291— 292.

VM 1.M3,V .23

Hurl ey ,E . N . Progress of shipbuilding in the United

S tates.

Journal of geography, May, 1918, v .—351.

G1.J87 ,v .16

Keeping track of our ships in building.

S cien tific Am erican,Mag 18, 1918, v . 118 : 468. T 1.S s,v .118

Dym en t , C. V . West coast shipbuilding.

Am erican review of reviews,Jun e

,1918

,v . 57 : 619—627.

AP2 .B 4,V .57

F ederal ships erected by derrick travelers.

E ngin eering n ews,Jime 13

,1918

,v . 80: 1129— 1132 .

TA 1.E 6 ,V .8O

S chw ab, C. M . Shipbuilder ’s job.

F orum,a e

,1918, v . 59 : 667—673. AP2 .F 8,v .59

Dudl ey , J. G . NVelding ship ’s parts together .

I n tern ational marin e engineering, June , 1918, v . 23 359—360.

VM 1 .M3 ,v .23

Bil l ’s plan to speedupthe ships.

Literary digest, a e 1, 1918, v . 57 : 393—33. AP 2 .L 58,v .57

S h ipbuilding in the Un ited S tates.

S cien tific Am erican , June 29, 1918, v . 118 : 582.

T 1.S 5,v .118

A l l en ,F . L . Convoying the ship of state.

Sun set magazin e, June, 1918, v . 40: 33—35. F 851 .895,v .40

B irdsal l , K. N . B iggest business in the world: Un cle S am

boatbuilder .

Travel,June

,1918

,v . 31 : 14— 18.

G149.T73 ,v .31

R apidly growing ship production speeded by the Emer

gency fleet corporation .

E ngin eering news,July 4, 1918, v . 81 : 40—44. TA 1 .E 6 ,v .81

Osier , C. A . S eattle shipbuilders overcome pioneer difficulties and set n ew speed records.

E ngin eering news,July 25, 1918, v . 81 : 160—164.

TA 1.E 6 ,v .81



1384 1918 Dev el opm en t of stern plating aroun dthe can t frames.

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1390

1391

1392

1393

1394

1395

I n ternational marine engineering, Aug. 1918,v . 23 486—487.

VM 1.M3,V .23

M o tt, George. Ship heating by guesswork routed by

science.

Metal worker , Aug. 23, 1918, v . 90 217—222. T8200.M4,v .90

H arding, E dward. Shortage of ships : what we have done

andwhat we have yet to do .

S cien tific American , Aug. v . 119 : 90—91. T 1 .s5,v .119

W elding a ship together electrical ly.

E lectrical review ,S ept. 28, 1918, v . TK1.E 45,v .73

A dam s , C. A . S tudy of electric welding aids in our ship

building.

Electrical wor ld, S ept. v . 72 455—456. TK1.E 5,v .78

More light on shipbuilding in Great Britain .

Engineer (London ) , S ept. 13, 1918, v .—224.

TA 1.E 5,v .126

Building a ship .

I ron age, S ept. v. 102 : 576. T 1.I 7 ,v .102

Laying down a ship .

S cien tific American supplemen t, S ept. 14, 1918, v . 86 : 164.T 1 .S 52 ,v .86

A n der son , N . L . Norwegian shipbuilding industry.

U. S . Bureau of foreign anddomestic cornene rce. Daily con

sular and trade reports,S ept. 21 , 1918, no. 222 : 1102.

H01 .3 198 1918,n o.222

U ni ted S tates now world’s greatest shipbuilding country

leaps from thirdto first place in l ittle over a year.

U. S . Committee on public information . Ofiicial bulletin ,v. 2, S ept. 24, 1918 : 533- 24. D570.A2A3 ,v .2

Hutchison , P . A . Our shipping lesson on the Pacific.

A sia, Oct., 1918, v . 18 : 859—864. H F3119.A5,v .18

R ates of ship construction .

I ron age, Oct. v . 102 . 906—907. T1.I 7,v .102

SH IPBUI LDING 185

1396 1918 U n ited S tates leader in shipbuilding.

1397

1398

[399

1401

1403

1404

1405

1406

I ron trade review ,Oct. 3

,1918

,v . 63 : 793. T S 300. I 745,v .63

S hipping and shipbuilding at Philadelphia.

Nautical gazette, Oct. 26 , 1918, v . 94 225. VK1.N 3 ,v .94

R oosev el t , Th eodore. Production must increase not de

crease.

Open shop review, Oct. , 1918, v . 15: 405—410.

Am erican shipbuilding figures. Tables.

U. S . Bureau of fo reign and domestic commerce. Dailyconsular and trade reports, Oct. 3, 1918, n o . 232 34—35.

HCI .B 198 1918 ,n o .232

S harp, Hun ter . Belfast’s shipbuilding activities.

U. S . Bureau of foreign and domestic commerce. Dailyconsular and trade reports, Oct. 21, 1918, no . 247 : 278.

H Cl .3 198 1918 ,n o .247

S hips by the hundreds mean success in war and very life of

nation, governm ent officials agree.

Un ited S tates shipping board emergency fleet corporation .

Emergen cy fieet news, v . 1, Oct. 10, 1918 : 11.

H E 745.A42 ,V .1

Hurl ey , E dwardN . Future of shipbuilding program de

pends upon efliciency shown by yards andmen .

United S tates shipping board emergency fleet corpo ration .

E mergency fieet news,v . 1

, Oct. 31, 1918 : 1—2 .

H E 745.A 42 ,V .1

Can ada’s shipbuilding industry .

Nautical gazette, Nov. 9,1918

,v . 94: 256 . VK1

.N 3 ,v ,

94

Can ada’s n ew state ship company.

Nautical gaz ette, Nov . 16 , 1918, v . 94 277. VK1.N8,v .94

F ran ce ’s shipbuilding program .

Nautical gazette, No r . 16,1918, v . 94 277. VK1 .N 3 ,v .94

S tandish , R . M . Can we depend on perm anent shipbuilding?

Oregon voter,Nov . 16

,1918

,v . 15: 217—218.

186 LIB RARY OF CONGRESS

1407 1918 Am erican shipbuildingduring the war [table] .

1408

1409

1410

1411

1412

1415

U. S . Bureau of foreign and domestic commerce. Daily

consular and trade reports, N ov. 15, 1918, n o. 269 : 631.

H Cl .B l QS 1918 ,n o.269

Dav is , John K. Shipbuilding industry of An tung.

U. S . Bureau of fo reign and domestic commerce. Daily

consular and trade reports, Ncv . 20, 1918, no . 273 : 697.

E CL B I QS 1918 ,n o .273

British view of American ship production generous.Un ited S tates shipping board emergency fleet corporation .

E mergency fieet news, v . 1,Nov . 21

,1918 : 4.

H E 745.A42 ,V . 1

S chw ab, Char l es M . Address on shipbuilding.

B oston city club bul letin , Dec.

,1918

,v . 13 : 41—46.

H S 2725.B786 15,V . 13

S hipbuil ding in Great B ritain during andafter the war .

E conomic wor ld, Dec. 7,1918

,n . s .

,v . 16 : 808.

Orde, E . L . Future of shipbuil ding.

E ngineer (L ondon ) , Dec. 6 , 1918, v .—499.

TA 1.E 5,V .126

F ros t , M . 0. S outh is building ships.

National marin e, Dec. ,1918

,v .

—47.

Progr ess of shipbuilding in China. Tables.

U. S . Bureau of foreign and dome stic comme rce. Daily

con sular and trade reports,Dec. 19

,1918

, no . 297 : 1076

1078. H C1 .R 198 1918 ,n o.297

B ritish view of American ship production generous.

Un ited S tates shipping board emergency fleet corpo ration .

E mergen cy fleet n ews, v . 1 , Dec. 19, 1918 : 4.

H E 745.A42 ,V . 1

1416 1919 Suv erkrop, E . A . Copper - pipe smithing in the Sun

1417

shipyard.

American machin ist,Jan . 30, 1919, v . 50: 205—207

TJ1.A5,V .50

Don n el l y ,W . T . Application of buoyan cy boxes to the

S . S . Lucia for the Un ited S tates shipping board; ahstract.

American society of mechan ical engineers. Journal,Jan .

1919, v . 41 : TJ1.A 72 ,v .41



1429 1919 H al s tead, A lber t . Shipbuilding activities in Sweden .

1430

1431

1432

1433

1434

1435

1436

1437

1438

U. S . Bureau of foreign and domestic commerce. Dailyconsular and trade reports, Jan . 9

,1919

,n o. 7 : 120.

H Cl .R 198 1919,n o.7

P redic t bright future for shipbuilding.

I ron age, F eb. 27,1919

,v . 103 : 557—558. T 1 .I 7 ,v .103

T rim of ships.

S cien tific American supp lemen t, F eb. 22 1919,v . 87 : 127.

T 1.S 5,v .87

R ichardson , E . V . Shipbuildin g activity at Quebec.

U. S . Bureau of foreign and domestic commerce. Com

merce reports,F eb. 6

,1919

,n o . 31 : 590.

H CI .R 198 1919,n o.31

Goodal l , S . V . Welding as a process in ship construction .

Am erican institute of electrical engin eers. Proceedings,Mar .

,1919

,v . 38 : 329—335. TK1.A 6 13 ,v .38

General electric review,Man

,1919

,v . 22 213—216.

TK1 .G5,V .22

Objec tiv es of the administration ’s shipbuilding program .

Econ omic wor ld,Mar . 1 , 1919, n . s.

,v . 17 : 301.

Shipbuil ding situation in Japan .

Econom ic world,Mar . 22

,1919

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,v . 17 412.

S hipbuil ding situation in Japan .

U. S . Bureau of foreign and domestic commerce. Com

mer ce reports, Mar . 8,1919

,no . 56 : 1090— 1091.

Manitow oc shipbuilding company.

I n ternational marine engineering, Apr .,1919

,v. 24: 271

280. VM 1 .M3 ,v .24

Japan makes a ship -building record.

Literary digest, v . 61,Apr . 26, 1919 : 22 . Apz_L 58 ,v .6 1

HI STORY

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213—3367 V 46 .A5

1440 A n th iaum e, A . Cartes m arines, con structions navales, voy

ages de découverte chez les Normands 1500—1650.

Paris,E . Dumont

,1916. 2 v . illus .

,diagrs.

17—31768 GA23 1.A8

Artifi an o y de Gal dacan o , Gerv as io de. H istoria del comercio con las I ndias duran te el dominio de los Austrias,

escrito en lengua castel lana.

Barcelona ,Talleres de O liva de Vilano va, 1917. 350p.

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ix pl . (incl . fron t , maps) 25”

18—5351 HF 3685.A 7

1442 Bak er , A bijah R ichardson . The ark,ships and shipbuild

ing, with a brief history of the art. and a register of ves

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, 420 p.,1

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vessels buil t, from 1800 to 1873.

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as in the great public repositories : anddeduced from the

earl iest period to the presen t time.

L on don,B . F aulder [etc.] 1800—02. 3 v . fron ts. (1 fold. )

p lates (part fold. )14—21355 VM 15.C48

Chat ter ton , E dw ard Kebl e . F ore and aft, the story of the

fore aft rig from the earliest times to the presen t day.

Philadelphia, J. B . L ippin cott company, 1912. 347 p . col .

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,plans.

12—4362 VM311 .F 7CG

1448 S ailing Ships ; the story of their developmen t from the

earliest times to the presen t day.

L ondon , S idgwick ( 6 Jackson ,ltd.

,1909. xvi

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B ib l iography : p . 339—343.

9—35937 VM 15.CG

S teamships and their story.

London,New York [etc.] Cassel l and company, ltd.,

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1450 Cooke, A r thur 0 . Ships andsea—faringshown to the children .

L ondon and E dinburgh, T . 0. CGE. 0. Jack,limited, 1917.

121 p . (The“ S hown to the children series. E ditedby

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1451 Co tterill , Charl es Cl em en t and E . D . L it tl e . Ships and

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naval art, with historical il lustration s.

London , S eeley, Jackson , and Halliday, 1868. avi, 350 p .

incl . fron t. , illus.,p lates. 194m .

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1462 F orbes , R ober t B . Notes on ships of the past.B oston

,J. F . Cotter ct cc.

, prin ters, 1888. 154p. 194H E 746 .F72

1463 F rey , T . A . Renaissan ce of American shipbuilding.

Moody’s magaz ine, Apr . 1916

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HG1.M85,V .19

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[Wilmington , 1886] 490p . i/ncl . tables. fron t. , p lates, por ts.,

fold. p lan, facsims ., fold. diagrs.

I n ms. on fly - leaf : Written and comp i led by Harry Tay lorGause.

11—25391 VM25.W 7H3

Holm es , S ir George Charl es V in cen t . Ancien t andmodernships.

London,Prin ted for H . M. S tationery off , by Wyman and

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,p lates (partly

fold. ) fold tables. (Victoria and A lbert museum

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1470 H olzapfel , A . C. Evolution m Shipbuilding.

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Kel ly , R oy W . , and F . J . Al l en . The shipbuilding industry.

B oston and New York,H oughton Mifil in company, 1918.

p .

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19—100 vmzsx e

Konij n en burg,E . v an . Shipbuil ding from its begin nings.

B russels , Permanen t in ternational association of congressesof na vigation ,

E xec utive committee [1913] 3 v . p lates

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17—9993 VM 15.K7

1477 L aun ch of the first seven - masted steel schooner .

S cien tific American, Aug. 9, 1902 , v . 87 : 87. T 1 .S 5,v .87

1478 L esl ie, George. Shipbuilding of yesterday and to - day.

Cassier’s magazin e, Aug.

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‘New Y ork, 0. S cribne r’s sons, 1910. p . 2140

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pl ., map.

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p. : The v i king- sh ip d iscovered at Gokstad in Nor

way

Norwegian and Engl ish in paral le l co lumns.

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1486 Parker , F oxh al l Al exan der . The fleets of the world. The

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1496 S ch j ¢tt , Pe ter Ol rog. S am lede philologiske afhandl inger .

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Literatur und Quei len v . 1, p. [2 ]

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and E rn s t v on H al l e. Die S chifi'

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Deutschl andundim Auslande.

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1499 S eal ey , G . L . Presen t steamship l ighting comparedwith thatof twen ty years ago.

I n ternational marine engineerin g, Apr . 1917, v . 22 162.

VM 1.M3,v .22

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Oriental society , 1915B ib l iography of other recent memo irs dealing w ith the theoryof the m igrations of early culture [2 ] p . at end.

17- 22334 VK15.SB

1503 S om e old ships.

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T 1.S 5,v .87

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S tein itz , F ran cis . The ship , its origin and progress ;being a

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epochs,to the close of 1848; including the state of the

n avies of all nations, episodes, and lines of shipping;discoveries, colonization , and commerce ; with an appendix

,

con tain ing a concise description of every kind of vessel .

London,W. H . Al len and cc.

,1849. mi

, [3]—641, amavip . ilhts., 34pl . (part col . , incl . fron t. ) diagrs. 2

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CONCRETE SHI PS

1510 Air placed concrete for ships andbarges— Torcrete shipbuilding co .

Con crete,Dec. 1917

,v . 11 : 170.

TA680-C74m l l

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B oston,1918.

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1512 Am erican con crete in s titute and Portland cemen t associa

tion . Join t comm ittee reports on concrete ships.

E ngineering n ews,Dec. 13

,1917

,v . 79 : 1126—1127.

TA 1.E 6 ,v .79

1513 Am erican ocean -

going concrete steamship Faith.

E ngin eer (L ondon ) , Jun e 14, 1918, v . 125: 518—519.

TA 1 .E 5,v .125

1514 A re concrete ships desirable ?

S cien tific Amer ican supplemen t, Mar . 2 , 1918, v . 85: 133.

T l .S 52 ,v .85

1515 A re concrete ships feasible ? Report of Committee of Ameri

can concrete institute.

E ngin eering con tracting, Dec. 26,1917, v . 48 520—521.

TA 201.E 5,V .48

1516 A r ticl es on concrete boats andbarges.

Concrete- cem en t age, Dec. 1913, v . 3 : 272.TA 680-C74,V ~3

1517 B en ding stresses in concrete ships— a warn ing.

S cien tific American , Apr . 20,1918

,v . 118 : 354. T 1.85,v .118

1518 Buil din g a governmen t - ton con crete ship .

E ngine ering news, Dec. 12 , 1918, v . 81 : 1058—1065.

TA 1 .E 6 ,v .8 1

1520 Building concrete ships by pneumatic methods.

Con crete, S ept. 1917, v . 11 : 94.TA680.C74,v .1 1

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I n ternational marine engin eerin g, Nov . 1917, v . 22 496—497.

VM l .M3 ,v .22



i536 Con crete ships.

S cien tific American , July 28, 1917,v .131

1537 Con crete ships are beingbuil t by the Un ited S tates.

Engineeringnews,F eb. 7, 1918, v . 80:

‘

277—278.

TA 1 .E 6 ,V .8O

1538 Con crete ships making progr ess.

World’s work,F eb. 1918

,v . 35: 358. AP 2 .W 8,v .35

1539 Con crete ships n ot efficien t carriers .

S cien tific American supp lemen t,Feb. 15

,1919

, v. 87 : 101.

Con crete ships proposed to combat submarin e menace. Con

struction engineers work out plans for boats‘

of rein forcedconcrete that

'

are claimed to be Immun e agains t torpedoattacks.

Manufacturers record,v . 72 , July 26, 1917 : 54.

Con s truc tion of concrete ships. Letters and reports submitted oh the cost

,plan s

,and

‘

advantages in the constructionof con crete ships as submitted by constructing engin eers

to the chairman of the E mergency- fleet corporation and

the S enate comm erce committeeWashington , Govt. prin t. off , 1918. 58 p . 23C" I ( [U.S .]65th Cong., 2d sess. S ena te. Doc. 239)18—26516 VM 148.U6 1918 61

1542 Data as to the - ton concrete ship,Faith

,with commen t on

its cost .

E ngineering ct cont racting, May 22, 1918, v . 49 : 497

TA2 01.E 5,v .49

1543 Dav is , H . A . Concrete consistency measuredby new device.

Engin eering news, Mar . 27,1919

,v . 82 : 603—605.

TA 1.E 6 ,V .82

Den n y , M . Comparative carrying capacities andcosts of con

crete and steel ships.

Engineering and con tracting, Jun e 26, 1918, v . 49: 651.

TA201.E 5,V .49

1545 Den n y ,M aurice A . A preliminary survey of the possibil i

ties of rein forcedconcrete as a material for shipconstruction .

Sam and.

Skinning. illustrated, L ondon'MGr -f2 57918; "v?

so: 9334 40.

CONCRETE SH I PS 201

1546 Design features of concrete ship developedby governmen t de

partment of con crete ship construction .

Engin eering (9 con tracting, July 24, 1918, v . 50 88—89.

TA 201.E 5,v .50

Dodge, A . Hybrids of the sea.

I l lustratedwor ld, Aug. 1918,v . 29 : 861—864. T 1 .T 2 ,v .29

E ngl ish paper ’s commen t on stone shipbuilding.

Un ited S tates shipping board emergency fleet corporation .

Emergency fleet n ews, v . 1,Nov . 28

,1918 : 4.

H E 745.A42 ,V .1

1549 E spital l ier , G . Construction Of rein forced concrete ships byHennebique andMarel le systems.

E ngineering ( fa con tracting, May 29, 1918, v . 49 : 519—521.

TA 201.E 5,v .49

1550 E v eret t, H . A . Fal lacy of concrete ships.

I n ternationa l marine engineering, F eb. 1918,v . 23 61—63.

VM 1.M3 ,v .23

1551 F awcet t, W . Governmen t attitude on the concrete ship .

I n ternational marine engin eering, July, 1918, v . 23 381—382.

VM I .M3 ,V .23

1552 F erro- con crete ships.

Natu/re,Nov . 15, 1917, v . 100: 205- 207 Q1.N 2 ,v .100

1553 F erro - con crete ships.

S cien tific American supp lemen t,Oct. 20

,1917

,v . 84: 245.

T 1 .S 52 ,v .84

I n ternational marine engin eering, Ncv . 1917,v . 22 493—495.

VM 1 .M3,v .22

1554 F err o- con crete vessels.

S cien tific American supp lemen t,June

,1916, v . 83 : 375.

T 1 .S 52 ,v .83

I nternational marine engineering, July, 1917, v . 22 303.

VM 1 .M3 ,v .22

1555 First big concrete hul l takes w ate r ; the - ton F aith.

E ngine ering news, Mar. 21, 1918, v . 80: 580. TA 1.E 6 ,v .80

1556 {Thefi rst concrete boats.

TA680.C74,V .10


1557 Fir s t large concrete ship is building at S an F rancisco .

E ngineering news,Jan . 17, 1918, v . 80: 105— 108.

TA 1.E 6 ,v .80

1558 - ton rein forced concrete ship building in RedwoodCity,Californ ia.

I n ternationa l marine engine ering, Jan . 1918, v .— 13.

m l .M3 ,v .23

1559 Fl et ch er , D . and others. Wooden and concrete ships.

Congressional r ecord,65ih Cong.

,2d sess.,

v . n o . 247

(curren t file) —12589

I n issue of Oct. 28, 1918. J11.3 5,v .56

1560 Freem an , J. E . Developmen t of concrete barge and ship con

struction .

American society of mechanical engineers. Journal , Apr .

1918, v .

—297. TJ1.A 72 ,v .40

Progress in the application of concrete to barge and

shipbuilding.

Western society of engin eers. Journal , Mar . 1918, v . 923

205—220. TA 1.W 52 ,v .23

S ame cond. American society of mechan ical engineers.

Journal , Apr . 1918,v .

—297.T I 1-A72 ,V .4O

1562 Gov ernm en t builds concrete ships.

Concrete, June, 1918, v . TA 680.C74,v .12

1563 Gov ern m en t concrete ships engage large co rporation .

E ngineering news,Mar . 7

,1918

,v . 80: 450—451.

TA 1.E 6 ,v .80

1564 Gov ern m en t designs andbuilds - ton concrete ships.

E ngine ering news, July 4, 1918, v .— 21. TA 1 .E 6 ,v .81

1565 Great Britain is building concrete ships.

Engine ering news, S ept. 736

, 1918, v . 81 : 578. TA 1.E 6 ,v .81

1566 Gueritte, T . J . Ferro - concrete ships.

S cien tific American supp lem ent,May 4—11, 1918, v .

287; 298—5299. T 1.sse,v .85

1567 H aug, T . L . E . Reinforced concrete ships.

I n ternational marin e engineering, Apr. 1917, v .

VM I .M3 ,V .22


204 L I BRAR Y or CONGRE SS

1579 M el v in , R . B . Suggestion for concrete ship construction .

Concrete, Dec. 1917, v . 11 : 192. raeso,c74,v .11

1580 M onk s , A . G . Concrete shipyard at Wilmington , N . C.

I nternational marine engineering, Aug. 1918,v . 23 452—454.

VM 1.M3 ,v .23

1581 More con crete ships are beingbuil t in E ngland.

E ngineering n ews,May 2 , 1918, v . 80 872 . TA 1 .E 6 ,v .80

1582 Myer s , C. C. S lag as an aggregate for concrete ships.

I ron age, July 18, 1918, v . 102 : 152—154. T 1 .I 7 ,v .102

Engineer (L ondon ) , N ov . 22 , 1918, v . 443 .

TA 1.E 5,v .128

1583 N ew Y ork . Publ ic l ibrary . Naval architecture and shipbuilding : a l ist of references in the New Y ork Public Library, comp . by Rol lin A . S awyer, r .

New York. Public library. Bulletin , Jan .- Feb.,

1919, v .

zs81.N 63 ,v .23

Reinforced concrete p . 81—87.

Also printed separatel y . 2 6834.S 5N 5

1584 P henis , Al bert . Wil l the concrete steamship measure up to

the builders’expectation s ?

Manufacturers record, Apr . 4, 1918, v . 73 : 75— 77.

TS l .M3,v .73

1585 Pl an to build ships of con crete.

Power,Aug. 14, 1917, v . 237. TJ1 .P7 ,v .46

1586 P ol l ock , W al ter . Rein forced concrete vessels.

S yren andshippingil lustrated, L ondon ,Mar . 27, 1918, v . 86

‘

941—951.

1587 Pool e H arbor , E nglan d, shipyard for building reinforced

concrete vessels.E ngineering (2 con tracting, Dec. 25, 1918, v . 50 587—588.

TA 201.E 5,V .50

1588 Portl and cem en t as sociation , Chicago . Concrete ships, a

possible solution of the shipping problem .

Ihicago, Portland cemen t association , 35 p . illus .

(in cl . p lans )B i bl iography : p . 34—35.

17—21917 VM 149.P6

CONCRETE SH I PS 205

1589 Por tlan d cem en t asso ciation ,Chicago . Progress in con

crete ship construction .

Reinforcedconcrete cargo steamship F aith.

Chicago , Portland cemen t association , 10 p .

Successful trial trip of the reinforced con crete cargo

steamship Faith:Chicago, Portland cemen t association , 15p .

What the press is saying about concrete ships as a pos

sible solution of the shipping problem .

Chicago , Portlandcemen t association ,11 p .

1593 Progress in building con crete ships.

America/n review of reviews, F eb. 1919, v . 200— 201.

AP 2 .B4,v .59

1594 Progress in reinforced concrete ship building.

E ngineering ( 2 con tracting, Dec. 1917,v . 48 532—534.

TA201.E 5,V .48

1595 A rein for ced concrete barge in service.

Con crete- cemen t age, F eb. 1913,v . 2 : 93—94. TA680.C74,v .2

1596 R ein for ced concrete barges on the Pacific division of the

Panama Canal .

E ngin eerin g record, May 28, 1910, v . 61 707— 708.

Gives reason s for the use of re in forced concrete , and i l lustrates and describes the barges .

”TA 1.E 62 ,v .6 1

1597 R ein for ced concrete boat in U . S . service in Chicago.

Concrete,Dec. 1917, v . 11 : Tasso.c74,v .11

1598 R ein for ced concrete boats.

Engineer (London ) , Dec. 28,1917

,v . 124 572.

TA 1.E 5,v .124

1599 R ein for ced concrete cargo steamer ; plan s and specifications of- ton vessel .

I n ternational marine engineering, F eb. 1918, v . 23 : 64—65.

VM1 .M3,V .28

1600 R ein for ced con crete in shipbuilding.

S cien tific American , Mar . 21,1908

,v . 98 : 199. T 1.85,v .98

206 L I BRARY or CONGRE SS

1601 R ein for ced concrete m otorship Beton I launched bottom upwards.

I n ternational marin e engineering, Dec. 1917, v . 22 536—537.

VM 1.M3 ,v .22

1602 R ein for ced concrete shipbuilding.

I n ternational marin e engine ering, Juby, 1917, v . 22 285— 286.

VM 1.M3 ,v .22

1603 R ein for ced concrete shipbuilding in Dorsetshire.

E ngineer (London ) , Nov . 15,1918

,v . 126 : 408—410.

TA 1.E 5,V .126

1604 R ein for ced concrete shipbuilding in Norway.

Engineer (L ondon ) , Dec. 14, 1917, v . 124 524.

TA 1.E 5,v . 124

1605 R ein for ced concrete ships.

Engineer ingandmining journal , Aug. 4, 1917, v . 104: 202.

TA 1 .E 56 ,v . 104

1606 R einfor ced concrete ships.

Power and the engin eer , Aug. 28, 1917, v . 46’

304.

TJ1.P7 ,v .46

1607 R ow l an d, W . Experiences gain ed from rein forcedconcrete

barges built for the Panama Canal .

Engineering record,May 29, 1915, v . 71 684—686.

TA 1.E 62 ,v .71

1608 S ea-

going ships of concrete : rein fo rced concrete boat build

ing in Norway andMontreal .

Concrete,Dec. 1917, v . 11 : 169— 170. TA 680.C74,v . 11

S hips of puffed brick.

S cien tific American , Mar . 29, 1919, v . 120 314.

T 1 .S 5,v .120

S hips of stone— 1849 to 1918.

S cien tific American ,Aug. 31

,1918

,v . 165. T 1.85,v .1 19

S kerret t , R . G . Ferro - concrete shipbuilding in Norway.

I n ternational marine engineering, Jan . 1918,v . 23 : 14—17.

VM 1.M3 ,V .23

Ships of stone.

S cien tific American , Nov. 17,1917

,v . 117 : 361. T 1.ss,v .117

S cene cond. American review of reviews, Jan . 1918, v . 57 :

AP2 .R 4,V .57



U n ited S tates sh ipping board em ergen cy fleet corpora-z

tion . Construction of concrete Ships : Special report submitted to EdwardN . Hur ley, chairman of the Emergencyfleet corporation , together with an estimate Of appropriation relating to con crete ships

,also a detaileddescription

of the proposed con struction of same.

Washington ,Govt. print. off. p . (65th

Cong.

,2d sess. S enate. Doc. 222)

Subm itted by R . J . W igg, chief engineer, Dept. of concretesh ip construction .

13 46455 VM 148.A 5 1918

1624 W eber , C. New methods devised for building ships of con

crete.

Engineering record, Dec. 23, 1916, v . 74: 779—780.

TA 1 .E 62 ,v .74

I n ternational marine engineering, Jan. 1917,:v. 22 2—3.

vm1 .m3 ,v .22

1625 What the year has taught about the con crete Ship .

Engineering news, Jan . 2 , 1919, v . 82 : 14 TA l -E 6N -82

1626 Why I s a concrete Ship ?I n terna tional marine engineering, Oct. 1917, v . 22 . 442—444.

VM 1.M3 ,v .22

1627 Why not concrete Ships ?

Concrete, S ept. 1917, v . 11 : 83.TA 680-C74N -11

1628 W igg, R . J. Hydrated lime for ship concrete.

Concrete, Mar .,1919

,v . 14: 109— 110.

TA 680-C74N J 4

and S . C. H ol l is ter . Construction problems many in

building con crete ships.

Engin eering n ews, July 11 , 1918, v . 81 : 93—95. TA 1.E 6 ,v .81

IRON AND STEEL SHI PS

( S ee also S tandard ization )

1630 Abel l , W . S . E letric weldingfor shipbuilding.

S cien tific American supp lemen t, F eb. 1 , 1010, v . 87 : 70-80.

T 1.S S 2 ,v .87

1631 Adam s , C. A . E lectric welding in shipbuilding.

General electric review ,Dec.

,1918

,v . 21 : 830—830.

TK1 .G5,v .2 1

Welding by electricity in shipbuilding industry.

E lectrical wor ld,Jan . 11

,1019

,v . 73 : TK1.E 5,v .73

1633 [Am erican shipm as ter ’s association ] Rules for the con

struction and classifi cation of iron vessels.

[New Y ork? 18 p. 20“

8—17131 VM311.A5

1634 Appl ication s of electricity in the con struction of steel ships.

E lectrical review ,July 7, 1017, v . 71 9—15.

TK l -E 45.V -7 1

1635 A rm ada of steel cargo ships built on the L akes.


E mergen cy fieet n ews, v . 1,Dec. 19

,1918 : 8.

H E 745.A42 ,V .1

[A tl an tic w ork s , B oston , Mass ] Wooden ships supersededby iron . Cheap iron indispensable for the revival of

American commerce. A commercial marin e essential to

n ational progress anddefence.

Boston , A . Mudge cfi son,prin ters

,1869. 55

, [1] p . fron t.,3 pl ., diagr.

CA 17—2059 VM 147 .A 8

Bates , W il l iam W al l ace . American ships ; their past and

future, and the question of wood or irOn for their con

struction , reviewed. I n two parts. Part I .

Chicago, The author,1870. iv

, [5]—88 p . 234No more pub lis hed .

10—25790

12 1739— 19 - 14


[B oyd, Frank Lin dsey ] Practical shipfi tting for men in

training schools and those engaged in steel hull construetion ; con tains useful in formation andmethods of layingofi

'

,with reference to the construction of steel merchan t

ships, comp . and preparedby Shl -Dk [pseud][Oakland, Cal ., Tribun e publishing cc.

,°1918] [1] p.

fo ld. p lates, fold. p lans,diagrs. 224

W ritten by Frank Lin dsey B oyd and Clarence Herbert Dyer.18—17993 VM 147 .B 7

B ritish experience with corrugated Ships.

S cien tific American,F eb. v . 118 : 141 . T 1 .S s,v .118

Con s truc tion of steel barges.

I n ternatio nal marine engineering, Aug. 1914, v . 319—323.

VM 1.M3,V .19

Cook , Cl aren ce W es tgate. S teel shipbuilder ’s handbook; anencyclopedia of the n ames of parts, tools, operations,trades

, abbreviations , etc.,used in the building of steel

ships.

New Y orlc [etc.] L ongmans , Gr een and oo .,1918. iv

,123 p .

fold. p lans . 184m

18—17764 VM 147 .C6

1642 Cox , H . J . Electric-

welding in ship construction .

I n ternational marine engineering, Jan .—F eb.

,1919, v . 24: 42

46; 95—99. VM 1.M3,v .24

1643 Curr , R ober t . L ake ship yard methods of steel ship con

struction .

Cleveland, The Marine review ,2 p . l .

,172 p . il lus .,

port, diagrs.

8—20039 VM311.C8

Den n y , M . Comparative car rying capacities andcosts of con

crete andsteel ships.

Engineering and con tracting, June 1918,v . 49 : 551.

TA201.E 5,V .49

Detail - drawing methodused for - ton steel ships.

Engineering news, Jan . 23,1919

,v . 82 : 188—190.

TA 1.E 6 ,v .82

1646 E l ec tric arc welding in shipbuilding.

Engineer (London ) , Aug. 23, 1918, v . 126 : 152- 163.

TA 1.E 5,v .126

S cien tific American supp lement, Oct. 12, 1918, v . 86 : 230.

T 1.852 ,v .86


212 m v or con emzss

Gov ernm en t will buildmany steel vessels.

I ron age, July 20, 1917, v . 100: 194—195. T 1.I 7 ,v .100

Gran tham , John . I ron, as a material for ship -building;

beinga commun ication to the Polytechn ic society of Liver

pooL

L ondon,S impkin , Marshal l , and co.

,1842. 2 p . l .

, [3] p .

7 pl . (part fold. )15—2533 VM 147.G7

I ron ship - building : with practical il lustrations.

L ondon [etc.] J. Weale,1858—62. vii

, [ I ] , 234p . fold. tab.

and atlas of 2 p . l .,diagrs. on 24pl . (part fold.)

[Weale’s rudimen tary series. n o. 54*

CA 17—2658 VM 146 .G8

1658 [Grimm S amuel R ] How to buildships : an essay upon theweakness of large iron steamships, with recommendationsfor making them strong. By a seaman .

New York,J.M. F erry, 1876. viii

,44p . diagrs. 16311313;k

15—2526 VM 147 .G3

1659 H il l , M . F . Cast steel ships.

I n ternational marine engin eering, Oct. , 1917, v . 22 435—430.

VM 1.M3,v .22

1660 H obar t , H . M . Adequacy of welding in constructinghul ls ofships.

General electric review,Dec.

,1918

,v . 21 840—843.

TK1.G5,V .2 1

Welding mild steel .

American institute of electrical engin eers. Proceedings,Apr .,

1010,v . 38 : 501—009.

TKl -A 6 13N -38

S am e cond. American institute of mining engineers.

Bulletin , F eb.,1919

,v . 146 : 517—561. Discussion : April ,

1919, v . 148 : 752—760. 148

H olm s , A . Campbel l . Practical shipbuilding; a treatise on

the structural design and building of modern steel ves

sels ; the work of construction , from the making of the

raw material to the equipped vessel , including subsequent

up- keep anddepairs. 3d ed.

London,New York [etc.] Longmans , Green and co.

,1916.

2 v . p lates (part fo ld. ) (v .

CONTENTS .— I . T ext — I I . D iagrams and i l lustrations .

17- 18054 VM145.H 74 1916

I RON AN D STE EL SHI PS 213

1663 Hunn ew el l hul l ; combined steel and concrete ship .

I n ternationa l marine engineering, F eb.,1918

,v . 23 : 56.

VM 1.M3 ,V .23

I rv in e, A . First iron vessel in Great B ritain .

S cien tific American , Jan . 11,1902

, v . r 1.ss,v .80

L aun ch of the first seven -masted steel schooner.

S cien tific American,Aug. 9

,1002

,v . 87 : 87.

T 1~55.v .87

Ll oyd’s rules for the con struction of steel vessels.

New Y ork,L loyd

’

s register of shipping, 1016.

1667 Lungl ey’s unsinkable iron ships.

London [T . Danks,prin ter] , 1861. 8 p . 22”

“ Reprin ted , by perm iss ion . from the S team shipp ing chronicle.

CA 17—2660 VM 147 .L85

1668 M a n i t o w o c shipbuiding company , Manitowoc, Wis .

Fitters hand book.

[Man itowoc] Man itowoc shipbuilding company, 1017. [10]p . illus.

11) - 10270 VM147 .M2

l 668a [Names of the differen t parts of a ship . How a ship isbuilt. S hip building trades]

[Man itowoc] Manitowoc shipbuilding company,°1017. [20]

p . p lates (3 double )17—21914 VM 147 .M3

1669 M orrison ,J . H . I ron and steel hull steam vessels of the

United S tates.

S cien tific American supplemen t, Oct. 21- Nov . 25, 1005, v .

60 24918 24020 24028— 24030; 24043—24045; 24064- 24066

24080—24082; 24006— 24008.TI -S S 2 ,V -60

1670 M iil l e'

r,E rn s t Augus t A l fred. E isenschifl

'

bau.

LeipzigundB erlin , B . G. Teubner , 1010. vi,170 p . il lus.

,

fold. pl . vm14e.ms10—20831

1671 Murphy ,John M cL eod. American ships and ship -builders.

New Y ork, 0. TV. Ba ker , prin ter , 1860. 23 p .

VM285.M9


N ew Y ork . Public l ibrary . Naval architecture and ship

building : a l ist of references in the New Y ork Publ ic

Library, comp . by Rol l in A . S awyer , j r .

New Y ork. Public library. Bul letin,Jan .

—F eb.,1010

,v .

23 : 13—50; 73—94. Z881 .N6B ,v .23

I ron and steel ships p . 35—50; 73—81.

A l so printed separately . Z6834.S 5N5

1673 [N ew s tead, R alph ] Ralph’s ship fi tters ’ edition for studen ts,begin n ers and ship workers.

S an F ran cisco,Cal . [Progress prin ting 01018. 1 p . l. ,

46 p . il lus.

,diagr . 155m .

18—10787 VM 147.N 6

1673a Audel’s ship fitters’ guide ; a practical treatise on steel

ship building and repairing, with in struction in mold loft

work,lifting, duplicating, including template making

plan reading— parts of a steel ship— terms and defini

tions —developing plates and bars— shearing—i—beveling

Scarphing—Q-in serting liners— riveting and rivet tables.

New Y ork, T . Audel ( 6 cc., 4 p . l . , 183, 9 p . incl .

tables,diagrs. 17cm.

19— 12643 VM146 .N4

1674 N iel son , J . F . App lication of electric power to shipyards.

I nstitution of electrical engin eers; Journal, Dec.,1018

, v .

57 : 57— 61. TK1.I 4,v .57

N o rivets in steel Ships of the future.

Curren t op in ion,Apr .,

1019,v . 66 : 267—268. AP 2 .095,v .66

Ol cot t , Char l es . I ron ships. S pecification of O lcott’s n ew ly

in ven ted self- bal lasting iron safety ships. I n ven ted byCharles O lcott, 1815. Paten ted by him Julv 13

,1835.

Pub. for the particular use of the ship builders and naval

architects of the United S tates.

Washington , Prin ted by D . Green,1835. 16 p .

14—8324 VM 147 .043

1677 R adford,W il l iam . On the con struction of the ark, as adaptedto the naval architecture of the presen t day ; on the equipmen t O f vessels

,and on steam n avigation to I ndia.

London,J . Weale

,1840. 3 p. l .

, [v]— cci, 90 p . 18g”

.

15- 0445 VM 149 .R 13

1678 R ober ts , W . L . Arc welding in shipyards.

General electric review ,Dec.

,1018, v . 21 860—864.

TK1 .G5,V .2 1



1690 S teel stern -wheel towboat S lack Barrett for use on the Ohio

andMississippi Rivers.

I n ternational marin e engineering, Ncv . 1914, v . 10: 484—487VM 1.M3 ,v .19

1691 U . S . Bureau of navigation (Dept. of commerce) . S teel - shipbuilding in the Un ited S tates on July 1, 1916.

[Washington , Govt. prin t. of .,1016] 13 p . 234

17—26029 VM23.A 6 1916

1692 U . S . S hipping board. A discussion of condition s affectingship production

,together with an estimate Of ship de

liveries (steel and wood) April to December , 1918, with

appendices, by S . M. Evan s.

Washington , Govt. print. ed. ,1018. 52 p . fold. tab. 23

A report, based upon an exam ination of every S tee l - sh ip bui l ding yard in the country , subm itted to Edward N . Hurley ,chai rman of the S h ipp ing board .

18—26454 HE745.A2 1918b

W al ton ,Thom as . Presen t- day shipbuilding. A manual for

studen ts and ships’ officers for their respective examina

tions ; ship - superin tenden ts,surveyors, engineers, ship

Owners, and shipbuilders. Being chapters I I I ., W .,

W . ,VI I .

,

of S teel ships, revised, en largedandspecial ly arranged,with test question s and answers.

L ondon,C. Grifiin cC° company, limited, 1007. an

,224 p.

il lus.,p lates (partly fold. ) 23cm.

8—14537 vmmew as

1694 S teel ships : their construction and main tenance. A

manual for shipbuilders,ship superin tenden ts, students,

andmarine engineers. 2d ed.

L ondon, 0. Grifiin and co.

,1002 . xiv

,200 p . fron t. , illus. ,

plates (partly fold. ) diagrs.

Later ed ition publ ished under the title Present-day ships.

428746 VM 146 .W 3

S teel ships. 6th ed.

Philadelphia, J. B . Lippincott, 1018.

1696 W atson ,Thom as H en ry . Naval architecture : a manual on

laying- O ff iron , steel , and composite vessels. 3d ed.

London , New York,Longman s, Green , cc.

,1017. an

,

171 p . illus., fold. diagrs. 254

18—13607 VM145.W32 1917

IRON AND STE EL SHI PS 217

W il s on , Th eodore Del av an . A series of ten lectures dcl iv

ered to the second class of cadet m idshipmen on the prac~

tice of building, launching docking and fi tting of U . S .

naval vessels ; together with a short exp lanation of the

method of building composite and iron vessels.

An napolis, Prin tedat theNaval academy [prefi 1872] 5 p . l .,2—103 p . 220m

“T he articles on compo si te sh ip - bui l d ing are taken from the

T ransactions of t he I nsti tute of naval arch i tects.

— I ’ ret.

l ei - 2553 VM149.W 75

1698 W in n e , H . A . S pot welding and some of its applications toship construction .

General electric review,Dec.

,1018

, v . 21 023—027.

TK1.G5,v .2 1

1699 Y oung, Char l es F rederick T . The foul ing and corrosion of

iron Ships : their causes andmeans of preven tion , with themode of app lication to the existing iron - clads.

L ondon , The London drawing association , 1867. viii, 212 p .

fold. front. , illus . , fold. pl . 2

18—1203 VM951 .Y 6

UNS I NKABLE SHI PS

B oats for al l a failure : n eed of “ inner Skin constr uction .

S cien tific American , June 27, 1014, v . 110: 514.T 1.85,v .110

Dickie, George W . Possibil ity of building a large passenger

l iner that would n ot under any Of the kn own mishaps at

sea lose her buoyancy or stabil ity and sink.

Engineer (L ondon ) , F eb. 6,1014, v . 117 : 163—164.

TA 1.E 5,V .117

I ntern ational marine engingecring, F eb.

,1014, v .

VM 1.M3,V .19

1702 Donn el l y ,W . T . Appl ication of buoyan cy boxes to the steam

ship Lucia for the Un ited S tates Shippingboard; abstract.I n ternational marine engineering, Dec. 1018

,v . 23 707—708.

VM 1.M3 ,V .23

1703 E l ey , Charl es V . A . Un sinkable Ships.

S cien tific American supp lemen t,Apr. 13—20, 1018, v . 85

238—230,250—251.

-1704 F l em ing, W . S nubbing the sub.

I l lustratedworld, July, 1018, v . 20: 604—606.T l -T2fi —29

1705 F ren ch design an unsinkable ship .

S cien tific American , July 13, 1018, v . 110: 32.T l -S 5,V -119

1706 Goul aeif , E . E . Un sinkable anduncapsizable Ships.

S cien tific American supp lemen t,F eb. 13

,1000, v . 67

TOG—103. T 1.352 ,v .67

1707 H orn e, L . E . Unsinkable Ships.

S cientific American , Oct. 21 , 1016, v . 115: 360.T l -S 5.V ~ I I 5

1708 L os t through insufficien t subdivision .

S cientific American,Jun e 6 , 1014, v . 110: 458.

T l -S 5.V ~ 110

1709 Lun gl ey’s unsinkable iron Ships.

London [T . Danks,prin ter] 1861. 8 p. 22

l vprin ted, by perm iss ion , from the S team sh ipp ing chron icle.

CA 17- 2660 VM 147 .L 85



1723 W al ker , John B ern ard. T orpedo can be beaten by the water

tight bulkhead.

S cien tific American,Aug. 18

,1917

,v . 117 : 112—113.

T 1 .S 5,v .117

A n unsinkable Titanic ; every ship its own l ifeboat.

New Y or/ c, D odd,Mead and company, 1912. 3 p . l .

,v—mi

,

185 p . incl . il lus.,p lates. front. 195

212—18295 VM147 .3.W 3

W ooden box device to insure buoyancy.

American lumberman , Mar. 16,1918

,n o. 2235: 42.

T5800.A 5,n 0.2235

WOODEN SHI PS

( S ee also S tandardization )

1726 A ppl ication s.

of electricity in the con struction of wooden ships.

E lectrical review,July 7, 1017, v . 71 16—21. TK1.E 45,v .7 1

1727 A re wooden ships a failure 2American lumberman

,F eb. 2

, 1018, no. 2220: 33.

T5800.A5,n o .2229

1728 Bending frames for wooden ships.

I n tern ational marine engineering, May, 1018, v . 23 : 300.

VM 1.M3,V .23

1729 Black locust need for ships.

S cien tific American supp lemen t,Mar. 16

,1018

,v . 85: 174.

T 1 .S S 2 ,V .85

1730 B rin ker , J. Wooden ships to save E ngland.

New Orleans, S outhern pine association , 1017.

1731 Building wooden vessels on the Pacific.

I n ter national marine engin eering, Jan.

,1010

,v .

— 71.

VM 1 .M3,V .24

1732 Clark,F . Hun tington . The problem of the wooden ship .

Manufacturers record, v . 72, July 12 , 1017 : 58—60.

TS I .M 3,V .72

1733 Crawford, J . E . Lumberman'

s view of the snipbuildingdelay.

American lumberman , Mar. 0, 1918, n o . 2234: 39.

TS S OO.A 5,n o .2234

Curtis , W il l iam H enry . The elemen ts of wood ship con

struction .

New York, McGraw -Hil l boo l c company, inc.

,1010. m i, 223

p. il lus. ( incl . plans )Chapter I pub l ished in 1918 as pt. I of a pamphlet issued bythe Un i ted S tates sh ipp ing board emergency fleet corporat ion , for use in its classes in wood shipbui ld ing. cf. Pref.

19—3083 VM 144.CS

221

222 LIBRARY or conunnss

1735 Dabn ey ,F rank . Wooden ship building on Puget S ound.

S tone (fir Webster j ournal , Apr. 1017, v . 20 270— 272.

TK1 .S 8,V .20

1736 Davis , Char l es Gerard. The building of a wooden ship , ed.

by Thos. W. Clarke and Frank S . D rown .

Philadelphia,Pa. [ I ndustrial service section , Un ited

S tates shipping board emergency fleet corporation ] 1018.

12 1 p . incl . fron t., il lus.,p lates

, fo ld. p lans. 251“

11)—5511 VM 144.D3

1737 Desm ond, Charl es . Wooden ship -building.

N ew Y ork, The Rudder publishing company 224p .

incl . il lus.

,tables, diagrs.

10—3986 VM144.D4

1738 Don n el l y , W il l iam T . Problem of the wooden cargo ship .

Description and calculations relative to construction of

ton deadweight carrying capacity cargo vessel .

Diagrams and2 p lates.

I n ternational marine engineering,May, 1917, v . 22 206—211.

VM 1.M3 ,V .22

1739 E ngin e scarcity may stop wood ship building.

American lumberman , S ept. 7, 1018, n o . 2260: 38.

T8800.A5,n0.2260

E s tep, H arv ey Col e. How wooden ships are built ; a practicaltreatise on m odern American wooden ship construction ,

w ith a supplemen t on laying off wooden vessels.

Cleveland, O .

,The P en ton publishing company, 1018. 2 p . l .,

vii—xi,101 p . il lus .

, diagrs.

S ee a lso Mar ine rev iew , June , 1917—Jan . 1918, v. 47—48.

18—11005 VM144.E 7

1741 E v eret t , H . A . Pro jected length of normal thickness of

wooden ship’

s p lanking.

I n ternational marin e engineering, Apr . 1018,v . 23 : 252.

VM 1.M3 ,V .23

1742 F am il iar scenes in a. modern shipyard.

S cien tific American supp lemen t,Aug. 17

,1018

,v . 86 : 104

105. T 1.852 ,v .86


224 mummy or coucnnss

Hughes , Charl es H . H andbook of ship calculation s,con

struction and operation ; a book of reference for shipown ers, ship officers, ship andengine draughtsmen , marineengineers, and others engaged in the building and operating of ships.

New Y ork,L ondon , D . A pp leton and company, 1918. 740

p.

Wood vessels p . 282—284a.

17—21881 VM 151.H 8 1918

1754 Kel l y , R oy W . andF . J. A l l en . The shipbuilding industry.

B oston and New Y ork,H oughton Mi/fiin company, 1918.

302 p. illus. 210m

T he bui lding of wooden sh ips p . 2 18—226.

19—100 VM23 .K3

1755 L am in ated ribs in wooden ship con struction .

American lumberman , Mar . n o. 2234: 33.

TS SOO.A5,n o.2234

1756 Lum berm en un justly are held responsibl e for ship delay.

American lumberman,Mar. 9

,1918

,n o . 2234: 32 .

T S S OO.A 5,n o.2234

1757 Machin es for making wooden ships.

S cien tific American , July 13, 1918, v . 119 : 33.T l -S 5,V -119

1758 Mah on ey , W . E . Wood shipbuilding.

Oregon voter,Jan . 4, 1910, v . 16 : 76— 79.

1759 Material s for two types of ships compared.

American lumberman,Mar. 16 , 1918, n o. 2235: 43.

T S S OO.A 5,n o .2235

1760 N ewtype may sol ve wooden ship problems.

American lurnberman Mar. 2 , 1918, n o. 2233 : 384 9.

T8800.A 5,n o.2233

1761 N ew type of con struction for wooden steamer designedby LeeB rin ton of S eattle.

I n tern ational marine engineering, May, 1918, v . 23 : 275.

VM1 .M3 ,v .23

J762 N ew type of wooden steamship .

E ngineeringd‘

i° con tracting, Mar 27,1918

,v . 49 : 324—325.

-19

WOODEN SHI P S 225

1763 N ew types of wooden ships building in Texas.

I n ternational marine engineering, May, 1918, v. 23 : 292—293.

VM1.M3,V .23

N ew Y ork . Publ ic l ibrary . Naval architecture and ship

building; a l ist of references in the New York Public

Library, comp . by Rol lin A . S awyer, jr .

New Y ork. Public library . Bulletin , Jan—F eb. 1919

,v . 23 °

13—50; 734 4.

Wooden sh ips p. 33—35. 2881.N 63 ,v .23

Also printed separately . Z6834.S § N 5

1765 Oakl eaf , H oward B . Douglas fir ship building. (Reprint )[Portland, Or.

,Penin sula shipbuilding company, 1916] 1 p .

l ., 9 p . il lus .

18—1303 VM 144.02

S ee also I nternational marine engineering , May , 1917 , v. 22 :

213—215. VM 1.M3 ,V .22

1766 Oregon con tributes first wooden steam ship to emergency fleet.I n ternational marine engin eering, Aug. 1918

,v. 23 470—471.

vm1 .m3,v .23

1767 Our war fleet of wood.

Literary digest, Apr . 28,1917

,v . 54: 1242—1243 .

AP 2 .L58,V .54

1768 Plan s completed for wood ships.

I ron trade review ,May 10, 1917, v . 60 1043 .

T SBOO.I 745,V .60

1769 Pow ers,A . C. Use of S outhern yel low pine in shipbuildin

I n ternational marine engine ering, F eb. 1917,v . 22 47—48.

VM1.M3 ,V .22

1770 R evival of wooden shipbuilding.

S cien tific American supp lemen t,June 16

,1917

,v . 83 : 37

377. T 1 .S 52,v .83

1771 R oun dy , H . J'

. Buildmore wooden ships.

I n ternational marine engineering, May, 1918, v . 23 277—279.

m 1.m3,v .23

1772 S haf ter , R . R . Large wooden shipyard on the Delaware.

I n ternationa l marine engine ering, Apr .

,v . 24 256—259.

VM 1 .M3,V .24

121739 —19— 15


1773 S hipyard of Columbia engineering works.

I n ternational marine engineering, May, 1918, v . 23 : 294—300.

VM 1.M3,V .23

1774 S outhern lumberman to give shipbuilding facts.

American lwmberman , Mar. 9, 1918, no. 2234: 48.

TS SOO.A5,n o.2234

1775 S torey , Charl es J. Lumber for a thousand Ships.

F orum , S ept , 1917, v . 68 : 363—366. Apz.ps,v .53

1776 Th ompson , W il l iam John , ed. Wooden shipbuilding; a

comprehensive manual for wooden shipbuilders,to which

is addedamasting andriggingguide.

Chicago, A . 0.McC’lurgcfi co.,1918. 5p. l .

,202 p.

’

19

18—10024 VM 144.

'1‘5

1777 Tons of steel are usedin wooden ships.

I ron trade review ,S ept. 27, 1917, v. 61 658—659.

TS SOO.I 745,v .6 1

Franklin institute. Jour nal , Nov .,1917

,v . 722.

T 1.F8,v .184

U nited S tates shipping board em ergen cy fleet corpora

tion . The elemen ts of wood ship con struction , pt. 1- 2.

Philadelphia, Pa , Education and training section , UnitedS tates shippingboardemergencyfleet corporation2 v. il lus.

Prepared by W . H. Curtis for the Education and training section of the Emergency fleet corporation .

— Pref.18—20181 VM144.U6

V an Gaasbeek , R ichardMon tgom ery . A practical coursein wooden boat and ship building, the fundamen tal prin

ciples andpractical methods describedin detail , especiallywritten for carpen ters and other woodworkers who desireto engage in boat or ship building, and as a text -book for

schools.

Ohicago, F . J. Drake (2 company 1 p. l ., 7—204p.

illus. (incl. plans) diagrs. 1spm.

218—16270 VM 144.

'

V3

Revivingthe lost art ofwooden ship building.

I ndustrial arts magazine, Dec. 1917, v . 482—485.

T6 l .16 ,v .6


STANDARDI ZATI ON

GE NE RAL

1791 The adv an ce in Am erican shipbuil ding. Plan t and methods

brought to a high standard— L abor situation not in lin e

with im provemen t in other respects.

I ron age, Jan . 4, 1917, v . 31—35,70—71.

T I -17N -99

“S tandard iz ation of product p . 35, 70—71.

1792 B eard, A . H . Fabricated ship .

Outlook, Apr . 10, 1918, v . 581—583. A2 2 .08,v .118

1793 Building the Ford submarin e- chaser Eagle.

I n ternational marine engineering, Jan .,1918

,v . 24 23

VM 1.M3,v .24

1794 Carse, H en ry R . Fabricated ship .

S cien tific American supplemen t, July 27, 1918, v . 57.

T 1.852 ,v .86

1795 Cohee, T . L . S tandardizing shipbuilding.

I n ternational marine engineering, May, 1917, v . 22 204.VM l .M3,v .22

Con nick , H . D . H . Fabricated ship ; skews taken out of theusual design and stem s not of cast steel .

I ron age, Mar . 14, 1918, v . 101 : 719.T I -17N -101

Croun se, W . L . The n ew status of American shipbuilding.

I ron age, Jan . 4, 1917, v . 99 : 27—30, 71.T 1.I 7,v .99

F abricated ship .

General electric review ,Aug.

,1918

,v .. 21 : 570—572.

TK1 .G5,v .2 1

1799 F abricated ship .

S cien tific American supp lemen t,July 27, 1918, v. 86 57.

T 1.S 52 ,v .86

1800 F abricated ship con struction at B ristol yard.

E ngin ering news,Mar . 20

,1919

,v . 82 : 557—561.

TA 1 .E 6 ,v .82

1801

1802

1803

1804

1805

1807

1808

1809

1810

1811

1812

STANDARDIZAT ION 229

F abricated- ship construction in one year’

s experience.

E ngincring news, Jan . 2

,1919

,v . 82 : 16— 17.

TA 1~E 6 ,V -82

Fabricated ship in America.

E ngin eer (L ondon ) , Dec. 20,1918, v . 523—524.

TA 1.E 5,v .126

F abricated ships.

Literary digest, Dec. 29, 1917, v . 55 27 AP 2 .L 58,V -55

Fabricating Shep andberth equipment at Sun shipyard, Chester

,Penn .

E ngineering n ews, Jan . 2,1919

,v . 82 : 57—61.

TA L E 6N -82

F erguson , H . L . War ’s effect on merchan t shipbuilding.

American society of mechan ical engineers. Journal,Apr.

,

1918,v . 40 298—302.

TJ1-A72N -40

War’s effect on merchan t shipbuilding.

S cien tific American supp lemen t,Dec. 1—8

,1917

,v . 84: 338

339,359.

T l .S 52 ,v .84

I n ternationa l marine engin eering, Dee. 1917,v . 22 532—536.

VM 1.M3,v .22

F ord wil l help standardization of vessels.

I ron age, Nov . v . 100: 1250—1251. T 1 .I 7 ,v .100

Hur l ey , E dward N . American ships— a field of vast techni

cal Opportunities.

E ngin eering n ews,Jan . 2 , 1919, v . 82 : 5 TA 1.E 6 ,v .82

Ken n edy , W il l iam M . S tandard ships and standard planning.

I n ternationa l mar in e engineer ing, Aug. 1917 v . 22 331—332.

VM 1.M3 ,v .22

Kl in e, R . E . “ The wil l build the fabricated ships ?I n ternational m arine engin eering, F eb. 1918

,v . 23 55

VM 1 .M3 ,v .23

Liddel l , A . R . S tandardised Ships.

E ngineer ( London ) . Jan . 25,1918, v . 125 : 72 . TA 1 .E 5.v . 12 5

L im itation s of standardized shipbuilding.

S cie n tific Am e rican supplement . May 1917 ,r . 83 : 334.

T l .S 52 ,v .83


1813 McA l eer , John A . S traight lin edand fabricatedships.

I n ternational marine engineering, Apr. 1918, v . 23 234— 236.

VM 1 .M3,V .23

1814 MacBride, J. D . Manufactured ships ; new methods to meetunusual conditions.

S cientific American supp lemen t,Mar . v . 87 130- 131.

T 1.S 52 ,v .87

1815 Marin e engineers discuss standardization at motor -boat meeting of S . A . E .

Automotive industries, Jan . 31 1918, v . 38 : 259—263.

TL 1 .A6 ,v .38

1816 Morison ,D . B . S tandardization as applied to the machinery

for cargo boats.

I n ternational marine engineering, June, 1917, v . 22 253—255.

VM 1.M3,v .22

Meehanical engineer (London ) , Apr . 1917,v . 39: 260—262.

TJ1.M4,v .39

1817 N el son , F . N . Plan for Simplifying and standardizing template construction suggestedby practical shipbuilder .

I n tern ational marine engineering, Aug. 1918,v . 23 467—468.

VM1 .M3,V .23

1818 N ew era in Shipbuilding.

I n tern ational marin e engimeering, Nov .

,1917, v . 22 475—476.

VM l .M3,v .22

1819 Oxy - acetyl en e aids ship fabrication .

I ron trade review ,May v . 62 : 1178- 1179.

TS 300. I 745,v .6 2

1820 Progress with governmen t scheme.

Times engineering supplemen t, Jan . 1917.

Vessels ordered under new plan of governmen t, contro l standardization , etc.

1821 R apid progress now beingmade at Hog I sland.

I ron age, Apr . 25,1918

,v . 101 : 1063—1066.

TI -17N - 101

1822 R ichborough tran sportation depot and tram ferry terminus.

E ngineer (London ) , Feb. 14, 1919, v . 127 : 147— 150.

TA 1.E 55,v .127

D iscusses fabricated ships.



1833 S tan dardization to aidspeedy Ship production .


E mergen cy fleet n ews, v . 1 , Oct. 11.

H E 745.A42 ,V .1

1834 S tan dardiz ed ship building.

Bushmagazine‘

offactory, shippingand sales economy, Mar .

1916,v . 2 : 21—22.

1835 S tan dardiz ed Ships may be permanen t .

Nautical gazette Oct. 26, 1918, v . 94 224.VK1 0N 3 ,V .94

1836 S tandish , L . C. The coming of standardization .

Bushmagazine offactory, shippingandsales economy, F eb.

,

1918, v . 6 : 9— 12 .

1837 S tratton ,E . Pl at t . S tandardization in the construction of

freight ships, w ritten for the Departmen t of comm erce,

May, 1916.

Washington , Govt. print. 16 p. illus. 201;16 VM391.S 7

1838 S truc tural Shop diverted largely to ship fabrication .

Engineering news,Dec. 26

,1918

,v . 81 : 1169- 1170.

TA 1 .E 6 ,v .81

1839 Sun shipbuilding plan t plann edfor rapidproduction of special

standard steamers.

E ngin eering record,Oct. 21

,1916

,v . 74: 498—499.

TA 1 .E 62 ,V .74

1840 Sw een ey , John M . Shipbuilding at the Pen sacol i yards.

I n ternationa l marin e engin eering, Jan .

,1919

,v . 24: 12— 16.

mm .M3 ,v .24

Th ree government shipyards huge problem in plan t layout.E ngineering n ews

,Jan . 3

,1918

,v . 80 12— 19. TA 1 .E 6 ,v .80

What the fabricatedship is and some secrets of its const ruction .

Curren t opin ion ,Jun e

,1918

,v . 64: 436. AP 2 .095,v .64

White, W il l iam H . The progress in steam navigation .

( I n S m ithson ian institution . Annua l report, 1899. Washington . 1901. p. 567 1899

Also in Cass ier‘

s magaz ine. Nov . 1899. T A 1 .CS 4

1844 W in n ing with fabricated Ships.

Nationa l ma rine ,v . 12 , Aug. 1918 : 63—67.

STANDARDI ZATI ON 233

1845 W righ t , C. E . America’s great shipbuilding developmen t

with list of contracts.

I ron age, Jan . 3,1918, v . 101 : 158—17.

T 1 .I 7.V -101

I RON AND S TE E L SH IPS

1846 Con trol of hul l construction of - ton deadweight fabricatedsteel vessel .

I n ternational marine engineering, S ept , 1918—Jan .

,1919

, v .

333 : 536—538; 560—662; 643—644; 691—694; v . 24: 228—80.

1847 Design steel ship for maximum efficiency of bridge- shop fabrication .

Engineering n ews,July 4, 1918, v . 81 : 51—12. TA 1.E 6 ,v .8 1

1848 F ailure of steel ship plans predictedby JosephW. Powel l .I ron age, F eb. 14, 1918, v . 101 : 478- 480. T 1. I 7 ,v .101

1849 F iv e thousand- ton deadweight fabricated steel cargo steamer

for emergency fleet.I n ternational marine engineering, Apr . 1918

,v . 23 : 194—198.

VM 1 .M3, V .23

1850 H il l , M . F . Casting ships of steel ;use of electric- weldedhull

castings suggested.

I ron age, June 14, 938. Aug. .9,1917

,v . 99 : 1440; 1564; v .

100: 348. T 1 .I 7 ,v .99—100

D iscussion by I . Oesterreicher , v . 100 : 230b.

1851 Kreutzberg, E . C. S tudy of the fabricated ship problemfrom the steel manufacturer ’s standpoin t.

I ron trade review,Jan . 3

,1918

,v . 62 : 8—12. TS 300. I 745,v .62

1852 Model fabricated ship .

E ngineer (L ondon ) , Aug. 933, 1918, v . 126 : 171. TA 1 .E 5,v .126

1853 N aval power boat construction in America.

E ngineer (London ) , Aug. 17, 1917, v . 1234: 139— 140.

TA 1.E 5,V . 124

1854 O ’Donn el l , E ugen e E dw ard. The merchan t marine manual .

Boston ,Mass ,

The Yachtsman’s guide, 1918. p . 154

W.

Defi gn and construction o f steel merchan t steamships ":

p . 92—96 .

18- 22734 V E 541.032


1855 Ruprech t, F . K. Data for bulkhead construction . Curves

giving section modulus of bulkhead stifleners requiredbyL loyd

’s rules from length of stiffener.

I n tern ationa l marine engineering, July, 1917, v . 22 309—311.

VM1.M3,V .22

1856 S hip steel standardization .

I ron age, May 2, 1918, v . 101 : 1144. T1.I 7,v .101

1857 S tandard single- screw steel steamship for U . S . Shipping

board’s emergency fleet.I n ternationa l marin e engine ering, Aug. 1917, v. 22 : 355—357.

VM 1.M3 ,v .22

1858 S tandard steel cargo ships for the war zone.

S cien tific American , Jan . 5,1918

, v . 118 : 8. T 1.S s,v .118

1859 S tandardization of ship steel .I n terna tional marine engin eering, Jan . 1919, v . 24: 47—49.

VM 1.M3,V .24

Engineering ( f: con tracting, Dec. 25,1918

,v . 50 596—597.

TA201.E 5,V .50

1860 S tan dardized ship steel .I ron age, Oct. 25, 1917, v. 100: 1006.

T 1 o17.V -100

1861 S teel and wooden Shipbuilding.

Marine news,Jun e

,1917

, v . 4: 21—22.

U n ited S tates shipping board em ergen cy fleet corporation . Regular construction— steel steamship . Specifica

tions for the construction Of a standard single- screw steel

steamship , regular construction , tons d. W . capacity ;115knots sea speed, for the Un ited S tates shippingboardemergency fleet corporation , June, 1917. Theodore E .

Ferris.

Washington , Govt. prin t. 62 numb. l . 18417- 28984 VM296 .U3A5 1917

S pecifications for single- screw

,steel

,harbor tugboat ,

for the Un ited S tates shippingboard emergency fleet cor

poration builders. November 16, 1917.

Washington ,Gov t. prin t. off ,

1917. 30nu/mb. l . 181}18—26 117 ~ VM296 .U3A59 1917



1871 Don n el l y , W . T . Wooden ships and the cubmarine m enace.

I n ternational m arine engineering, Ju/ne, 1917, v . 22 : 251—252.

VM 1.M3,v .22

Vessel s and cargo made uns inkable by load ing cargo in waterti ght con ta iners.

1872 E m ergen cy fleet Of w ooden cargo ships.

I n tern ation al marin e engin eering, May, 1917, v. 22 203.

VM 1.M3,V .22

1873 E n l is ts wooden Ships to win war .

Marine review,May, 1917, v . 474156— 167. VK1 .M3,v .47

S hipp in g board bel ieves this country must bui l d s ixty - fi ve

ton wooden vessels per month to conv ince Germany Of

hopelessness of submarine campai gn .

1874 M ar s ton , Gl en n . World wide wooden wal ls. The biggest

problem today is Shipping andshipbuilding.

Bushmagaz ine offactory, shipping and sal es econ omy, July,1917

,t .

- 14.

1875 S hoo ter s I sland shipyard and its standard cargo ships.

I n ternational marine engineering, Apr . 1918,v . 23 : 191— 193.

VM 1.M3,v .23

1876 S tandard type wooden cargo steamer for Un ited S tates emer

gency fleet.I n tern ationa l ma rin e engineering, J

-

une , 1917, v . 22 241—242 .

VM 1.M3,v .22

1877 S tan dardwooden steamships for UnitedS tates Shippingboardemergency fleet. Plans andspecification s Of standardtype,

ton wooden cargo steamer designedby Theodore E .

F erris, Naval architect of Un itedS tates Shippingboard.

I n ternational marin e engineering, July, 1917, v . 22 292—299.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .22

S teel and wooden shipbuilding.

Marin e new s , Jun e ,1917

,v . 4: 21— 22 .

U n ited S tates shipping board em ergen cy fleet corporation . Douglas fir ship . S pecifications for the con struetion of a standard wood steamship , hul l on ly, for the

Un ited S tates shippingboardemergency fleet corpo ration .

May, 1917. Theodore E . Ferris.

Washington ,Gov t. pr in t. off 1 p. l ., 61 nwmb. l .

17—26458 VM296 .USA64

S TANDARDI ZAT I ON 237

United S tates shipping board em ergen cy fleet corporation . Douglas fi r ship . S pecifications for the construc

tion of a standardwood steamship for the United S tates

shipping board emergency fleet corporation, May, 1917.

Theodore E. Ferris.

Washington , Govt. prin t. of ,cover - title

,66

,2 numb.

l ., 2 p . 19

“ Amendments to specification s for Douglas- fi r ship 2 numb . l .S eco nd rev is ion , June 1 1917. Amendmen ts to specification sno . 6 , Douglas fir ship 2 p.

17—26457 VM296 .U3A64 19179.

Lake ship— lock size. Propell ingmachin ery specifica

tions for single- screw reciprocating- engine coal - burning

wood steamship , to be built on the Great L akes for theUn itedS tates shippingboardemergen cy fleet corporation .

June, 1917. Theodore E. Ferris.

Washington , Govt. prin t. of ,1917. 1 p . Z.

,3—29 numb. l .

18

l

ift—26627 VM737.U 7 1917

L ake ship— lock size. Propel lingmachinery specifica

tions for Single- screw

, geared- turbine, coal -burning wood

steamship , to be built on the Great L akes for the United

S tates shippingboard emergency fleet corporation . June,1917. Theodore E . F erris.

Washington , Govt. prin t. off ,1917. 22 numb. l . 184

17—29013 VM737 .U7 191761

L ake ship— lock size. S pecification s for the con struc

tion of a standard wood steamship , hull onl y, to be buil t

on the Great L akes for the United S tates shipping board

emergen cy fleet corporation . Jun e,1917. Theodore E .

Ferris.

Washington , Govt. prin t. 1917. 63 numb. l . 18517—26628 VM296 .U 3A 62 19178.

Lake ship— lock size. S pecifications for the construc

tion of a standardwood steamship to be buil t on the Great

L akes for the Un ited S tates shipping board emergency

fleet corporation . Jun e,1917. Theodore E. Ferris.

Washington ,Gov t. prin t. numb. l . 184

17—26629 VM296 .U3A62 1917

Propel ling machin ery specifications for single- screw ,

geared turbine, coal -burning wood steamship for the

Un itedS tates shippingboardemergency fleet corporation .

Washington , Govt. prin t. of”1917. 20numb. l .

1885


U n ited S tates shipping board em ergen cy fleet corpora

tion . Propellingmachin ery Specifications for twin - screw,

reciprocating engin e, coal -burning wood steamships, forthe UnitedS tates shippingboardemergency fleet corporation .

Washington , Govt. prin t. 1917. 27 p. 18}17- 29015 VM737.U7 19170

Propell ing machin ery specifications for single- screw ,

reciprocating- engine, coal -burning, wood steam ship, for

the Un ited S tates Shipping board emergency fleet cor

poration .

Washington , Govt. prin t. 0771, 1917. 27 p. 18517430667 VM737.U 7 1917d

Timber schedul e and specifications for standardwoodsteamship , Gul f and A tlan tic coast, largely southern

yel low pin e. Rev. July 9, 1917.

Washington , Govt. prin t. of .,18 numb. l . incl. tables.

19

Iii—26630 vmzser sae 19173

Rev . Jan . 1,1918.

Washington , Govt. prin t. off , 1917. 27 p. in cl . tables.

VM296 .U3A 6 1918

Timber schedule and specifications for standardwood

steam ship , Pacific coast,largely Douglas fir . May 20

,

1917.

Washington , Govt. prin t. of ,16 p . 185

17—26460 VM295.U6 1917

Yel low pine ship . S pecifications for the construction

of a standard wood steamship , hul l on ly, for the United

S tates shippingboard emergen cy fleet corporation . May,

1917. Theodore E . F erris.

Washington , Govt. prin t. of ,1 p . l ., 62 nu/mb. l .

18

f?—26461 VM296 .U3A68

1891 W ooden cargo carriers for the UnitedS tates of Am erica.

Marine review ,Jun e

,1917, v. 41 : 191—194. VKl -M3N -41

1892 W ooden ship is buil t in record time.

American lum berma n , Oct. 5, 1918, no . 2264: 44.

T8800.A5,n o.2264


240 LIBRARY OF CONGRE S S

1900 R oesl er,R . E . Keeping track Of construction plan t at Hog

I sland.

Engineering n ews, Jan . 30,1919, v . 246—247.

TA 1.E 6 ,v .82

1901 V ast auditing system of Emergen cy ship corporation . Giganticmachine to accoun t for the mil l ions spen t each day fornew vessels.

U. S . Committee on public information . Ofli‘

eial bul letin,

v . 2, Mar . 19, 1918 : 8. D570.A2A3,v .2

DI CTI ONARI ES

F al con er , W il l iam . A n un iversal dictionary o f the marine

or , A copious explanation of the techn ical terms and

phrases employed in the construction ,equipmen t, furn i

ture. machin ery, movements,andm ilitary operations o f a

ship . I l lustratedwith variety of original designs of shipping, in difl

'

erent situations : together w ith separate views

Of their masts, sails , yards, and rigging. TO which is an

nexed, a translation o f the F rench sea- terms and phrases.

col lected from the wo rks of Mess . du Hamel , Auhin . S av

erien ,&c. New cd.

, cor .

L ondon , Prin tedfor T . Oa del l,1784. [420] p. x11 fo ld. pl .

8—14036 V 23 .F 18

1903 H ew l et t , Graham . S ea terms phrases, E ngl ish- S panish

S pan ish- E ngl ish.

London ,0. Grifi n cf: cc .

,Philadelphia , J. B . L ipp in

cott co .

,1908. vi p.

,1 l . , 868 p . fold. tab. 105

C“.

9- 17670 V 24 .H 5

1904 MacBride , Jam es Dougl as . A handbook Of practical shipbuilding, with a glossary Of terms.

New Y ork,D . Van Nostrand company, 1918. v ii

,288 p .

il lus . , 2 fo ld. pl . 19V “. (Van Nostrand’

s nautical man

aa ls)19—1055 VM 145.M3

Paas ch ,H . F rom keel to truck— De la quil le a la pomm e du

mat— Vom kiel zum flaggenkn opf— De quill a a peril la

Dal la chiglia a] pomo del l ’ albero . Dictionnaire de ma

rine, anglais— francais— all emand— espagno l italien . 4.

ed.

,rev . et complétée pour les parties anglaise et fran

geise, par le capitaine Pierre Chal lamel pour la langueall emande, par le capitaine F .

- E . Matthiesen le

capitaine August Budde T raduction espagnole par

l’

amiral P. Mon tojo T raduction italienn e par Giu

seppe Romairone.

Paris,A . Chal lame l

,1908. 20p. l . , 808. elrmr r

, [1]p.

,1 l . il lus .

, diagrs. 23 33 284T i tle- pages and text in French . Engl ish ,

German, S pan ish and

I tal ian .

8—8475

121739 —19 —16


1906 Pease, F redF orres t . Modern shipbuilding terms definedand

il lustrated.

Philadelphia, and L ondon ,J B . Lippin cott company, 1918.

143 p . illus .

,p lates. 19

B ibl iography : p . 142— 143.

19—1419 V 23 .P4

R eehorst, Karel Pie ter ter . Polyglot commercial dictionary ,

in ten languages, E nglish, Dutch, German,Dan ish, S wed

ish,F ren ch

,I talian

,S panish, Portuguese and Russian .

L on don , J. J. Grifi n and com pany, 1850. 1'

p . l .,ii,am

,

ii,202

,202

, [I ] , wli p . fo ld. tab. 14in 2371T echn ical terms Of the naval , engineering and sh ipbui ld ing

sciences. cf. Pref.

10—34320

1908 S aggau, H ein rich F riedrich Karl . Die B en ennungen der

S chifl'

steile und S chiflsgerate im Neufran zOsischen .

Kiel,Druele von Vollbehr cfi' Riepen , 1905. 185

, [1] p .

234Verze ichn is der benutzten Literatur”: p. [7]—8.

11- 25389 V 24.S 3

1909 S ten z el , A l fred. Deutsches seemann isches Worterbuch ; im

Auftrage des S taatssekretiirs des Reichs -marine- amts.

B er lin,E . S . Mittler und sohn

,1904. zev

, 484 p . il lus .,6

fold. pl . (1 col . )«53—4197 V 23 .S 8


SHI PYARDS

A erial cableways successful in Northwest shipyards.

E ngine er ing news, Jan . 2 , 1919, v .

—40. TA 1 .E 6 ,v , 82

Al ber tson , Char l es . Dockyards and ship - building plants of

Japan .

E ngine ering m agaz in e, S ept — Oct. 1905, v . v .

TA 1 .E 59,V .29—30

1916 Am erican shipbuilding company.

I n terna tional ma rine engineering, Mar .,1916

,v . 21 141— 142.

VM 1 .M3,V .2 1

1917 Am erican shipyards andm arin e repair plan ts.

I n terna tional marine engineer ing, Mar .,1916

,v . 21 113.

VM 1.M3 ,v .2 l

1918 Am erica ’s new shipbuilding cities.

Wor ld’s markets

,S ept , 1918, v . 4: 9—11.

1919 A rm s trong w orks : pioneer in developmen t of modern ships .

gun s, and armor .

S cien tific .

‘I nzeriean . Dec. 13, 1913. r'

. 109 : 453—454.

T 1. S 5,v . 109

1920 A rm y methods applied to safeguardhealth Of men .


E mergen cy fleet n ews, v . 1,Oct. 3

,1918 : 5.

H E 745.A42 ,v .1

1921 Baldw in , George J . Building the Hog I sland shipyard.

I n ternational marine engineering, Man ,1918

,v . 23 104— 106 .

VM 1 .M3 ,V .23

1922 Bal tim ore shipbuilding p lant reorganized.

I n ternational marine engineering, Mar . , 1916 , v .—130.

VM 1 .M3 ,v .2 1

1923 Barry , Patrick . Dockyard econ omy and naval power.

London ,S . L ow

,son , an dcc .

,1863. mmiii, ii, 312 p .

moun ted photos . ( incl . fron t. ) 22

13—6778 VA454.B 25

S H l PYARDS 245

1924 Barry, Patrick . The ( lockyards , shipyards, and marine of

F rance.

London ,S impkin

,Marshal l

, and co . , 1864. 2 p . l .,v,

257 p . 22g”

.

13—7720 V A 506 .B3

1925 Bath ’s leading shipyard.

I n tern ationa l marine engineering, Mar .,1916

,v . 21 118—119.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .2 1

Beard, A . H . S ubmarine and the bridge of ships : Germany’s

sea chal lenge and its an swer : Hog I sland.

119 : 553— 560.AP2 .os.v . 1 19

B en n et , J . C. Possibilities of safety work in the shipbuildingindustry.

Cal ifornia . I ndustrial acciden t com/mission . Cal iforn iasafety news

,Dec.

,1918

,v . 2 : 3—19. HD7816 .U70184,v .2

B er th construction and side - launching practice in Great Lakesshipyards.

E ngineering n ews,Jan . 2, 1919, v . 82 : 7— 13. TA 1 .E 6 ,v .82

Big transpo rtation problems at H og I sland.

Railway age , Apr. 19,1918

,v .

— 1023. TF 1 .B z,v .64

1930 B l ood, W . H . , j r . Design and construch on of water and sew .

age w o rks at the Hog I sland shipyard.

Mun icipal engineering, Aug.,1918, v . 55: 30— 32.

TD 1 .M 9,v .55

Reco rd of achievement at Hog I sland.

E lectrical review , Aug. 3, 1918,r .

—157. TK1 .E 45,v .73

1932 Brow n , W il l iam . I ntroduction of a modern m ethod in shipbuilding.

I n ternationa l marine 1915,v . 20 — 165.

VM l .M3 ,v .20

1933 Build boats in dry docks at new yard in Detroit.

E ngin eering news, Jan . 2,1919

,v . 82 21— 24. TA 1 .E 6 ,v .82

1934 Builders of the emergency fleet.I n ternational marine engineer ing, Apr . 1918

,v . 23 : 169— 170.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .23

1935 Buil ding a bridge of boats to F rance ; list. of contractors work

ing on ships.

American industries,F eb. 1918, v . 18 : 27—28.

HD4802 .A6 ,V .18

246 LIB RARY or CONGRESS

1936 Bun desm an , C. S . Practical shipyard labor saving.

I ndus trial managemen t, Apr .,1919

,v . 57 : 276. TA 1 .E 59,v .57

1937 Californ ia’s shipbuilding company.

I n ternationa l mar in e engin eering, Mar . 1916 v . 21 : 146 .

VM 1 .M3 ,V .2 1

1938 Carol in a ship building corporation .

I n ter na tional marine engineering, Apr .,1919

,v .

— 245.

vm1 .m3 ,v .24

1939 Church il l , F . A . , j r . Ship building facil ities : additions tothe plan t of the A merican ship co .

, Cleveland.

I ron trade review ,July 27, 1916 , v . 172— 175.

T S 300.I 745,V .59

1940 Com parativ e costs of warships buil t in governm ent n avy yards

and in private shipyards .

I n ter nation al marine engineering, May, 1914, v . 19 : 205.

VM1 .M3,v .19

1941 Con s truction of New ark Bar shipy ard.

I nt ernation al marine engin eering, Apr. 1918,r . 23 : 161— 164.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .23

1912 Con s truc tion of the Newburgh shipyard.

I n ternat ional mairua engin eering, Apr .,1919

,v . 230—215.

VM 1.M3 ,V .24

1913 Cooke, A r thur 0. S hips andsea- faring shown to the children .

L ondo n and E dinburgh, T . (G E . C. Jack, lim ited,121 p . (The

“ S hown to the children ”series . E dited

by L ouey Chisholm )A sh ipyard of to -day

' p . 25—33.

1944 Cram p ship and engine building plan t.I n ter national marine engineering, Mar .

,1916

,v . 21 : 120.

VM 1.M 3 ,v .2 1

Cun n ingham , B ry ss on . A treatise on the principles and

practice of dock engineering.

l ondon,0. Grifii

‘

n ( 6 company, limited, 1904. xviii,

p .

illus .

,diagrs. (part fo ld. ) 233

0”

44 3634 TC355.CQ7

1946 Cure , E . C. lVorks of Gio . An saldo e co .

Engin eer (London ) , May 8, 1914, v . 117, sup. : wr iii—mwun .


248 LI BRAR Y or CONGRESS

1959 E m ergen cy fleet corporation bureau is studying transportationto shipyards.

E ngineering news,May 9, 1918, v . 80: 923—924.

TA 1 .E 6 ,v .80

1960 F abricated Ship con struction at B ristol y ard.

E ngineering n ews,Mar . 20

,1919

,v . 82 : 5574 61 .

TA 1 .E 6 ,V .82

1961 F abricatin g shop andberth equipment at Sun shipyard, Chester

,Penn .

E ngineering n ews,Jan . 2

,1919. v . 82 : 57—61 .

TA l -E 6N -82

1962 F ederal shipyardbegun .

I ron age, Aug. 23,1917

,v . 100 T 1 . I 7 ,v . 100

1963 F ir s t keel laid at Newark Bay yard.

I ntern ational marine engineer ing, Jan . 1918, v . 23 9.

vm1 .m3 ,v .23

1964 Fiv e and a hal f m il lion yards dredged by large fleet at HogI sland.

E ngineering n ews, S ept. 0 1918 v . 81 : 454—455.

TA 1.E 6 ,v .81

1965 F orbes , W . D . Marine machine shop equipment.

I n ternationa l mar in e engin eer ing, Apr . 1917, v . 22 179— 181 .

VM 1.M3 ,V .22

1966 F ore River shipbuilding corpo ration completes big addition s.

I ron tra de review ,Nov . 1 , 1917, v . 61 : 955.

TS 300. I 745,V .6 1

1967 F oun dation company — shipbuilders.

I n ternational m ar in e. engineering, July, 1918, v . 23 387—394.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .23

1968 F our - s l ip shipyardcompactly arrangedon city property : Sup’

ple- Bal lin shipyards, Portland.

E ngineerings n ews,Oct. 18, 1917, v . 79 : 748

TA I .E 6 ,V .79

1969 F rey , T . A . F inancing and building a modern shipbuildingplan t.

Moody'

s magazine , June . v . 19 : 303—309.

H G l .M85,v .19

sm rm nps 249

1970 F ripp , R . M . New shipyards built. on Canadian l’ae ific coast.

E ngin eering n ews,F eb. 21, 1918, v . 80 3614363.

TA 1 .E 6 ,v .80

1971 Gel der, M . G . de. S hipy ard cranes : de tails o f equipmen t ln

stal led in Rotterdam .

S cientific Ame rican supp lemen t, June 9. 1917, v . 83 362- 303.

T l .852 ,v .83

1972 GradenW itz , A . G igantic electric shipyard crane.

S cien tific .‘11n er ican supp lemen t, F eb. 11 1905. v . 59 : 24333

T 1 . S S 2 ,V .59

1973 Great F ord plan t is taking form ; shipyard for submarineChasers will be comp leted speedily .

I ron trade review ,Mar . 7

,1918

,v . 62 : 614—6 15.

TS300. I 745,v .6 2

1974 Great L akes engineering wo rks.

I n ternational m arin e engine ering, Apr . 1919, v. 24 281— 288.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .24

bl

“i

O!

Greel ey , S . A . lY ater supply and san i tation at govermnen t

camps and shipyards.

Amer ican water works association . Journal . S ept. 1918, v .

5: 229- 231 . TD201 .A 5,v .5

1976 Gro ton iron works shipbuilding plan t.

I nter national ma rine engineering, Apr . 1919,v. 246— 250.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .24

<0 “

I

‘l

Gro ton shipy ard built on sloping limestone ledge.

E ngine ering news. Jan . 16,1916

,v . 82 : 135— 138.

TA 1 .E 6 ,V .82

1978 H all bros . shipbuilding and repair p lan t,lVinslow

,l Vash.

I n ternational marin e engineer ing,Mar . 1916 v . 21 147

VM 1 .M3 ,V .2 1

1979 H an dl in g shipbuilding material at Alameda shipyard.

E ngin eering news. Dec. 5. 1918. v .— 103 ’

TA 1 .E 6 ,V .81

1980 H ar lan H oll ingsw or th co rporation,Wi lmington , Del .

I n ternationa l ma rine engineering, Mar . 1916,v . 21 : 134— 136 .

VM 1 .M3 ,v .2 1


H arris , W il l iam J. Gas- fired shipyard furnace : instal lationfor p lates and angles, at the Pusy Jon es co .

, VVilming

ton ,Del .

I ron age, F eb. 7, 1918, v . 101 : 377.T 1 .I 7 ,v . 101

H en ry , S . M . Recen t developmen ts in shipyard plants.

I n ternational marine engineering, F eb. 1919,v . 24: 74VM 1 .M3 ,V .24

1983 H exam er , W il liam G . S tandardization of lighting can ex

pedite shipbuil ding.

E lectrical wo rld, Jan . 12,1918

,v . 71 : 96—97.

TK l -E 5N -7 1

1984 H odges , G . C. Japanese shipbuilding program for 1919;

equipm en t and output of a Chinese shipyard.

U . S . Bureau of foreign and domestic commerce. Oom

meree reports, F eb. 5,1919, n o. 30: 571—573.

HCl .R 198 1919 ,n o .30

1985 H og I s l an d m irrors n ation ’s striking power.

I ron trade review,Aug. 8

,1918

,r . 63 : 329—332 .

T S 300. I 745,V .63

1986 H og I sl an d shipyard.

Railway review ,Mar . 30, 1918, v . 62 : 4S I

TF l .B 4,v .62

1987 H og I s l and shipyardover 80per cen t complete on June 1.

E ngineering (9 con tracting, June 26, 1918, n . 49 : 650.

TA 201 .E 5,V .49

1988 H og I sl an d, the target of investigation .

E ngin eering n ews,F eb. 528

,1918

,r . 80: 391—392.

TA 1 .E 6 ,v .80

1989 H og I s l an d. T ran sfo rming a brush and sand waste in to a

shipyard.

S tone ( 6 Webster jour nal,Jam. 1918

,v . 922 : 8— 15.

TK1 .S S ,V .22

1990 H og I sl and yard starts building ships.

I n terna tion al marine engineering, Apr . 1918, v ; 23 : 156— 160.

VM 1.M3 ,V .23

1991 H og I sland’s lost m il l ions.

Literary digest, v . 60,Jan . 4, 1919: 193—14. AP 2 .L 58 ,v .60

1992 H og I slan d’s ship - erection equipment ; four hundred tower

derricks for fi fty ways.

E ngineering n eu‘

s, July 11, 1918, r . 81 : 77—80.

TA 1 .E 6 ,V .8 1


252 L IBRARY or CONGRE SS

2006 Latin Am er ican diplomats Visit the Hog I sland shipyards.

Pan American un ion . Bul letin , Aug. 1918,v . 47 182— 187.

F 1403 .B955,v .47

2007 L ayout of shipyardof S aginaw shipbuilding company.

I n ternational marine engine ering, Apr .,1919

,r . 24 260— 261 .

VM 1 .M3 ,V .24

2008 L is t of shipbuilders now engagedon work for the UnitedS tates

governmen t.I ron age, Mar . 7

,1918

,v . 101 : 621—623. T 1. I 7 ,v .101

2009 Lundberg, Char l es . Manufacturing eagles at Fordshipyard.

I ron age, S ep t. 19, r . 102 : 679—684. T 1.I 7 ,v .102

2010 M cDerm aid, N eil J . Shipyard practice as applied to war

ship con struction . 2d ed.

L ondon,N ew Yorlc [etc.] L ongmans , Green and cc.

,1917.

3 p . l .,332 p . il lus . ,

diagrs.

18— 1430 V 800.M 18 1917

2ol oa M cMy l er in ters tate compan y , Cleveland. Shipbuildingcran es.

C'

ler eland,The McMg/ ler in terstate co . 1 p . l . ,

49 p. il lus., diagrs. (

“ Bulletin n o .

11) — 8314 TJ1363.M3

2011 M an itow oc shipbuilding company.

I n ternational marine engin eering, Apr .,1919

,r . 24 271—280.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .24

2012 M an n ,G . F . S . S outhern Shipbuilding and repair p lan t ;

Alabama dry dock shipbuildingcompany.

I n ternational marine engin eering, Apr .,

n . 24 251— 255.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .24

2013 The M erril l - S tev en s plan t [Jacksonvil le, F la ] .

Mar ine review,Apr . 1915, a) . 45 : 115— 117.

0014 M obil e ’s piers in the bridge to F rance.

E lectric railway jour nal , Jun e 22, 1918, r . 1185—1186.

TF 701 .S 65,v .51

2015 M obil iz ing the shipyards.

Nation,Apr . 19

,1917

,a . 104: 423—424. AP 2 .N2 ,v .104

SHI PYARDS 253

2016 M on ks , A . G . Concrete shipyardatWilm ington ,N . C.

I n ternational ma rine engin eering, Aug. 1918, v . 23 : 452—454.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .2 3

0017 M oore and S cott shipyard.

I n tern ational ma rine engineering, Dee r . 2 533—535.

VM l .M3 ,v .2 1

2018 M ore facts about Hog I sland shipyard.

E ngineer (London ) , Aug. 1918,v . 126 : 138.

TA 1 .E 5,v .126

2019 M orrison ,John H arrison . H istory of New York ship yards .

New Y orl c, Press of W. F . S am ete (2 co . [01909] 2 p . l

[3] [2] p . il lus . 23g"

.

9— 18612 VM25.N 5M 8

2020 M os t modern Shipbuilding plant in the world: B lohm andVoss

company, Hamburg.

S cien tificAmerica, Jan . 31, 1914, v . 110 100—101 .

T 1 .S 5,v . 1 10

2021 N ation al shipyards.

S pectator,Dec. 15

,1917

,v . 119 : 705— 706 . AP4.S 7 ,v . 119

2022 N ew B ritish shipbuilding yardin Vancouver.

E ngineer (London ) , Jan . 30. r . TA 1 .E 5,V .1 17

2023 N ew govermn en t shipyard on Newark Bay.

I n ternational marine engine ering. Dec. 1917, v . 22 : 551.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .22

2024 N ew governmen t shlpyards.

American review of reviews, F eb. 1918,v . 57 : 199— 200.

AP 2 .B4 ,V .57

2025 N ew shipbuildingberth and 250- ton wharf crane at the Blohm

Voss shipyard.

I n ternationa l marine engine ering, Oct. 1913, v . 18 : 438—439.

VM 1 .M3,V . 18

2026 N ew shipyards and extensions p lanned.

I n ternational marine engineering, Apr . 1918, v . 23 258.

VM 1 .M3 ,v .23

N ew wooden shipyard started in Quebec.

I n ternational marin e engine ering, Mar . 1918. v . 23 130— 132 .

VM 1 .M 3 ,V .23

254 L IBRARY OF CONGRE SS

2028 N ew yard Of S ir W . G . A rmstrong, Whitworth co., and

others.

Engin eer (L ondon ) , July 17, 1914, v . 118 : 67—6 8.

TA 1 .E 5,v .1 18

N ew Y ork . Publ ic l ibrary . Naval architecture and shipbuilding; a list Of references in the New Y ork Public

L ibrary, comp . by Rol lin A . S awyer , ir .

New Y o rk. Public library. Bul letin,Jan —F eb.

,1919

,v .

23 : 13—50; 73—94. 2 881 .N 6B ,v .23

S hipyards p . 25—33.

Al so prin ted separatel y . Z6 834.S 5N 5

2030 N ew Y ork shipbuilding company, Camden ,N . J.

I n tern ationa l marine engineering, Mar . 1916,v . 21 : 121—122 .

VM 1 .M3,V .2 1

2031 N ewpor t N ew s shipyard and repair plant.Marine engineering, Mar. 1916

,v . 21 : 131—133. VM 1.M3,v .2 1

2032 N or ton , Charl es P. How to in crease the efficiency, of the

Shipyards.

American machin is t,Mar . 28, 1918, v . 48 525—526.

TJ1.A 5,v .48

2033 Oak l ey , T . S hipyard.

Harper ’s magazine , Jun e,1909

, v . 52459.

A P 2 .H 32 ,V . 119

2034 Osier , C. A . S eattle shipbuilders overcome pioneer difficultiesand set n ew speed reco rds.

E ngine ering n ews,July 25, 1918, v . 81 : 160— 164.

TA 1.E 6 ,v .81

2035 Ov erhead traveling gear for expediting construction in ship

yards .

S cien tific Am erican,Jan . 27

,1906

,v . 94 85

,90.

T 1.S S ,V .94

2036 Pacifi c coast plants at top speed.

I ron trade review,Apr . 18, 1918, v . 62 : 998—999.

T S S OO.I 745,v .62


256

2047

LI BRARY OF CONGRES S

R obin s dry dock and repair plan t B rooklyn ,N. Y .

I n tern ational marin e engineering,Mar . 1916, v . 21 137—139.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .2 1

2048 R obin son ,H . C. D rafting room in shipyards.

2049

2050

2051

2052

2053

2056

2057

I n tern ationa l marine engin eering,Jan . 1916

,v . 21 11— 12 .

VM 1 .M3 ,v .2 1

Rushin g the con struction of shipyards.

I ron age, Oct. 4, 1917, v . 100 804—805. T 1 .I 7 ,v .100

S chwab, Char l es M . S oul of the shipyards.

Ladies’ home jour nal,v . Jan . 1919: 11. AP2 .L 135,v .36

S eat tl e construction anddry dock company.

I n ternational marine engin eering, Mar . 1916 v . 21 143 — 144.

VM 1.M3 ,V .2 1

S econd largest shipyardin the U . S . to be built on Pacific coast.

E ngin eering ( 2 con tracting, Aug. 28, 1918 , v . 50 209.

TA 201 .E 5,v .50

Shafter , R . R . Large wooden shipyard on the Delaware.

I n ternational marin e engin eering, Apr . 1919,v . 24 256— 259.

VM 1 .M3,v .24

S hip builder versus submarin e.

S cien tific Am erican,Mar . 30, 1918, v . 118 : 278— 279.

T 1.S 5,v .118

Ship repair yards in New Y ork harbo r.I n ternation al marin e engin eering, Mar . 1916

,v . 21 : 139—140.

VM 1 .M3 ,v .2 1

S hipbuilding on the Columbia River .

I n ternation al marine engineering, Julg, 1916 v . 21 315.

VM 1.M3 ,V .2 1

S hipbuilding on the Kennebec.

I n ternational ma rin e engine ering, Mar. 1916,v . 21VM l .M3 ,v .2 1

S hipbuilding plant for Fo rd.

Automotive industries, F eb. 28,1918

,v . 38 : 475. TL 1.A 6 ,v .38

S hipping board’

s B risto l (Pa ) plant.I n ter -

nationa l m arin e engineering, Apr . 1918,v . 23 : 165

VM 1.M3,V .23

SH I PYARDS 257

2060 S hipyard extensions at I -c burn - ou- Tyne.

E ngin eer ( Lo ndon ) , Jan . 19,1914, n . 117 : 14. TA 1 .E 5,v . 1 17

9001 S h ipyard o f Co lumbia engincering wo rks.

I n terna tion al m arine enginee ring, May, 1918 , v . 23 5394—300.

VM 1.M3 ,V .23

"062 Shipyard o f the Furnace company o n the no rtheast coast.

Iz'

ngineer (L ondon ) , July 1918,v . 130: 73. TA 1 .E 5,v . 126

2063 S hipyard o f theMaryland stee l company, S parrows Poin t, Md.

I n ternational ma rin e engin eer ing, Mar . 1916,v . 91 : 1234— 126 .

VM 1 .M3 ,V .2 1

2064 S hipyard of the Sun shipbuilding company.

I n ternation al marin e engineering, Apr . 1918,v . 23 : 175— 190.

VM 1 .M 3 ,V .23

2065 S hipyard san itation .

Califo rn ia. S tate board of health. Mon thly bulletin , Aug.

1918,v . 14 61—03. B A27 .B2 ,v .14

2066 S h oo ters I sland shipyard and its standard cargo ships .

I n ternationa l marine engineering, Apr . 1918,v . 23 . 191— 193.

VM 1 .M3 ,v .23

2067 S hul tz , J. S . Shipyard cranes and their functions in marin econ struction .

E ngineeringmagaz ine , Apr . 1905,v .

—80.

TA 1 .E 59,V .29

2068 S kin n er and E ddy scarping m achin e.

I n ternationa l marine engineering, May, 1918, v . 523 : 291— 2292 .

VM 1 .M3 ,V .23

069 S n el l , J . F . C. E lectric power in shipyards.

E ngin eering magazine , ilI ay, 1905, v . 272— 275.

TA 1 .E 59,V .29

2070 S pecial trusses of ro l ledbeams used in wal ls of Sun shipbuilding plant.

E ngin eering reco rd, Dec. 1916,v . 74: 734- 735.

TA 1 .E 62 ,v .74

121739— 19— 17

58 L IBRARY OF CONGRESS

2071 Spedden shipbuilding company.

I n ternation al mar ine engin eering, Mar . 1916, v . 21 127—128.

VM 1 .M 3 ,v .2 1

2072 S taten I sl and shipbuilding company, Port Richmond, N . Y .

I nternational marine engineering, Mar. 1916, v . 21 122— 123.

VM 1.M3 ,v .2 1

2073 S teel uprights for shipbuilding berths.

Engineer (L ondon ) , Aug. 9,1918

,v . 124- 125.

TA 1 .E 5,v .126

2074 S tev en son ,W . L . S anitation in emergency shipyards.

B oston society of civil engineers. Journ al,Jan .

,1919

,v . 6

1- 18,TA 1 .B 78,V .6

2075 Sun shipbuiding plan t plann ed for rapid production of specialstandard steamers.

E ngineering record, Oct. 21 1916

,v . 74: 498—499.

TA 1.E 62 ,v .74

2076 Sw een ey , John M . Shipbuilding at the Pen sacola yards.

I n ternationa l marin e engineering, Jan .,1919

,v . 24: 12VM 1.M3,v .24

2077 These firms are building ships for the governmen t.E ngineering cfi' con tracting, Apr . 24, 1918, v . 419—420.

TA201 .E 5,v .49

2078 Three governmen t shipyards huge problem in plant layout.E ngineering news, Jan . 3, 1918, v . 80: 12—19.

TA l -E GN -S O

2079 Tool makers hasten U -boats’ defeat.I ron trade review

,Oct. 4, 1917, v . 61 : 712— 713.

TS S OO.I 745,V .6 1

2080 T ow er derricks serve twin shipways at Submarine boat cor

poration yard.

E ngineering n ews,June 6, 1918, v . 80 1073—1077.

TA 1.E 6 ,v .80

2081 T rem endous cost of Hog I sland plan t.I ron age, F eb. 7, 1918, v . 101 : 374—376. T 1.I 7 ,v .101

2082 Troop andcargo ship construction begins at great eastern ship

yards.

I ron trade review ,F eb. 21 , 1918, v . 62 : 490—491.

T S SOO. I 745,V .62



2092 The w ood- w orkin g plan t at a shipbuilding yard.

E ngin eer (L ondon ) , S ep t. 3— 10, 1915, v . 120: 230—232; 243

245. TA 1 .E 5,v .120

2093 W ork at the Newport New s yard.

I n terna tional marine engin eering, Mar . 1917,v . 22 102— 104.

VM 1 .M3 ,v .22

2094The w ork s of Canadian Vickers , l imited, at Montreal . H is

tory and description of the new shipbuilding plan t and

works.

E ngineering, F eb. 5,1915

,v . 90: 158— 161 . TA 1 .E 55,v .99

2095 W or ld’s greatest shipy ard at H og I sland.

I ron trade review,Apr . 25

,1918

,v . 62 . 1054—1058.

Tssoo.I 745,v .62

W orl d’s greatest shipyard: H og I sland yard.

New Yor lc Times cur ren t histo ry magaz in e, Apr . 1918,v . 8,

pt. 1 :

Y ard of the Federal shipbuilding company, Kearny, N . J.

I n terna tional mavine engineering, Apr . 1919,v . 24: 266—270

V M 1 .M3 ,V .24

2098 Y oung, H en ry W . H og I sland shipyard to use kilo

watts.

E lectrical review ,F eb. 1918

,v . 72 : 267— 269.

TK1.E 45,v .72

EMPLOYEES AND THE LABOR PROBLEM

2 099 Al l en , E dw ard E . Shipbuilders are made not bo rn .

National marine,Jan .

,1919

, v . 13 : 37—44, 51—56.

2100 A l l en ,F . L . Building the bridge to F rance : why the govern

men t is cal ling for Un ited S tates shipyard vo lunteers.

Outlook,F eb. 20

,1918

,v . 118 : 284— 286. AP 2 .08 ,v .1 18

2101 Am erican shipbuilders break al l records ; Charles M. S chwab

speeds the work.

New Y ork Times cur-ren t histo ry magaz ine , June, 1918, v . 8

pt. 1 : 418—419.

Am erican shipbuilding and shipping.

E ngine er (London ) , Apr . 27, 1917, v . 123 : 381—382 .

TA 1 .E 5,V .123

Anspacher , L ouis K. S ong of the shipbuilder [poem] .

Touchston e, Oct. 1918, v . 4: 51.

Big busin ess in shipyard schools : heads of corporations take

lessons in war work.

United S tates shipp ing board emergency fleet corporation.

Emergency fleet news, v . 1 , Nov . 10.

B E745.A42 ,V. I

2105 B l ood, W . H . T raining school at H og I sland.

S ton e andWebster journal,S ept

,1918

,v . 23 178— 181.

TK1 .S S ,v .23

2106 B l oomfi el d, M . Shipy ard labor problem .

I n ternatio na l marine engin eering ,May , 1918, v . 23 . 273.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .2 3

2107 B ren z in ger , A . H . Ship building for house carpen ters .

Building age, June, 1918, v . 40: 280— 281. N A 1 .B 58 ,V .40

2108 Building a town at B risto l Pa. , to house three thousand ship

buil ders.

E ngineering n ews,Jan . 31

,1918, v . 80: 227— 230


2109 Can ada. Royal commission appoin ted to in quire in to the al

leged un rest existing in the Shipbuilding industry in theprovince of Quebec. Repor t.

Canada. Dept. of labour . Labou/r gazette, Nov . 1918, v .

HD8101.A 3,v .18

2110 Char l es Kn igh t , champion riveter .

E ngin eering and min ing j ournal , May 25, 1918, v . 105 969.

TA 1 .E 56 ,V .105

2111 Chil ds , R ichard S . Building a war town .

I ndependen t, June 22, 1918, v . 94 469. AP 2 , I 53,v .94

2112 First war emergency governm en t towns for shipyardworkers : Y orkship vil lage at Camden , N . J.

American institute of architects. Journal,May, 1918, v . 6

‘

237- 244, 249—251. NA 11.A42 ,v .6

2113 Cl ay ton , C. T . Men who wil l build ships : how the Departmen t of labor wil l get them .

I n ternation al marine engin eering, Dec.,1917

,v . 22 528—529.

VM1 .M8 ,v .22

2114 Cooke, D . H . S . O . S .— Send out ships ;how the spl rit of ad

ven ture has been put in to industry.

Outlook,S ept. 4, 1918, v . 120 28—29. AP 2 .08,V .120

2115 Craw ford, J. E . Lumberman’s View of the shipbuildingdelay.

American lmnberma/n, Mar . 9,1918

,no. 2234: 39.

T S SOO.A5,n o .2234

2117 Denn ison ,B . S chools for shipbuilders.

I l lustrated world,June

,1918

,v . 29 : 540. T 1.T2 ,v .29

2118 Dool ey , W . H . L arge con tinuation school in shipbuilding.

Manual trai/ni/ng, Oct. 1918, v . 20: 55—58. TT 16 1.M25,V .20

2119 Dougl as , P. H . , and F . E . W ol fe. Labor administration inthe shipbuilding industry during war time.

Journal of political economy, Mar .,May, 1919, v . 27 : 145

187; 362—396. HB I .J7,v .27

2120 E aton , Charl es A . T eaching the worker to feel the war.

S cien tific Am erican,S ep t. 7, 1918, v . 119 : 190—191.

T 1.S5,v .119


264 LIB RARY or CONGRES S

”

132 H aul ing shipbuilders to Hog I sland— andhome again .

E lectric railway journ al , S ep t. 14, 1918, v . 52 : 448—451 .

TF 701 .S 6 5,v .52

2133 H ouses for shipyard workers.

S urvey, Jan . 5, 1918, v . 39 : 399—400.HV l -C4,V .39

2134 H ousin g bill passed: S en ate approves m easure to authorize.

expenditure of for housing employees of ship

yards.

I ron age, Jan . 31,1918

,v . 324.

T 1 .I 7 ,V 0 101

2135 H ousing plan taking form .

I ron trade review,Mar . 7, 1918, v . 62 : 624.

T S 300.I 745,v .6 2

2136 H ow S eattle, Washington ,is solving housing problem .

I ron trade review,Jan . 1918

,v . 62 : 336.

T 8300. I 745,v .6 2

2136a H OW shipyardhousing work is organized and operated.

E ngineering n ews, July 18, 1918, v . 81 : 122— 124.

TA1.E 6.v .81

2137 Hubbard, Henry V ., and _F . Y . Joannes . First war emer

gency governmen t towns for shipyard workers ; Hilton ,Va.

American institute of architects. Journal , July, 1918, v. 6

333—345. NA11.A42 ,V .0

2138 Hurl ey , E dw ard N . Governmen t housing plans are pro

gressing.

Engineering news,Jan . 10

,1918

,v . 80 94—95. TA 1 .E 6 ,v .80

Message to the shipbuilders of America !I n ternational marin e engin eering, Apr . 1918

,v . 23 149 .

VM 1 .M3 ,V .23

2140 I m por tan t con ference on shipyard labo r is held.

Greater N ew Y o rk,Apr . 29

,1918

, v . 7 : 1—3.

H F 296 .N 543 ,V .7

2141 I n creased pay for shipyard wo rkers.

I n tern ational marin e engineering, May, 1918, v . 23 : 317.

VM 1 .M3 ,V .23

2142 I ndus trial no rmal school at. Newpo rt News.

E lemen tary scho o l journal,Mar . 1918

,v . 18 : 485- 489.

L 1 1.E 6 ,v . 18

E M PLOYE E S AND TH E LABOR PROBLE M 265

2 143 Kel l y , R oy W . Labo r facto rs in our shipping program .

I ndustrial man agemen t,Mar . 1918

,v . 55 210—217.

TA 1.E 59,v .55

andF . J . A l l en . The shipbuilding industry.

B oston and New Y e r/u,I I oughton Mifflin company, 1918.

302 p . illus. 2350”

“ Recruiting and train ing an industrial arm) r p . 227—253.

19—100 VM23 .K3

2145 Ken n edy , D . R . E mployment of labor : Hog I sland shipVard.

American society of mechanical engin eers . Journal , Dec.,

1918, v . 40: 1030—1031.TJ1 .A 72 ,v .40

2146 L abor shortage affects n avy yards.

I ron age, Dec. 21, 1916 , v . 98 : 1400— 1401 . T 1 .I 7 ,v .98

147 L abor union restriction of workmen’

s output in shipbuilding.

E ngin eering ( 6 con tracting, May 22, 1918, v . 49 : 495.

TA201 .E 5,V .49

‘

2148 Lumberm en un justly are held responsible for ship delay.

American lumberman , Mar. 9, 1918, n o. 2234: 32 .

T5800.A5,n0.2234

2149 MacNary, E . E . I ndustrial training in war tim e.

General electric review ,Dec., 1918, v . 21 : 871—875.

TK1.G5,V .2 1

2150 Macy , V . E . L abor adjustment under war conditio ns.

A cademy of po litical scien ce, New Y or lc. Proceedings , F eb.

1918,v . 7 : 785— 791. H 3 1.A 4,v .7

2151 Markl ey ,A . What the workers think.

S unset magazine , May, 1918, v . 40: 13. F 851 .595,v .40

2152 M em oran dum on the indust rial situation after the war.

Philadelphia, Pa ,Un ited S tates shipping board emergen cy

fleet corpo ration 76 p.

18 H C256 .2 .M3

2153 N ation al chamber of commerce stimulating recruiting of ship

yard labor .

I n ternational marine engineering, Dec.,1917

,v . 22 525—526 .

VM 1 .M3,V .22

266 LI BRARY OF CONGRE SS

2154 Organ iz ing shipbuilders as a reserve.

American lumberman , F eb. 9,1918

,n o. 2230: 42.

TS S OO.A 5,n o.2230

2155 Our n ational breakdowns .

Nation ,F eb. 21 , 1918, v . 199. AP 2 .N 2 ,v .106

2156 Parry ,J . W . T raining 300000 men for the shipyards ; how

the F leet corporation met the problem .

E ngineeringnews , Jan . 2,1919

,v . 82 53—56. TA 1 .E 6 ,v .82

2157 Pease, F . F . T rain ing the m en for the shipyards.

American machinist,July 18, 1918, v . 49 : 109—111.

TJ1.A 5,v .49

2158 Piez , Char l es . Shipbuilding and labor problems.

I ron age, Apr. 4, 1918, v . 101 860—862 .

2159 Pl an periodic adjustment of shipbuilders’ wages .

I n ternational marine engineering,May, 1918, v . 23 317.

m 1.m3 ,v .23

2160 Pl ea to stabiliz e labor is made to shipyards .

Un ited S tates shipping board eme rgen cy fleet corporation .

E mergency fleet news , v . 1,Oct. 24, 1918 : 1 .

H E 745.A42 ,v .1

2160a Prat t , J . A . T rain ing shipyard workers.

American machinist,Mar . 7 1918

,v . 48 : 420—423.

TJ1 .A 5,v .48

2161 Putting car wheels un der shipbuilders.

E lectric railway journal , Aug. 3,1918

,v . 52 : 186—192.

TF 701 .S 65,v .52

2162 R esul t of shipyard tran sportation survey.

E lectric railway journal , Apr . 20,1918

,v . 51 : 779.

TF 701 .S G5,V .51

2163 R ickcord, R . V . T rain ing shipyardw orkers at S taten I sland.

I n tern ationa l marine engineering,Man ,

1918,v . 23 101—103.

vm1 .m3,v .23

T rain ing shipyard wo rkers by E mergency fleet cor

poration methods.

I n ternational marine engineering, Jun e, 1918, v . 23 325- 328.

VM 1.M3,v .23



2176 S hipyard religion as preachedby Dr . E aton .

Literary digest, r . 59,D ec. 21

,28. A P 2 .L 58 ,V .59

2 177 S l ack ers aiding the U- boats.

Literary digest, r . 59,Oct. 5

,1918 : 14— 15. A P 2 , L 58 ,v .59

"7 178 S ow ing seeds in shipyards.

Literary digest, v . 59,Dec. 1918 : 24— 25. AP 2 .L 58 ,V .59

2 179 S tein , G. S . T ranspo rtation or housing.

Am erican institute of architects . Journal,July, 1918, v .

6 : 363. NA 11 .A 42 ,V .6

2180 T ead, 0. L abor for shipyards.

Public, F eb. 1918,r . 5206— 208. A P 2 .P 87 ,v .2 1

2181 T o put war - labor on a war - basis.

Literary digest, v . 56,Mar . 16

,1918 : AP 2 .L 58 ,v .56

2182 T odd, S . W . Tutoring America’s tonn age builders.

I l lustratedwo rld,Nov . 1918, r 30: 364—367. T1 .T 2

,v .30

2182s. Trade unions and productive efficiency.

New republic, May 11, 1918, r . 15 40—41 . AP2 .N 624,v .15

Training branch makes shipbuilding instructors of workers inkindred trades to teach green men .

United S tates board emergen cy fleet corporation . Emergency fleet news, a. 1, Oct. 10, 1918 : 8. H E 745.A42 ,V .1

T rain in g departmen t in each Shipyard.

Manual train ing, Dec. 1917,r . 19 : 138—140.

TT 16 1 .M25,V . 19

2185 U nderw ood, J . J . Because he wanted to ; the philosophy o f

Robert Mo ran,Puget S ound shipbuilder.

S unset,Aug.

,1918

,v . 41 : —45. F 851 .S Q5,v .41

U . S . Congress . House. Comm ittee on me rchan t m arin e an d

fisher ies. Housing for employees of Shipyards buildingships for the Un ited S tates shipping board emergency

fleet corporation . H earings, S ixty- fi fth Congress, secondsession , on S . 3389

,to autho rize and empower the United

S tates shippingboard emergency fleet co rpo ration to pur

chase , lease, requisition , or otherwise acquire improved or

E M PLOYEE S AND TH E LABOR PROBLE M 269

un improved land, houses, buildings , and for other pur

poses . January 23 and28 1918.

l l’ashington , Go vt. prin t. off ,1918. 80 p. 523§

18—9168 HD7293.A 3A2 19 18

0 187 U . S . S hipbuilding labo r adjustmen t board. Decision as to

wages , hours and other conditions in A tlantic Coast, Gul f

and Great Lakes shipyards. October 1, 1918.

Washington , D . C.

,1918. 98 p .

19—26263 HD4966 .S 52U 5 1g18k

2187a Decision as to wages, hours , and other condi

tion s in Pacific coast shipyards. October 1, 1918.

Washington , D . C. 1 p. l . , 23 p.

19—26264 HD496 6 .S 52U52 19181;

U n ited S ta tes shipping board em ergency fleet corpora

tion . Report of the Shipyard employmen t man agers’

con ference heldunder the auspices of the I ndus trial serv

ice departm en t Of the Division of construction ,E merg

ency fleet corporation . Washington , D . C November 9

and10, 1917.

Washington , Go vt. p rin t. off ,1917. 62 p.

18—26037 VM2 3 .A 85 1917a

2188a H eal th and sanitation section . S tan dards Of the De

partmen t of health and sanitation of the United S tates

shipping board em ergency fleet corpo ration ,1918. Lieut.

Co l . Phil ip S . Doane,dir ecto r .

[Philadelphia .? 1918] 3] p. incl . fo rms . p lans (par t fold. )

19 H D7269 .S 43U 4 1918a

2189 I ndustrial ser vice sect-ion . Aids to employment man

agers and intervi ewers on shipy ard occupations with description of such occupations . S pecial bull etin . S erieson employmen t m anagemen t in the shipyard. E mploym en t managemen t branch. I ndustrial service section ,

I n

dustrial relations group . United S tates shipping boardemergency fleet corporation .

Philadelphia,1918. 147 p. incl . tables. 23

19—26271 HF5549.U6 19183

Handbook on employment management in the

shipyard. Bul letin 1. O rganizing the emp loymen t department.

Philadelphia, 1918. 1 fvol . £351.HF 5549 .U5

LI BRARY OF CONGRE S S

2190a U n ited S tates S hippin g board em ergen cy fleet corporation . Restaurant facilities for shipyard workers. P re

paredby F rederick S . Crum .

Washington , Gou’t prin t. of ,

1918. 63 p . in cl . tables,plates

,

p lan s (1 fold. )B ib l iography : p . 63.

18—26666 T X 945.U 5

I ndustrial trainingsection . Emergency training. Train

ing course for shipyardin structors.

H ampton ,Va.

,H ouston prin ting

—18. 3 u. 523

VM 173 .A 3

2191a L abor supp ly section . Emergency fleet classification

listingunder the n ew selective service regul ation s.

Philadelphia,1918. 47 p . incl . forms. 255

m;

19— 26273 UB343.A5 1918n

2192 U til iz in g house carpen ters for building ships.

Amer ican lum berman , Jtime 15, 1918, no . 3248 : 33—34.

T S S OO.A5,n o.2248

V an Gaasbeek ,R ichardM . Trainingwooden boat and Ship

workers.

National marin e,Nov .

,1918

,u. 13 : 493—46.

W age decision of Shipbuilding labor adjustment board as re

vised,corrected, and extended to March 1, 1918.

U. S . Committee on public informa tion . Ofi cial bulletin .

u. 2,Mar . 16 , 1918 : 10

— 11,14. D570.A 2A3 ,v , 2

2195 W age scale andconditions of labor at Delaware River andBal

timore shipyards.

I ron age, F eb. 38,1918

,u. 551—553. T 1.I 7 ,v .101

2196 W age scale for shipbuilding labor on North A tlan tic coast.Engineering (9 con tracting, Apr . 1918

,r . 411 .

TA201.E 5,V .49

2197 W arn er , F rederick T . An alysisof shipyardorgan ization .

I n ternational m arin e engin eering, Jan .

,1919 u. 34: 4.

VM 1.M3 ,V .24

2198 W ehl e, L . B . L abor problems in the Un ited S tates duringthe war .

Quarterly journal of economics, F eb. 1918, v. 33 : 3334 84.

H B 1.Q3 ,V .32


AUTHOR I NDE X

[T he numbers refer to the items, not to the pages . )

Abel l , W . S

Aberdeen , John C. H . G . , 7th

earl of

Abbot, Everett VAbbott, baron . S ee T enterden ,

Chas. Abbott, I st baron .

Academy of po l itical science,N . Y

Adams , 0. AAdams, Henry CAdamson , W i l l iam C

Albertson , Charles 1915

Aldrich , H . LAldrich marine d irectory 1910

Alexander, H . F “ 399

A lexander, Joshua 243,

257, 258, 260—263, 268.

42 7, 686—688, 735, 736

Alford , L. P 629

Allen , Edward E 2099

Al len , F . L 1368,2100

Al len , Frederick J 1047

1115, 1475, 1754, 2144

Al len , Joseph 2

Alwyn - S chm i dt, L. WAmerican academy of pol i ticaland social science , Phila 3,

100, 702, 798

American association of portauthorities

American bureau of shipp ing,N . Y

84, 101

American concrete institute_ 1515

American marine engineer 1010

American 1910a

American shipmasters ’ association 799, 1633

American sh ipp ing and industrial league

American steam ship associa

tion 85, 1039

Anderson , N . L 1392

Anderson , T homas F 334

Andrews , Fran kAnnes ley , Alexander

121739 —19 — 18

- c

Batso n , Don A

An spacher, Louis KAn thiaume , AArm itage - S m i th , GArno ld , Julcan HArno ld , T homasArnould , S ir JosephA l' tlfi il no y de Galdacano , G . de 1441

Atherley - Jones , Llewel l yn A 803

Atkinson , GeorgeA t lan tic works , Boston , Mass 1636

\ttwood, Edward L 1040, 1058—1060

.\ner 974

Ay lward , W i l l iam J.\yres , S teven B 259

l zaasch, Ern st 4

l labcock, W . I rving 1061

l lail let, H . F 747

Da ily , Laurence R_ 805

Baker , A . H 1373

Baker, Abijah R 1442

Baker , B e r nard Nada l 99,

104, 342 , 343, 448, 499, 518, 652

laidw in , George J 548, 1291, 1921

Bal lingal l , James 1062

Bal timore. Chamber of Com

merceBank of the M anhattan co. , N . Y .

Barber, HBarbour, S ir Dav idBarker, J. EBarker, S amuel HBarker, W . PDar l ing, W . EBarnaby , S ydn ey WBarnes , Charles Bl larney , W i l l iam JBarr, Harry KBarrett, JohnBarry , Patrick 1923, 1924

Barton . John K 1064

Bass i , A 12 52

l lateman , S ir Alfred E 709

lates , W i l l iam Wa l lace 6 , 7 ,

106 - 112 , 320, 325

329.335, 807, 808.1637

274 AUTHOR

Bauer, GustavBeach , Charles FiskBeard , Al exander H

Beard , Dan iel C_Bel l , George WBe l lows, H . A

B enecke, W i l l iamBennet, J . C

B ennett, W i l l iam PorterB entmann , EugenBerg, EB erghaus, Johann I saakB erglun d , AbrahamB ertin , Louis Emi leBest

’

s insurance news

B est’

s in surance reportsB i les, John HarvardB irdsa l l , K . N

B is hop, A LB lackmore, EdwardB lake, Alpheus P 113

B lockmann , R 1127

B lood , W. H . , j r

B loomfi eld, M 2106

B lue, F. K 533

Bocler , H 466

Boehmer, George H 1443

Bol les, A. E 549

B o l les , Albert S idneyBoo le, Leonard H 107]

Boston . Board of trade 114

B oston . Chamber of commerce 115

Comm. on merchant marine_ 12 ,

116 493

B oston marine society_ 119

B os worth , George F redericlLBourde l le, P ierre MBow les , F . T_

Boyd , Fran k LB oyd , WBrad ford , E . S

B ragg, Edward MB ranson , Ware, j rB rassey , T homas B rassey , l st

earl 814

B renon , C. S 14

B renzinger, A. H_ 2107

B riggs , Lloyd V 144-l

B rinker, J 1730

B ristow , Joseph Little 120

B ri tish dom in ions general insuro

ance co. ltd 815

I NDEX

L . .

Chamberlain , George AChamberla in , Joseph A

Champion , David JChandler, W i l l iam HenryChapman , W i l l iam O

Charnock , JohnChatterton , Edward K

Ch i lds , Richard S

B rittain , W i l l iam M

B roady , H. WB rooklyn . Publ ic l ibraryB rooks , S ydneyB roomfi eld, Reginal d CB rown , Harrison GB rown , W i l l iamB rowne, L. A.

B ruce, John R . B

B ryan t, S eth EBudde, AugustBul lard , W i l l iam . H . GBul len , Frank T homasBundesman , C. S

Bureau veritas, ParisBurn , John I ldertonBurton , Francis GBurton , T heodore E l ijah

21 , 428

Bush , I rv ing T 99, 190—192, 512, 658

Butts, I saac R 1076

Cal , Al fredo 1077

Cal , An ton io 1077

Carmichae l , Andrew WCa lder, W i l l iam M 1078

Caldwel l , James 1079

Cal lender, Guy S tevens 15

Campbel l , Alexander 0 820

Campbe l l , Robert 821

Canada. R oyal com

building industryCarr, M. FCarse, Henry R

Carter, Charles FBarter, GeorgeCarter, H . R

Catlett, CharlesChal lamel , P ierreCha lmers , S ir M. D . E. S

Chamber of commerce of the U.

S . of America 123, 2153

Comm. on merchan t marine 124

Chamberlain , Eugene Ty ler 16 ,

237, 358, 1261


276 AUTHOR I NDEX

Donk in , E. M 1066

Donkin , s. B ryan 1066

Donnel ly , Wil l iam T 1417,

1702, 1738, 1870, 1871, 1949

Donovan,D . J_ 100

Doo ley , W . H 2118

Dorrance, J. G 519, 12 47

Doty , Al vah H 973

Douglas , S ir Howard 1680

Douglas, P. H 2119

Douglas , W i l l iam HarrisDouglass, E . V 178

Drown , Frank S 1736

Droz , Alfred Edouard 830

Ducéré, Edouard 28

Duckworth , LawrenceDud ley , J. GDuer, John 832 833

Dussoi,Aimé 1090

Dutton , A . H 1952

Dyer, Clarence H_ 1638

Dyment, C. V 1362

Dyson , Charles W 1064, 1091 , 1299

Easton , W . H 1953

Eaton , Charles AEdwards , John R 389

E dye, John 1092

E ldridge, W i l l iam H 833

E ley , Charles V. A 1703

Elgar, FrancisElkins

,S tephen B 789

E l l iott, Charles B 836

E l l is, H 1956

Elwel l , Dav i d “

Emergency fleet news 1036

Emerson , GEmmett, W . L. R

Engineering standards co. , L on

don

Englar,D . R 837

Erskine, Li l l ian 2122 , 2123

E spital lier, G 1549

Essary,J. Frederick " 104

Essex institute, S alem , Mass 29

Estep , Harvey C 1740

Etter, H . B 1236

Evans, Al fred Dud ley 55

Evans , Frank EEvans, Henry 839

Evans , Ho lden A 132

Evans, 8 . M

Eve l yn , John 30

Everett, H. A

Fletcher, R . A

Evers , EEvers ley

,G . J . S haw-Lefevre,

l st baron 854

Fa irbai rn , S ir W i l l iam , bart 1651

Fairp lay 1011

Fal coner, Wil l iam 1902

Farnam , Henry Walcott 133

Farquhar, John M 245

Farr, Merton E 1093

Fawcett, W 1551, 2126

Fayle, C. E 32

Ferguson , H . L 1805, 1806

Ferguson , W i l liam B 1743, 1898

Fernandez Duro, Cesareo 1457

Ferrin , A . W 33,

Ferris, T heodore E 1862 ,

1865, 1866, 1879—1884, 1890

Fiennes, Gerard 34

F i lene, Edward A 589

F i ncham , John 1652

F lanun , Oswal d A . H 1094

F lem ing, W 1704

F letcher, Duncan Upshaw 99,

134, 1559

1043,

1095, 1096, 1460, 1461

Flood , Henry D_ 244

Forbes , Robert Bennet 35, 119, 1462

Forbes, W . D 1281, 1965

Ford , C . H 1211

Formaleon i, Vincenzio A 36—3 8

Fow ler, Charles Newel l 135

Fow ler, John A 842

843

Frank l in , P. A . S 100

Freeman , J . EFrench . F . J 1340

Frey , T . A 39, 1463, 1969

Fripp , R . M 1970

F rost, M. O 617, 1413

Fry , Henry 40

Funne l 1012

Furuse th , Andrew 136—138, 257

Gal l inger, Jacob H 275,

294 2 96, 352 , 505

Gambaro , Raffaele 846

Garner, J . W 1177

Gatewood , W i l l iam 483

Cause, Harry T 1468

Gaylord , Edw in E l lis

Geare, R . I 1175, 1464

Gelder, M. G . de 1971

Gephart, W i l l iam Frank l in 847

Gettel l , R . GGibboney , S . G

G il kison , Augusta I . GG i lkison . RobertG lass , E. RGo in , John WGoldingham, C. S

Go ldmark , Paul ineGood , E . T

Good , T

Goodal l , S . V

Gordon , F. G . RGordon , JamesGottheil , Paul

AUTHOR

480

1463

1463

1086

139

41

984

619

4" 344

1433

503

764

100, 128, 388, 707

Goulaeil’

, E . E 1706

Gove,Dav id_ 1747

Gow , W i l l iam_Goyena, Miguel 851

Gracie , Alexander 1097 , 1466

Gradenwitz , AGraham , T homas 1309

Gran t, Gordon 1098

Gran tham , JohnGt. B rit. Admira l ty

B oard of tra.de_ 986. 987

Corn. on mercantile marine fund

Com . on shipping and

shipbuilding

L oad l ine com

Com. of imperial defence

H ome dept

Hgdrographic oflice

Parl iament.mans.

eign tradePatent ofiice.

H ouse of com»

S elect com. on for

LibraryR ogal com. on loss of l ife a t

sea

Roya l com. on shipping

ringsTreasur y. Com. on national

guarantee for war riskfor shipping

Great Lakes registerGreat Lakes week lyGreathead , John F

Gree ley , S . A

Greene, W i l l iam S

Grey, Henry MGriffin , R . S

Griffin . S amue l PGriffi ths , John W

8

I NDEX

LGrondal , B . L 1749

Grosvenor, Charles Henry 246 ,

253, 292, 293, 295

Guaranty trust company of NewYork 141, 141a, 676

Gueritte, T . J 1566

Guilhaumon , J o s eph B arthelemy

1q marine register and shipbui ld ing rev iew 1014

Haarmann , Hermann J 1104

I l aas , A . L 1467

Hackney , W i l l iam P 142

l l agedorn , Bernhard 44

Ha l l , Arno ld 766

Ha l l , C. H 1183

Ha l l , Henry 143, 1105

Hal l, \V 2130

Ha l le , Ernst von 1498

Hal let, Richard M 1750

Halstead , Albert 1429

Hamburg. Assekuranzmakl er 857

Hande lskammer 858, 859

Ham i l ton , J. M 860

Ham i lton , Walton H 12 6

Hammond , El isha 861

Hard ing, EdwardHard ing, George 862 , 863

Hardy , RufusHarlan Ho l l ingsworth cor

poration , W ilmington , Del 1468

Harlan news 1015

Harris, W i l l iam J 1981

Harvard un iv. Bd. of voc. gui d_ 2131

Hart, Edward Louis de 802

Hatch , Ernest F . G 989

Hang, T . L. E 1567

Henderson , GHendrick , B . J 406, 1316

Hen in de Cuv i l lers , E . F 36, 37

Henry , Robert L 271

Henry , S . M 1982

Hepburn , W i l l iam P 787

Herald of commerce 1032

I l ering, C 1233

I l ermanos, H 1751

Herner , Heinrich 753

Herr, E . M

Hew lett, GrahamHexamer, W i l l iam GHeywood , Fran kH ildyard, FrancisHil l , Charles S tephen

278

Hil l , Ham i lton AndrewsHi l l , James JH il l , M. FHi l l , R . CHil lcoat, Charles HHil l house, Percy AHird , W . B

Hislam , P. A

Hoar, Al lenHobart, H . M

Hobson , Richmon d PHodges, G . C i

Hofiman , Frederick LHoifmann , W i lhelmHo ldsworth , W . S

Ho l l ister, H. C

Holmes, S ir George C. V

Ho lms, A. CampbellHo lt, HHo lzapfel , A. 0

Hopkins, C. T

Hopk in s, Man leyHopkins, Nev i l Munroe

AUTHOR I NDEX

Horne, L. E

Hosmer, W . A

Hough,B enjam in O lney

Hovgaard , W i l l iam 1109

Howard , HenryHow land , Henry R 1471 til

Hubbard , Henry V 2137

Huddleston , GeorgeHudson , W i l l iam WHuebner, George G

100, 160, 161 , 718, 879

Huebner, S olomon S

147, 262, 266 , 712 , 737, 866 , 867

Huet, P ierre Dan iel 49

Hughes, Charles H1110, 1570, 1753

Hul bert, A . B 1472

Humphrey , W i l l iam E

Hungerford , Edward_Hunter, T heodoreHurd , A . S 1473

Hurley , Edward Nash l 47a, l 4s

152 , 615, 616 , 620, 631, 632.

634, 647, 651, 654, 664, 666 ,

667 , 668, 677, 679, 1348, 1360,

1402 , 1808, 1996 , 2138, 2139

Hutch inson , Linco lnHutch ison , P. AHyman , Mark

Justice , Je ffersonKe l ler, Hans

I n formation annualI ngerso l l

,Joseph R

I nman, James

I nsti tution of engineers and

ship - bui lders in S cotland ,G lasgow. L ibrary 1046

I nsurance society of New York 873

I nsurance year book 874

I n ternational association of

marine underwritersI n ternationa l h igh com. Centralas cent

-

ire council

I n ternational institute of agricul ture

I n ternational marine congress,London , 1893

I nternational marine engineering

I n ternational scamen ’

s un ion of

Amer 136—138, 154

I n ternational society for the

deve lopmen t of commercialeducation

I rv ine , AI taly . Laws , statutes, etc

I to , Jiuj iro

I ves, Hen ry WJackman , W i l l iam JamesJackson , Frederick HuthJackson , Orton PorterJames, Francis Bacon

Jann i , A . CJapan . Mercantile marine burcau 50

Jeffers , W . N 992

Jensen , Andreas B 878

Jewel l , J . Grey 158

Joannes , F. Y 2137

John T . G 1212

Johnson , A. F 1296, 1999

Johnson , Alv in 551

Johnson , Emory R 100,

159—161, 472 , 476, 716—718, 879

Jo hnson , R . W 318

Johnson , T . M_ 1114

Jones, Grosvenor MJoneS , R . D 880

Joyce , Joseph A 881

.I urien de La Grav iere, Jean P.


280 AUTHOR

Marblehead h istorical societyMarescaux , A. E . HMarine in surance annualMarine journalMarine news

Marine recordMarine rev iewMaritime registerMark ley , AMarsden , Reginald GMarsh , Arthur R ichmondMarshal l , S amuelM arshal l , S tephenMarston , G lennMartin , FrederickMarv in , T homas OMarv in , W inthrop Lipp itt_

62, 171, 172 , 341, 374, 390, 400,

451, 486, 504, 609, 1294, 1480

Mason , A. J 1351

Mason , Charles J 1376

Massa, R . F 1277

Massachusetts. Directors of theport of Boston 173, 174

Mather, F . J 1481

Mathews, John L 367

Mathewson , A . M 99

Matthiesen , F . E 1905

Maxey , Edw in 324

Max im , HMachl in , L_

Meloney , W i l l iam B rownMelv in , R . B

Menz ies, A . F

Merchan t, E . 0

Merchants’ assoc. of New YorkMerchants national bank , B os

Meriwether, W. S

Mess, Henry AMetcalf, E l iab W_Metsker, Charles FMetz, T heodorMi l ler, J. ErnestMi l lner , Walter DM i l ls, J. CMofi

’

ett, L. W

Mo ldenhauer, PaulMonks, A . G 1580, 2016

Montagu, John W . E . D . S . M. ,

2d baronMontgomery , Thomas HMontojo y Pasaron , P

I NDEX

1669

Moore , Walton NMoran , RMorison , D . B

Morrison , John HM otorsh ipMott, GeorgeMoul ton , Haro l d GMuchnic, C . MMil l ier, Ernst A . AManger, W i l l iam PMurphy

,John McL

Murray , Athole JM yers , C . CNagel , CharlesNationa

'

l assoc. of cotton manu

facturers

Nationa l bus iness league of

AmericaNational forei gn trade con

ven tion 178—182a

Nationa l forei gn trade coun

cil 183, 722

Nationa l marine 1024

National marine engineers beneficial assoc. of U . 8

National marine league of the

U . S . of Amer 184, 185,

Nautical gazette 1025

Negley , James S cott 186

Nelson , F . L 355

Ne lson , F . N 1817

Nelson , John Horatio 187, 681

Nelson ,Knute 276

Neudeck, Georg 1127

Neumann , Josef 1128

New international year book 188

New York ( Ci ty ) B oard of

underwritersYork ( Ci ty ) Court of com/

mon pleas

New York ( S tate ) Comm. to in

res tigate port N . Y. har

bor 189

I nsurance deptNewYork ( S tate ) . Chamber ofcommerce 190—192 , 494, 705

New York assoc. for the restora

tion o f Amer. sh ipp ing in terests 193

New York maritime register 723

New York produce exchange 724

New York . Publ ic l ibrary_ 1048—1050,

1583. 1672 , 1764, 2029

AI'

T I I l l i‘

.

Newark , N. J. , Free publ ic l ibrary 87 , 88 , 1051

Newstead , l lalpli 1673

N ico l , Georg 1129

N ico laysen ,N ico lay 1485

N ie lson ,J . F 1674

N immo ,Joseph , j r

N issen,L 433

N i xon ,Louis_ 345—347

Noble ,N . J 349, 354, 363

N06] , Octave_ 1090

No lan ,F . J 524

Norris , George W 438

North German Lloyd steamshipco. , B remen

Norton , Charles P__Nowery , James S hawOak leaf, Howard BOak ley , TO

’

Donnel l , Eugene Edward

Ofiiey,C. N

O lander, Victor AO lcott, CharlesO lcott, J . Van VechtenO ldknow , Reginal d Charles 1131

Oppenheim , MichaeL 64

Gram, S ir Henry J 1146

Orde, E . L 1412

Os ier, C. A 1371. 2031

Owen , S ir Douglas725, 823, 875. 918

Owen , Hugh 1132

Owen , R . L 99

Paasch , H 1905

Pacific coast assoc. of port au

thorities

Pacific marine registerPacific marine rev iewPacific motor boat and motorship

Pacific socia l sc ience assoc

Pa ine, Ralph Delahaye

Paine, W i l l is S eaverPan American financial con ference , Wash . , D . C. , 1915 229

Panama canal zone 976

Papua 753

Paris. I nternational san itary

convention , 1903 977

Park , S ir James AlanParker, Foxhal l A 1486

I NDEX

Powers , A . CPowers , B en tonPowers. F . P__

Prade l le, JeanPratt. J. AP rebe, George HenryPrice . Theodore H

281

Parker, MarcParkinson ,

T homas II 'arry , J . W

Parsons , M . PParsons , T heophi lusPary in , E merson 13

Patchin , Robert HI ‘atten , Jarv isPa tterso n , R . Y

Peabody , Ceci l HobartPeabody , Henry WaylandPeabody , Susan WadePease. Fred Forrest

Peck , W i l l iam E

Pegier, Ernest CI’e n il ieton . Fields S

Penrose, B o iesPermanent internationa l association o f nav igation congresses 89. 9

6

Perrin , W . G 1488

Perry , John 1 187

Perry , L 339, 1188

Peters , Max 726

Pett, Ph ineas 1488

Phelps . Ed i th M 91 , 201

Phe lps, Edward B 922

Phen is , Albert 1584

Phi lade lphia commercial ma

seum

Ph i l l ips , W i l lardP ierson , Ward WP iez , CharlesP lass, FriedrichP l imso l l , S amue lPo l lock , Dav id 1053,

1136. 1137, 1489, 2037

Po l lock , Hen ry Edward 777

Po l lock , \Val ter 1586

Porter, L . C 1221

Porter, S tephen G 244

Po rter, W il l iam Wagener 778

P o r t l a n d c e m e n t assoc.

Chicago 1588—1592

Pow el l , Joseph W 1274,

1321, 1358. 1848

1769

282 AUTHOR

Price, W i l l iam H

Prince, TPubl ic affairs in formation service 92 , 928, 1054

Quick , Herbert 203

Radford , W i l l iam 1677

Radhakumuz‘aMukhopadhyfiym 70

Radunz , KarlRai lway marine news 1028

Rale igh , S ir Walter “ 1492

Rando lph , Carman Fitz 204

Ransde l l . Joseph E 205

Ran toul , Robert S 29

R edfi eld, W i l liam Cox 206 ,

284, 285, 420, 490

Reehorst, Karel P. ter 1907

Re inhardt, F . G 2046

Renard , Leon 1493

Renn inger, Warren Daub 1138

Renw ick, W . H 729

I ieven thlow , E . von 1193

Rice, Dav id P 331

R ichards. George 930

Richardson , E . V 1432

R ickcord, R . V_ 2163—2165

I liesenberg, Fe l i x 779

Ring,W

Riotte , Eugene 1155

Ritch ie, R 2166

Roach , JohnRoberts , 0 931

Roberts, T homas GRoberts, W . L 1678

Robertson , Les l ie S 1066

Rob inson , Ernest HRobinson , H . C 2048

Robinson ,R ichard H. M

Rob in son , S . M“ 1217

Rocco , Francesco 932

Roes ler, R . E _ 1900

Rogers, F. E 1824

Rogers, George W 1140

Rogers, T homas J 1246

Romairone. G iuseppe 1905

Roosevelt, F . D 2169

Roosevel t, T heodore 1398

Rosener, E. KRoscoe, E . S 933

Rosenthal , Benjam in J 210—212

Ross, Patrick H . W 99, 213- 215

Ross, W i l l iam Edward 614

Rouge, J 1141

Roundy , H. J 1771

I NDEX

A

Rounthwaite. H. M

Row land , WRudder d irectoryRage, Reinho l d FRuhl , ARamsey, DavidRuprecht, F . KRush , B en jam inRushmore, Dav id B

Russel l , John S

Russel l , W i l l iam C

S adler, H. CS aggau, Heinrich F. K

S an Francisco. Chamber Of

commerce 216

S aunders, A. E 1300

Saunders, Edward W 267

S avary , Robert 937

S awyer, Ro l l in A . , j r 1049,

1583, 1672 , 1764, 2029

S chaube, Adol f 72

S chj yitt, Peter O lrog 1496

S chm idt, Louis 938

S chulz , B 1127

Schwab , Charles M 1143, 1364, 1410,

2050, 2101 , 2171- 2173

S chwarz , T j ard 1497, 1498

Schwerin , R . P 395

Scrutton , S ir Thomas Edward 780

S ealey , G . L 1499

S earch , Theodore C_ 217

S eaton , Albert ES eattle , Wash . Publ ic l ibrary 93

S e lby , G . W 1346

S e lwyn - Brown,A 525

S ennett, Richard 1146

S hack leford , Dorsey W 244

S hatter, R . R 1772 , 2053

S harp , Hunter 1400

S harp , James A 1505

S harrock , S tephen 1315

S haw , Frank HS haw , Lesl ie M 210, 218

S haw - Lefevre, George J . S ee

E versley , G . J . S haw -Lefevre,l st baron .

S hedden , T homasS lice, W i l l iamS hepherd , W . R

S heridan , F. J

S herley , SwagarS herri l l , Charles I IS h ip bui lder


284 AUTHOR

T hompson , W i ll iam JT hurston , T . G . O 1619

Tobey , Edward ST odd , J. Carro l lT odd , S . W

T omk in s, F . L_

T oro, ITorr, Ceci lT rade and transportationT raffic worldT rogneux , Georges VT row ,

Charles Edward 78

Turnbull __ 750, 756

Twe lvetrees, W . N 1621

Underwood , J . J 2185

U. S . B ureau of corporations“ 230,

Bureau of foreign and do

w es tie commerce (Dept.of comm . ) 231—234, 757

Bureau of foreign comm“ 784

OfBureau manufaciares(Dept. of comm. ct labor )_ 951

Bureau of navigation (Dept.of commerce ) _ 235—237,

1154, 1691

Bureau of statis tics (D ept.

of commerce (9 labor ) 238, 239

Bureau of steam engineering 1155, 1156

Bureau of the census 240- 242,

1157 , 1158

Bureau of war risk insur

ane 952 , 953

C o n g r e s s. Conferencecomm 243, 954

H ouse

Com . on fore ign al

fa irsCom . on in terstate6 fore ign comm 785

788, 955—957

Com. on merchantmarine and fi sh

eries688 , 735- 737, 1622. 2186

Com. on rivers and

harbors 270. 689

Com. on rules "

738. 958

S elect com . to in

vestigate certa incharges

I NDEX

v

U . S . Congress .

H ouse

Joint select com. on

Amer. shipbuilding 73

S enate 274

Com . on. commerce 275

279. 690—692.959

C o m. on. interstate

comm_ 789—792

S pecial com . on sh ippurchase bil l 280

Dept. of commerce 282- 286 ,

739, 995, 1837

Dept. of comm . ct labor 793

Dept. of justice 2083 .

Dept. of state 287—288

Federal board for voca

tian ci education 1159

I ndustrial com

I n terstate commerce com._ 289,

1001—1008

Laws. statutes, etc 290,

291, 693,

L ibrary of Congress. D i

v is ion of bibliography 94—97

Merchan t marine com

292- 297

Naval academy, Annapol is 1160

Presiden t, 298

Publ ic heal th and marinehospital service

Public health service 979

S hipbuilding labor adjust

ment board 2187, 2187a, 2194

S h ipping board299—306 , 694, 695, 742.

1051 , 1161 , 1162, 1692

Port and harbor facilities comm ission_ 695a, 695b

S teamboat inspection serv106

S uperin tendent of docu

ments 98

T reasury dept 79, 307, 743

War trade board. Bureau

of researchUn ited S tates shipp ing boardemergency fleet corporation 279,

308. 309, 692 , 693,

696 , 697 , 1009, 1056 ,

1530, 1541, 1734,

1857, 1901, 2122 , 2152

AUTHOR m a 285

Un ited S tates sh ipp ing boardemergency fleet corporationD iv

,of operations

E ducation and train ingsection 1164a, 1778

H ealth sanitation section “ 2188,

218811

I ndustrial service section_2084, 2131, 2189, 2190, 2l 90a

I ndustrial train ing section 2191

Labor supply section 2191a

National service section 311

S afety engineering section 2085

E mergency fleet news 1036

Specifications 1862- 1867,

1876. 1877, 1879—1890

Urquhart, G. D 750, 758

Uttmark, Fritz E 311a

Van Gaasbeek , Richard M 1779

1781, 2193

Van Hise, Charles R ichard “

Van Vleck , F 1218

Vardaman . James K 2087

Varney , W i l l iam H 1166

Vaughan , CVerth , Max zur

Vil laverde, E. C. de

Vincen t, S . B__

Vivante, CesareVivarttas, AlohaVose , Edward NVrooman , Carl S churzWade, H. T A

Wakeman , S amue l WWaldron , George BWal ker, John B_

Walker, S ydney FWales, Dav i d HWal l , A. T

Wa l lace, T homasWal ling, W i l l iam EWalsh , Robert_Walsh , T homas JWal ton , T homasWannon , A. CWappiius, Johann EduardWarner, Frederick T_Warw ick , C. LWaterways j ournaiWatson , T homas H_ e

Watt, R . M

Watts , J. M

Watts , S ir Ph i l ipV . B

Webb , W i l l iam H\Vehen CarlWeeks , J . WWeh le, L. B_

Weiss, GeorgeWelch , J. JWel ls, Dav id AmesWende l , H. FWhee ler, E. B

Wh idden , John D

White, W i l l iam HWhite, S ir W i l l iam HW ig, R . JW i ldman , EW i lhe lm, D

W i l lard , WW i l lcock , A thelstaneW i l lcock , John W i l l iamW i l lert, AW i l l iams , R . D

W i l l iams , RichardW i l l iamson , JamesW i l l is, H . PW i lson , T heodore D

W i lson , W . B

W i lson , W . J. B

W i lson , Woodrow

988

1100

1783

99

2198

526

1172

12 04

81

1174

701

536

82

82

419

411

1509

371

1697

284

1224

S ee a l so U . S . P res. 1913

W i l tbank , Henry CW in the war

W inne , H . AW in ter, W i l l iam D

Woeh lke , W . V

Wo l fe, Archibald JWo l fe, F. EWo lfe, S . HWoo l lard , LloydWoo l ley, MWoo l ley , R . WWorts, George FWright, B en jamin CooperWright, C . EWynian , Wal terYoung, Chas. Fred. T

Young, Henry WYoung, T homas EYseux

,Victor

Zafra, Carlos de

Zartman , Lester WZimmermann , Erich W


288

Beton I , concrete motorship_ 1601

B ib l iographiesBoun ties and subs id ies,Un i ted S tates 1138

Commerce 87, 1051

Concrete ships 1583, 1588

Docks 93

Freedom of the seas 96

Harbors 84, 89, 90, 93, 94

I ron and stee l sh ips 1672

Longshoremen 984, 991

M arine engin eering 1044,

1046 , 1050, 1055, 1131

M arine insurance 867.

883, 899, 907 , 928, 906

M arine san itation " 974

Naval arch i tecture 1040,

1048, 1049, 1055, 1141

Nav i gation 85, 89, 90, 1055

S ea storiesS hipbui ld ing

D ictionariesHistory

S hipp ing , Un ited S tates

S h ipyardsS teamship trustsS teamshipsWooden shipsYe l low fever

B i l is of heal thS ee Marine san i tation , B i l lsof hea lth , etc.

B il ls of lading , etc 759—795

B lack locust 1338, 1729

B lack S ea, S hipping, History “

B lohm Voss co . , H am

burg 2020. 2025

Boat bui lders , Un ited S tates " 1910a.

Canada 1912 , 1913

Boat bui ld ingUn i ted S tates S tatistics 1158

B oat designs 1238

Boats , ConcreteS ee Co ncrete boats .

Boston , M ass :

CommerceHarborS h ipp ing

HistoryB i bl iography

SUB JECT I NDEX

B ottomry and responden tia“ 800. 810,

906, 919

B ounties and subsidiesForeign coun tries 160,

220, 283, 294, 295

Great B rita in 323 , 512

Un ited S tates 7.

1° 99. 103, 107, 112 . 116,

134, 160, 174, 176, 177 , 209.2 46 , 249, 251- 253. 255, 256 ,

258 2 60, 272, 275, 295, 317,

402, 452, 474, 1138

B ib liographyBristo l , Pa. , War emergencygovernmen t townS ee a lso M erchant shipbui l ding corporation , B risto l ,Pa.

Buckiershard, England , S hipbui ld ing 1483

Bul kheads 1200, 1855

Buoyancy boxes 1417,

1701, 1702 , 1711 , 1725

Bureau of war risk in surance :S ee M a r i n e in surance ,Un i ted S tates : War risk .

Ca lculations :S ee M arine engineering ,T ables, calculations, etcNaval arch itecture, Ta

bles , etc.

Cal iforn ia, S hipbui ld ing 1557, 1558

S ee also Pacific coast, R ed

wood City , S an Francisco.

Ca l iforn ia shipbui ld ing co . , LongBeach , Cal

Camden , N . J Yorkship vii

lage 2112 , 2206

Camouflage 1306

CanadaConcrete sh ipsM arine insuranceS h ipbui lders . D irectory

S h ipbui ld ingLabor problemS ee al so N iagara, Oh

tario , Quebec.

S h ipyards 2027 , 2094

Canadian Vic-hers , L td. , LonguePo in t, Quebec

Cant frames

SUBJECT

Capita l invested in ship fi rms 541 ,

563 , 581 , 590. 620, 623

("

argo ships 295, 12226 1322 1329 ,

1686 , 1718, 1738, 1829. 2082

Bui lders , American 1910a

Des i gn 1182

Machinery , S tandardiza

S tee lS pecifications

Wooden 1870, 1871 , 1872 , 1891

S tandardizat ion 1808 , 1875

S pecifications 1876 , 1877,

1879—1890

Cargoes and stowage 584, 764, 984—997

Caro l ina ship bui ld in g co rporation , Wilmington , N . C_

Cast stee l ships - 1

Casual labor :S ec Longshoremen

Charter- part iesChartersCheckweighin

China :CommerceS hipbui ld ingS h ipyards

Classification of shipsS ee Measurement of ships .

Cl ipper sh ips 17

76 , 77, 160, 1469, 1481 , 1783

Clyde passenger steamer 1509

Coaiing station s 223

Coast wise steamship lines , Gov

ernment con tro l 608

Coastw ise trade 116 - 118,

250, 254. 269, 289, 580

Coastw ise vesse ls 339, 340, 594

Co ld storage on shipboard__ 1167 , 12 77

Co lumb ia engineering works ,Portland , Oreg 1773, 2061

Co lumbia river, S hipbui l d ing 1038.

2056

S ee also Pacific coast, S hipbui ld ing.

Commandeered ships :S ee Requis itioning of ships .

CommerceB ib l iography 87, 1051

History 19, 30, 47, 49, 56. 59, 72

B el gium , History 26

B oston

12 1739— 19 — 19

INDEX 89

Commerce— Continued .

Greac B ri tain 10, 318, 752

History 30

East I nd ies_ 20

I nd ia 20, 70

New York ( S tate ) 189

S an Francisco 83

S outh America , 99.

287, 288, 371

Un ited S tates 100, 109,

13" 14111 , 161 , 169, 178

183 , 186 , 198, 248, 249, 316 ,

319, 437, 553, 604, 637 , 640

History 45, 79

S tatistics 232 ,

233, 234, 238, 239

China 99

Far Eas t_ 99, 286

Latin America 229

Pacific Ocean 214

Phi l ippine I s lands 294, 295

S outh America 99

287, 288 , 294, 295, 371

Competition versus cooperation 100

Composi te sh ipsBui lders, Amfl ican 1910a,

1912 , 1913

Concrete barges1523, 1524, 1560, 1561 , 1576 ,

1595, 1596 , 1607, 1618, 1622

Concrete boats 1516 ,

1573, 1597 , 1598, 1613, 1622

Concrete sh ips 1510—1629, 2016

B ib liography 1583, 1588

Bui lders , Am erican 1910a, 1912

Cost 1541 , 1542 , 1544

Defects 1514,1515,

1517 , 1531, 1539, 1545,

1550, 1584 1614—1616 , 1627 , 1629

I nsuran ceMall ory , W . S . , p lan 1622

P lans 1541 ,

1546 , 15 I 5, 1617, 1020, 1622—1624

S hear 1572

Wal ler system 1621

Weber, C. , p lan 162 2

Construction of shipsS ee Naval arch itecture .

Consular invo icesConsular lawCon traban dConvoy-

ing at sea, His toryCopper for shipbui ld ing

290 SUB JE CT

Copper- p ipe smithin c

Corros ion , Preven tion of

Corrugated shipsS ee I ron and steel sh ips.

Cost of sh ipbui ld ing “ 1161 ,

1541 , 1542 , 1544, 1644,

1743, 1894, 1896—1899

Cram p , W i l l iam , sons shipbui ld ing Co . , Philadelphia 1894

Cranes, derricks, etc 1363,

142 2 , 1971, 1972 , 1992 , 2005,

2ol oa, 2025, 2039, 2067, 2080

S ee a lso Equipment, S hipyards.

Craw l Keys, stee l cargo sh ipCrews

S ce S eamen .

Dangerous cargo 985, 986

S ee also Cargoes and stow

age.

Deck l oadsDecksD eferred rebates

Origin of termDeiaware R iver sh ipyardsDemobi l ization , S h ipp in g

Democratic po l iciesS ee also S h ip purchase b il l ,W i lson ‘

s poli0y.

D erricksS ee Cranes, derricks, etc.

D ictionaries , S hipbui ldin g 1902—1909

B ib l iography 1906 , 1908

Dan ish 1907

Dutch 1907

Engl ish 1905, 1900, 1907

French_ 1905, 1907, 1908

German 1905, 1907, 1909

I ta lian_Portuguese 1907

Russ ian_ 1907

S pan ish1907

S ee also G lossary , S hipbui ld ing.

D ieppe , FranceD imens ions , S h ip :

S ee Measuremen t o f ships

I NDEX

D irectories , S h ipbui lders, American 1910—1913

D iscrim inating duties 294, 295

Un ited S tates S tat istics 307

S ee also Preferential duties.

D isplacement of sh ipsDock labor :

S ee LongshoremenD ocks

B ib l iographyFran ceUn ited S tates 234,

695a , 695b

Docks , D ry . Un ited S tates . D i

rectory 1912

Doors 1200, 1264, 1327

Dorsetshire, Concrete ships 1603

Douglas fir 1765

Douglas fir sh ips , Un ited S tatesspecifications 1879, 1880, 1889

Draft ing room_ 1950, 2048

Dri l ls , Electric_ 1252

S ee a lso Electrici ty , Appi ication to shipbui lding ;Equipment, S hipyards.

Dri l ls , PneumaticDocks , D ry . Un ited S tates . D i~

rectoryDues and port chargesDuthie, J . F . , co .

, S eattle,Wash 1998

E agle, Ford submarine chaser 793

Electric We ld ing 1079.

1135, 1335, 1341, 1351, 1365.

1387, 1388. 1433. 1475, 1630

1633, 1642 , 1646- 1648, 1660.

1661, 1678, 1679. 1698, 1850

Electricity , App l ication to shipbui ld ing 1317.

1475, 1634, 1674, 1726 , 1748,

1955, 1958, 1972 , 2009, 2098

S cc a lso Electric weld ing ;Equipment, S hipyards .

Electrici ty o n sh ips 1075, 1114, 1289

S ee als o Propulsion , Electric.

Elsw ick shipbui ld ing yard ,Wa lker, England

Enemy vessels capturedEquipment, S hips 1092 , 1277, 1278,

1281, 1282 , 1284, 1289, 1328, 1374


2928 SUBJEC'IYKI NUEX ‘f

I Great BritainM CODtmuéd.

1135, 166821,

3 11i373flq i1904n é19916 ,

S ee also D ictionariegmsnigbuilding Il QQfiififi l rdGM $ iel 1 my.

Goethalsm eorge’

flW A oLum uum

Government aid to shippingizmhl

S ee Bount ies and subsidiesamgom'

q

Governmen t con t ro l Q‘

L'

315

Uniatlefi l S tfiflQSu L xJné c W Qifim

675

.OUS 474, 4751 559

Skikefrfiihé'fifi (TW BEQEWL:"851 F ore ign countri es -

u-

g g l u j j hl 505

118, 122, 134, 1478011661afiel fifi d(1699n

695: $ 99 203, 204, 219, 226, 264, 268,

MEI 2.7

.8q280, 1311054 14.

SCI A1 11 , 486iflffifid489,

5 6313 686n68171i690; 691

L301 - B ib lio grap h y 98

(my & B arash e lectricrdnbbmg'

da

15111366 11119,

(fi lefit Br i ta in -

'

afrm '

midz

QI”Bio‘fll—hgties; "

328, 512[ fig

10f20j3183752‘f f’ - Hi s tory 2 131 111132 51. 1' " 13609 Concrete

I S 1581,—162d

"HarbIo‘rks

-

32 Itfng§hoienienw m n $ 17”.n

a rme

WVar—

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.crzahfagimisqmiw ;m um —H m ] ! 751

weMaritimeeflawfi s 2.43,

.mm mm _2201180 904

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851 (N avy. y ar ds whwmu’

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1099,

ooa1 .8011

p 1362418804r1<389Ja411,6209 .0209 our . 1412 ,

- 1oso;11084171923

.H O$ hipbuilding « nu.

£ 701 1473,

£ 905? £ 0118 .rflM4ifiQB33i 688l 31489, 1505

EE OS hffifiixfifiOS , 805§ , 1filfiZ 322 ,

« 1A-

TM 1174811749, 751,

8175 987, 988

B i b l iograp h y 54

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’ fin ?)B ib 1ography

2022, 2028, 2037 2042 ,

51991 7913 1 m in 1 0 140 (n ?

1071Tonnaagev rrih l irj dq iifz

V

Pac ifi c - t 11 196

Ha rl an H ol lrflégwortfiméoppj’vw.

T7Wl lmington , Della no m mm mui « rxi’

l

002 S ec B ethleheflihshfipmwamgtq m i"!co rpora t ion , Ha rlan Natal . . l l ' n i

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conn ’ f nrm fi hr‘f r

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1 v in 11976 ' 1977Gu l f coas t s h ipya rds 1475, 2187

Gu l f s teams h ip l inesw

jffjl 605

GunM

1311

Gy roscope 1196, 1305' Ha l l . J. W . , M a r ine ra i lwayS h ipbu i l d i ngWa s hHa rbo rs 65.

.kiICl 89, 90; 9374003160; 22012323

rlfi lbfi flgl flfflm a

‘

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‘

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A—egls‘k 93.94

.'SIUBJ EOTWINDE X

Hea t ingS h ips 1167, 1385

Bib l iograp h yS h ipya rds

l l ebburn - on -Tyne , s h ipya rdsHen neb iqu e a nd M are l l e sy stemHi l ton , Va , War emergencygovernmen t town

H is to ryS h ipbu i ld i ng 60, 67 , 1069

1098, 1137. 1142 , 1149,

1175, 12 42 , 1439—1509

B ib l iograp h yI ron a n d stee l s h ips. 1459 1651

1653, 1656— 1658.

1664. 1677 , 168-1

Sa i l ing vessel s 1082

S teams h ips 1083,1095

W a rs h ipsWooden s h ips 1730.

1747, 1770, 1780, 1790

S hippin <r 1

G rea t B ri t a in32 ,

B ib l iograp h yHog a n d sag “

Hog I s landS'

ce America n in terna t iona ls h ipbu i ld ing co rpora t ion .

Hog Is land,Pa .

Ho i s ts, Gea redHoug h d es i gn , Wooden s h ipsHouse ca rpen ters as s h ipbu i l ders 2107 , 2192

Hou s ingS ee Shipworkers : Hous ing.

Ha rley , Ed w a rd N666—668. 679, 680. 701

S ee also Au t h o r i n d ex .

Hun newe l l h u l lHydrop la n

’

e gl i d ing boa tI ndi a , Commerce

H is toryS h ipp ingHistory

I nspec t ion of s h ipsinsu ra nce co . of N. A . , P h i l a_I nsu rance , F i re :

S ee F i re i nsu rance.

Insu ra nce , M a rin eS ec M ari ne insu rance .

I n ter io r d eco ra t ion of ships

12£h3

L 9 44 - l u u .+ l o l

-

T_

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1601 . 1928

. Q ’

2 016

l nternaLicmgl..m n,trol .4. 1 653

.Iutcrnational merc h an t ma ri neLyon.ands tee l ships 1168 1188.

. 122 2 , 12 - 1630—1609

Bib l iog rap h y 1672

Bu i lders Ame'

rh an 191011.

1633

1644

_1658

1459, 1651—1658

1656- 1658) 1664. 167 1,1684

L loy d ’ s ru l es_ 1666

M a i n tenance 1662‘Plan s "

166° 1645.1673n

Repai rs 1662;167311

Spec ifi ca t ions 1862—1867

S tan d a r d iza t ion 1846—1867

I s h er w oo d system . 1337

I ta l y :Conc rete boatsM a rine in su ra nce :

2W a r

‘,

ri sk7

S h ipbu i l d ingJapan :

\ I arine i nsu ra nce 929

S h ipbu i l d ing1383

S h ipp ing 286

S h ipya rdsKn i g h t C h a r les riveter

’

Labo r u n ionsS ec Organ ized labo r:

LaborersS ee S hipworker

‘

s

La F o l lette’ s law : .

e : I 1

S ee S eamen’

s act , 1915.

La ti n Ame1 icaCommerce Un i ted S ta tesS h ipp i ng fa c i l i t ies , Uni tedS ta tes

Launc h i ngLayi ng off

S ee S h op wo rk .

Lee and B rin ton,Sea t t le , Was h-

u |

1781L ibe1 ty s h ipbu i l d in g co . , W il

m ingtou , Del

L i fe boatsL ig h tening h o lesLi g h t i ng , S h ips

S ee also E lectricty on s h ips .

S h ipya r d s

$294 m um

LiverpoolrE nglandfl Dongshéneé

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Eom eufi fi g L L LL Jflfl t23 . 12L

856 389, 890 931 , 965« 11 11

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I( 16 6

11gshoremen

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3l i ‘ R i i t 989991 ,996 . 997

ifzoss rof iiife _at sean u r

E SSSesr S hipp ingS ee Eu ropean war , Tonnage l osses .

‘imr

ria; s s_

1 11m l13fi fd1' 1733,

1741 5 7507 1756 , 1774, 17"

15“ J

S ee a lso B la ck 10m st ; D onglas

fi r ; Ye l lo w p in e.

1421

(Ma c h i nery , S h ips 1144,

7 Nil 5213 1160, 1164, 1278

11! “S ec Marine engin es .

McKin ley , W i l l iam , P res . recom

mendation s 199, 200

M a i ne Kennebunk , S h ipbu i l d i ng 1445

M ain tenance of 1139 1183

M a l lo ry , W . S . , p lan of concretecon struction

.\ I a n itow o c s h ipbu i l d i ng1437.

1668 , 166811 , 2011

essels 136—138,

555, 564, 578, 591 . 606 , 615

S ec also Seamen ; S eamen‘

s

a ct , 1915.

{97 1la1hlehead,

M a ss

”wShipping, Hi sto ry

BifaFol le sys temMari ne, M erc h a n t :

iS ee S h i pp ing un d er namesof cou n t r ies.

Marine d ra ftsmen

Histo ryLa w Genera l

Per io d ica l s

l'

. S . S h ippi ng boa r d p lan “

M a r i ne engi n eer i ng 318, 1057 , 1064,

m 1072 , 1112 . 1131 , 1144, 1147, 1148,

Fr ) ! 1160, 1164. 1169, 1202 , 12 11 , 1475

$0121“

B ibl iograp h y 1044 ,

1046 , 1050, 1055, 1131

D ict iona r ies 1905, 1907, 1909

Tab les , ca l cu la t ions , etc 1124

M a ri ne engi nes 1066 .

1074, 1108, 1110, 1133, 1146 , 1155

Speci fica t ions 1881 ,

1882 , 1885, 1886 , 1887

M a r i ne engine m a nu factu rers 1912

M a ri ne i nsu rance 160, 796—970

Accou n ting 943

B ib l iograp h y 867,

883, 899, 907, 928, 966

917

832.

861 , 906, 920, 921 , 923

F ra nce 937

Germany 858 , 859

G rea t B r i t a i n 800, 802 ,

804, 809, 817,

826 , 828, 831 , 833, 835,

849, 850, 854, 885, 886 .

895, 896 , 904,

l'

n ited S ta tes 809.

836 , 881, 930, 944, 960

811 , 812 , 892 , 893

911 , 945

822 .

838 , 870

W a r r isk 318. 883. 911 , 922

S ee a lso be low un d ernames of cou n t ries .

(31111111171

F ra nce 937

Ti e rmany 797.

857—859, 882 , 888. 924. 926 , 927

G rea t Bri ta i n 800. 805. 815, 817.

818, 823, 826 , 828, 831, 832 .

835, 845, 849, 850, 854, 75,

885. 886 , 895. 896 . 904, 907 .

919, 933, 941 , 944. 947 , 949

War r isk 816 .

821, 841, 852.

869.900—903. 905. 964

I ta ly. W ar r i sk 876

Ja pa nnds

S w e d en


296

a rc h i tects , D i recto ry_Na va l a r t a nd sc ience

,His to ry_ 51

Na va l aux i l i a ry 168, 268,

275, 277 , 278, 292, 295.

303, 361 , 410, 686 , 687

Nava l law :

S ee M a r itime l aw .

Nav i ga t ion_ 194, 220, 992

Bib l iograp h y 85, 89, 90, 1055

D i c t iona r ies 1905, 1909

H i sto ry 9, 30,

36—38, 49, 58, 59, 71 , 73, 82

S ee also S team nav i ga t ion .

Nav iga t ion l a w s :S ee M a r i t ime l a w .

Na vy , Un i ted S ta tes 157 ,

209, 562, 1113, 1299

S ee also Nava l aux i l ia ry .

Na vy I sl and , On ta r io , S h ipbu i l di ng 1470

Navy ya rdsF ra nceG rea t B ri ta i nUn i ted S ta tes

S ee also S h ipya rds.Net h erlands :

M a r in e i nsu ranceS h ipbu i l d ing

New Yo rk ( City )H a rbor “ 189, 539, 557, 586 , 618, 621

Longs h oremenS h ipbu i ld ingS h ipp ing, HistoryS h ipya rds , Hi sto ry

New Yo rk ( S tate )CommerceM a rine 819,

New York s h ipbu i l d ing co rpora t ion , Camden , N . J

New a ra Bay s h ipya rd , Newa rk ,

1484, 2019

N . J 1941 , 1963, 2023

Newbu rg h s h ipya rd s,Newbu rg h ,

N . Y 1942 , 1953

New po rt New s s h ipbu i l d ingd ry d ock co . , Newpor t News ,Va 2093, 2142

N i aga ra , On ta r io , S h ipbu i l d ing 1465

Noa h ’ s a rkNo r d d eu tsc h er L loyd 1130

No rman d y , S h ipbu i l d ingNorway

Bou n t ies a n d subs i d i es

SUBJE CT INDE X

Pa c ifi c coas tHa rbo rsS hipbuiders, Directorv

Norway— Con t inued .

Concrete s h ips1601 , 1604, 1608, 1611

S h ipbu i ld i ng 1392

S h ipp i ng, History 68

Ocea n fre i g h t ra tes 7 2—746

Ocea n ma i l l i nes 295

Ocean l i ners 74, 501 , 1181, 1475, 1701

Des i gn 1181 ,

1184, 1186, 1187 , 1192, 1194

F i re p ro tect i on 1209

Ocean transpo rta t ion159, 160, 1194

Offi cers , Tra in i ng 300, 304—306, 617

O lympic, S . S 1191

Oregon 1766

S ee also Co lumbi a engineeri ng works Pac ifi c “ coa st ;Po rt l and , Oreg.

Orga n ized l abo r_2147, 2169, 2174, 2182a

Oxya cety lene i n s h ipbu i l d ing 1475.

1819

196

1911 .

1912

S h ipbu i l d ing 536 .

1293, 1362 , 1394, 2056 , 2187a

Wooden 1731 , 1735.

1752, 1773, 1784, 1787, 206 ]

S h ipp i ng 120, 196

S hipworkers 2130

S h ipya rds 1475,

1914, 1952 , 2036 , 2043, 2052 , 2187a

Pacifi c M a i l S teams h ip Co__ 120, 442

Pac ifi c OceanCommerce 214

S h ipp i ng 286, 328, 330, 561, 635

Pan ama Ca na l 83, 105.

160, 223, 351 , 355, —377 , 1475

Concrete ba rges 1596, 1607

S h ip s fo r 342 , 343, 430

Pa nama Ca na l zone :San i ta t ion

Papua,Aus t ra l ia , Ha rbo rs , Por t

c h a rgesPassenger ra tesPa ssenger serv ice

S ee a lso O cean l i ners .

Pensaco la , F la , s h ipya rdsPe riod i ca l s

M a ri ne i n su ran ce

SUB JECT I NDEX

Pe rlodlcals— Con t i nued.

S h ipbu i l d i ng 101(L 1038

S h ipp i ng 89" 893. 1010- 1038

l 'etro leum 151 , 389

P h i l a d e lp h i aHous i ng fo r Un i te d S ta tesS h ipp i ng Boa rdM a ri ne i nsu ra nce “

S h ipbu i l d i ng 637 , 1397

P h i l ipp i ne Is la ndsCommerce. Un i te d S ta tes_Qua ra n t i ne 980

S h ipp i ng 247

P i lots a nd p i lotageG rea t B ri ta i n 752

Un i ted S ta tes 254

P ip i ng systems 1373

Pi sa . S h ipp ing, His tory 72

P l umb i ng 12 14, 12 69

P l ymou t h Coun ty , M ass . S h ip

Pneuma t i c too l sl ‘neumercator

Pomerene actS ee F edera l b i l l of l adingact ( Pomerene act ) .

I 'o o le Ha rbo r , E ngl a nd , Ship

Poo l i ng agreemen tsS ee S h ipp ing conferences.

l 'o rt c h a rges 160, 220, 234, 747—758

l ’ul‘l’ d i rec to ryl ’o rt'and,

O reg . S h i pbu i l d ing

PortsS ee Ha rbo rs.

Po rtuga l , S h ipbu i l dingP referen ti a l du t ies

S ee also D i scr im i na t ing dati es .

P rope l lers 1063 , 1091 , 1376

S ee also Screw prope l l ers .

l ’ ropulsion 1091,

1145, 1180, 1333, 1336 , 1345

l ’ ro im lsio n . E lect ric1302 . 1303. 1330, 1354. 1355

S ee also E lec tr i ci ty on s hips.

P ropu l s ion , M achine ry , U . S .

Specifi ca t ions 1881,

1882 1885,

Puffed'

bricks , S h ips of 1609

297

- ‘ a -n —c n

1167. 1277

1107 , 1132 , 1183

1912

Rivets

Puget Soun d . Wooden s h ipbu i ld ingS ee also Pa c i fic coas tWa s h ington ( State ) .

Pusey Jones co W i lm i ngton ,

De l 1981

Qua ra n t ine 971 , 973,

B ib l iograp h y 979

Panama Cana l zone 976

P h i l ippin e I s l a n d s 980

United 972 , 975,

Quebec , S h ipbuil d ing 143“

Ra tesS ee F rei g h t ra tes ; Pa s~senger ra tes .

Rec ru i t i ng :S ec Seamen , Recru i t i ngS hipworkers . Recru i t ing.

Reduc tion gea rsRedwood City , Cai , Concretes h ipbu i ld ing

R efr igera t ionRei n forced concrete s h ips :

S ee Concrete s h ips .

Repa i r of s h ipsRepa i r p lan ts , L i st ofRepub l i can po lic iesRequ isi tion ing of s h ips :

G rea t B ri ta i n 48

United S ta tes 567.

599, 603, 734, 735

Resis tance of s h ips 1216

Restau ran ts , lun c h rooms. etc 208 !

R iggi ng of s h ips 1117

R ivet - drivin g reco rds 1356. 135 1,2110

R iveters 2 110, 21662 167

Rivetl ess stee l s hips1

1248 12 51.

1284 1353, 1372 , 1475, 1673a

Robins dry d ock repa i r coB rook lyn , N . Y

Roc h ester p la n of s hipya rd ia

borRodgers , David , riveterRo l l i ng of s h ips :

S ee S t ability of s h ips .

Rome , S hipp i ng, His to ryRopesRou tesR uss i a :

Bounties an d subs i d iesS hipbu i l d ing. History

298 SUBJE CT INDE X

Sa fety a t sea 99,

137, 138, 154, 301 , 303, 303a

Sa gi na w s h ipbu i lding co Sagina w , M ic h _ 2007

Sa i lmak ing 1076

Sa i l i ngHi story “ 1448, 1653

Sa i lorsS ee Seamen : S eamen

‘

s ac t ,1915.

Sa lem , M a ss S h ipping , H isto ry

Sa n F ra nc isco :Commerce 83

Conc rete shipbuildin oz 1557

S h ipp i ng 83, 745

Sa n i ta tion,M a r i ne 971—983, 2188a

Bib l iograp h y 974

S h ipya r d s 1975,

2065, 2074, 2l 88a

Sa van na h , Cu. , S h ipp ing, His

to ry 18

Sca rp i ng mac h in e 1359, 1673a, 2068

Sc h edu le , S h ips onSc h oon er, S tee l

'

Sco t l an d , S h ipbu i l d i ng , His to ry 1509

Screw p rope l lersS ee also P rope l lers .

Sea l i fe1Seamen 119, 121 , 27a,

139, 154, 158, 216 , 227 , 243, 257 ,

261 , 284, 313, 591 , 597 , 636, 779

Recru i t i ng 300, 304—306

S eamen’

s a ct , 1915136—138 2 16. 243, 257, 261 ,

284, 443, 444, 446 , 467. 477

Sea - pow er , His to ry 34

Sea - s tories , B i b l iograp h y 85

Sea - terms :S ee Nau t ica l terms .

Sea t t le, W a s hHous i ng 2136

S h ipbu i lders 2034

S h ipbu i l d i ng 1286 ,

13 l4, 1371, 2034

S ee a ls o Pac i fic coas t .S h ipbu i l d ing.

Sea t t le cons t ruct ion d ry dockco . , Sea t t le 2051

Se l f- ba l la s t i ng i ron sa fe ty s h i ps 1676

S h ip - b roker 766

S h ip - brokers , L i st of 1912

S h ip ca lcu la tionsS ee Nava l a rc h i tec tu re ,Tab les, ca lcu la t ions , etcS h op work .

S h ip Ch a nd lers , L is t ofS h i p des ign

L i st of newS ee also S h ipbu i l ders.

S h ip fi t ters. Handbooks

S h ip fi ttin tn

H is to ryO rigin of term

1912 , 1913

1108.

1147, 1166, 1180, 1189

S ee also Nava l a rc h i tec tu re ;S h ip mode ls .

S h ip fi rms , Cap i ta l i nves ted581, 596 , 620, 623

581

1668, 1673, 167311

1063,

1066 , 1071 , 1073, 1080,

1086 1120, 1129, 1164a

S h ip fi t t ings , Nove l t ies i n 1171

S h ip mode ls 1218, 1288, 1300

S ee also S h ip des ign .

S h ip owners , D i rec toryP rofi ts

S h ip p ropu l s ionS ee P ropu ls ion .

S h ip pu rc h a se b i l l 212 ,

219, 226 280,281 , 409, 412—414.

418, 42 1, 424—429, 431, 434, 498.

504, 507 , 517 , 518, 520, 521, 529

S h ip repa ir p lan ts 1912

S h ipbu i l ders , D i rectories1913, 1935, 2008, 2077

S h i pbu i l d ers ' equ ipmen t, Direc

to ries_S h ipbu i l d ers , Ea rl y 1457

S h ipbu i l d i ng c i t ies,New 1918 2111

S ee a lso Bris to l , Pa. ; Hi lton , Va. ; Yorkship v i ll a ge . Cam d en , N . J .

S h ipbu i l d i ng l abor a d j us tmen tboaKL 2187, 2198

S h ipp i ng act , 1916204, 219, 291, 30

2 676 , 681 , 693

S h ipp ing boa rd , Un i ted S ta tes :3806 Un i ted S ta tes S h ipp ingboa r d .

S h ipp i ng comb ina t ions , I nves t igation_

S h ipp i ng con ferences128. 147. 160, 170. 26

° “ 66 .

271 , 709, 717, 718, 730, 738

388

709


300

S pecifications— Con t i nu ed .

S tee l forgi ngs 1156

S tee l s h ips_ 1862—1867

T imber 1888 , 1889, 1890

Tugboa t , Harbor 1863

Seagoin ou n 1864

Wooden s h ipsSpe d d en s h ipbu i l d i ng co . , Ba l t imo re, M d_ 2071

S peec h es 23,

105. 111 , 122 , 129. 130, 131 ,

133, 134, 148, 149, 166—169,

199. 206 , 213, 215, 217, 873,

935, 936 , 1061 , 1143, 1152

I n Congr ess 186,

205, 226 , 274, 683, 734,

1078, 1559. 1744, 1745

S tab i l i ty of S h ips1211 , 1230. 1231 , 1245, 1263,

1271 , 1285 1309. 1701 , 1722

S tab i l i ty of w a rs h ips 1059

S ta n d a r d s h ipbu i l d ing corpo rat ion , M a ri ners Ha rbo r , N . Y__ 1829

S h ooters Is la nd , N. Y__ 1875, 2066

S ta n d ar d i za tion , G enera l_ 1791—1845

I ron and stee l s h ips 1846 - 1867

W oo d en s h ip s 1868 - 1892

S taplincr" 1204

S ta ten Is lan d s h ipbu i l d ing c0..

P lan t , Po rt R ic h mond , N. Y_ 2072

S ta t i st ics :Comme rce , Un i ted S t a tes_ 232

S h ipb u i l d i ng , If

nited S ta tes 1157,

1158

S h ippi ng, Un i ted S ta tes_ 232 ,

233 2 35. 238. 239

Tonnage , 220

S tee l ba rgesS tee l fo r s h ips 1199

Spec i fica t ion s , G rea t B r i ta i n 1649

I’

n ited S ta tesS teel forgings , Specifi cations_ 1156

S tee l s h ipsS ec I ron a nd stee l s h ips .

S teenerson , Ha l vor , I nves t i gat ion o f c h a rges aga i ns t

S teeri ng gea rS tern p l a t i ngS tone s h ips

S ee a lso Concrete s h ips .

S team Na v i ga t ion .Hi story; 40, 56 ,57 ,

69

SUBJE CT INDE X

S teamboa t l i nes , Un i ted S ta tes_ 3.

40, 100

S teamboats 40, 1083 , 1095, 1237

B i bl iograp h y “ 1043

His tory 1449, 1494

L i s t of Un i ted S ta tes 57 , 162

S team bo i le rs,M a r in e :

S ee M a ri ne steam bo i lers.S team s h ip l ines , Amer ican

s

1126

2155,

2177, 2178, 2202 , 2204

Subma ri ne boa t co rpora t ion .

Pl an t Bayonn e , N . J

Subma rine power boa tSubma r ine prob l em

156 ,

S teams h ip t rusts , B ib l iograp h y 97

S teams h ip s 160, 1175

Class ifi ca tion of 160

Des i gn 1136 , 1854

His to ry 1460

S ee also Ocean l in ers.S to w age

S ee Ca rgoes and stowage.S t rengt h of s h ips

B i b l iograp h yS t ri kes, S h ipya rds

2080

1235

303a,

318, 1306 . 1308

E ffec t on s h ipb u i l d i ng 1276.

1342 , 1994, 2054

M erc h an t ton nage l osses 140.

465, 510, 580, 610. 624,

641 , 645. 663, 664, 667

Effect on i n su ra nce ra tes R47 .

911 .

Wooden s h ipsSubma r ine zon e_ 01 , 303a

Subs i d iesS ee Bou n t ies and subs i d ies .

Su n s h ipbu i l d i ng co. , C h es ter .Pa

1839, 1961. 2064. 2070, 2075

Supp le - Ba l l i n s h ipbu i l d ing co rporation , Po rt la nd , Ore_

S w edenMa rin e i nsu ra nceS h i pbu i l d i ng

Tabl es , ca l cu l a t ions . etcS ee M a r ine en gi n ee ri ng.

Tab les. etc . : Na va l a rc h itectu re , Tab les , etc .

Ta r i ff. Un i te d S ta tes “ 99, 220" 28

, 307

Ta r i ffs , F o re ign cou n t ries m ’o

Temp l a te,S ta n d a r d iz ing 1817

S UBJE CT INDEX 301

Term i na lsS ec Ha rbo rs .

Terms u sed i n s h ipbu i l d ing 99, 286

S ee G lossa ry , S h ipbu i l d i ng.

Texas , Wooden s h ipsT h o r pneuma t ic too lsTitan ic, S . STonnage

Un i ted S ta tesWo r l d

Tonnage lawsG rea t B r i ta i nUn i ted S ta tes

Tonnage lossesS ee Eu ropean wa r , Tonnagelosses .

Tonnage taxesTorcrete s h ipbu i l d ing corporat ion , Newbu rg h , N . Y

Trade , F ore i gnS ee Commerce.

Trade- un ionsS ee Organ ized l abo r.

Tra ns - At lan t ic l inerS ee Ocean liners.

Transports , Ar my - n 275,

294, 295, 436 , 1329, 1475, 2082

T rim 1431

T roop s h ips :S ee T ra nsports, Army .

T 'uckahoe, s h ip bu i l t i n 27 days 1377

1379

Tugboa t , Ha rbor , Un i ted S ta tesspec i fica t ionsSeago i ng. Un i ted S ta tesspec ifica t ion s

Uncaps izab le s h ips : M a ri t ime l awS ee Uns inkab le s hips.

l'

nited S ta tesBou n t ies a nd subs i d ies

103, 107 , 112 , 116 , 134,

174, 176, 177 , 209, 246, s249, 251

— 253, 255, 256 ,

258, 260 272,275, 295,

317 , 402 , 452 , 474, 1138

B i bl iograp h y 1138

Commerce 8, 99, 100,

109, 132 , 141a, 161 , 169, 178

319, 437 , 553, 604, 637, 640

His tory 45, 79

S ta t ist ics_ 232 2 39

C h in a 99

Uni ted S ta tes— Con t i nue d .Commerce— Con t i nue d .

F ar Eas tLa t i n AmericaP h i l ipp i ne I s landsSou t h America 99,

287, 288, 294, 295, 371

Docks 234, 695a, 695b

Governmen t a i d 527, 533

S ee als o Bount ies andsubs i d ies.

Governmen t con t ro l 312 ,

474, 475, 608, 655

Governmen t owners h ip 117 ,

118, 122, 134, 14721, 166,

167, 169, 190—192 , 201 ,

203, 204, 219, 226 , 263,

264, 268, 277 , 278, 280,

281, 310, 414, 417, 422 ,

450, 486 , 488, 489, 534,

671 , 686, 687, 690, 691


Ha rborsS ec Ha rbors : Un i ted S ta tes.

I n land t ranspo rta t ion 230,

240—242

M a r i ne i nsu rance 806—808, 813,

819, 824, 827 , 836 , 840,

842 , 866, 879, 884, 910,

934—936 , 949, 950, 966

War r isk 848, 860,

877, 911 , 934, 952—961

U n i t e d S t a t e sS hipp i ng Boa rdp l an 822, 838,

940, 962

158,

160, 317

208, 209, 562 , 1113, 1299

S ee also Nava l aux i l ia ryNavy ya rds

S ee also S hipya rds .

Qu aran tin e 972, 975, 978.979

S h ipbu i l d ers 1173, 1671 ,

1910—1913, 1935, 2008, 2077

S h ipbu i l d ing 206 , 207,

466 , 535, 619, 624, 1039—2205

Bib l iograp h y 1039—1056, 1138

H isto ry 193,—1509, 1636, 1783

Hou rs , wages , e tc 2169.

2187, 21878 . 2194—2196

302 SUBJE CT

Un i ted S ta tes— Con itnued.

S h ipbu i l d i ng— Con t i nue d .

S ta t i st ics 573, 574, 577 ,

1157 , 1158, 1161 , 1162 ,

1290, 1382 1395, 1399,

1407 , 1420, 1424—142 7

T ra i n i ng 1073, 1080,

1081, 1135, 1159, 1164a, 1165,

1343, 1636 , 1641 , 1654, 1673,

1734, 1736, 1778, 1779, 1781 ,

2104, 2105, 2117 , 2118, 2142 ,

2144, 2149, 2156 , 2157, 2l 6oa,

2163—2165, 2182—2184, 2193

S ee also s h ip fi t

t i ng ; S h op wo rk .

S ee a l so Concre te s h ips ;I ron and stee l s h ips ;“ I ooden s h ips .

S h ipp i ng :B ib l iograp h yBooksA r t i c l e s in period ica l s 320- 673

Accou nt i ng 998—1009

A fte r the war 613.

647 , 649, 655, 657

i nves te d 541 ,

563, 581, 596 , 620, 623

112 ,

326 , 327

D ec l i ne 7 , 12. 46 , 62 , 75,

79, 107. 110, 112 . 142—145,

201 , 202 , 316 , 317 . 329, 336 ,

337 , 344, 346. 358,

382 , 400, 456 . 485,511 , 627

Deve lopmen t 1 . 7 . 12 , 42 , 46 , 62

112 ,

124, 127. 134. l 4l a ,

176. 177 , 185, 190—193, 197 ,

199—201. 203, 210—213. 215,

248—253. 275, 292—295, 303 ,

316 , 317, 329, 331—333, 338.

341 , 344. 345, 348. 350, 352 ,

355—357 , 359, 369, 373 , 385.

395, 448, 463, 479, 480, 489.

499, 506 , 508, 509. 519,525.

530, 535, 544, 632 , 672 . 1195

S ee also Boun t ies and

s ub 5 id ics G overnmen t owners h ip S h ippu rc h a se b i l l ; S h ipp i ng act , 1916 .

IN DE X

B i d sCompa ra t ive cost ,

1059, 1069, 1084, 1092.

1096 , 1121, 1122 , 1178, 1200.

1210, 1217 , 1473, 1697. 1783

1234

Governmen t and pri va te "

Uni ted S ta tes— Con t i nued .

S h ipp ing— Con t i nued .

H i sto ry 1 , 3, 5—8 , 11 , 12 ,

16 , 33, 35, 40, 42 ,45, 46 , 52 ,

53, 61—63, 66 , 75, 79, 560, 580

B ib liograp h y 52, 66 , 86

S h ips , L i s t of 285

Req u i s i t ioning of_ 567,

599, 603, 699, 734, 735

S h ipya rds :S ec S h i p y a r d s ,Un i ted S ta tes.

S t a t is t ics 102 , 232,

233, 235, 238—242 , 616 , 622

S teams h ip l i nes 6 , 100, 156

S teams h ip serv ice 287 ,

288 , 360, 362 , 457

T ariffefi‘ ec ton s h ipp ing 228

Tonnage laws 1071

Tonnage u n d e r c o n ~

st ruct ion 149, 554

Un i ted S ta tes S hipp i ng Boa rd 141 ,

268, 270, 277. 278.

291 , 472 585, 674—701

Directory 1912

P l an to i nsu re vesse l s 939,

940. 962 , 822. 838, 870

Text of a c t . 1916_Uns i nkab le s h ips 1700

V en t i l a t i on 1167 , 1310, 1313


Vesse l s :S ec S h i ps.

V ictori a wo rks , Ya rro w s 2089

V iking s h ipsW ages :

S ee S h ipw reckers : \Vages .

W a l ler system . Conc rete s h ipsWar emergency g o v e r n m e n ttowns 1918.

S ee a lso B r isto l , Pa I -I il

ton, Yorkship v i l

lage , Cam d en , N . J .

l l ' a r - l stcry , woo d en s h ipW ar ri sk i nsu ra nce

S ee M a ri ne in su ra n ce , War

r isk .


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