| PRESIDENT WILLIAM MCKINLEY. (From a copyright photograph, 1899, by Pach Bros., New York). |
| A NEW YORK POLLING PLACE, SHOWING BOOTHS ON THE LEFT. |
| BENJAMIN R. TILLMAN. |
| GROVER CLEVELAND. (Photograph copyrighted by C. M. Bell). |
| W. Q. GRESHAM. |
| LEVI P. MORTON. |
| BENJAMIN HARRISON. |
| LORD L. S. SACKVILLE-WEST. |
| JOSEPH B. FORAKER. |
| “THE CHINESE MUST GO!” DENIS KEARNEY ADDRESSING THE WORKINGMEN ON THE NIGHT OF OCTOBER 29, ON NOB HILL, SAN FRANCISCO. |
| THOMAS B. REED. |
| DAVID C. HENNESSY. |
| AN EPISODE OF THE LYNCHING OF THE ITALIANS IN NEW ORLEANS. |
| THE CITIZENS BREAKING DOWN THE DOOR OF THE PARISH PRISON WITH THE BEAM BROUGHT THERE THE NIGHT BEFORE FOR THAT PURPOSE. |
| OLD PARISH JAIL, NEW ORLEANS, LA. |
| CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS, LA. |
| A. G. THURMAN. |
| CHILIAN STEAMER ITATA IN SAN DIEGO HARBOR. |
| PRESIDENT HARRISON BEING ROWED ASHORE AT FOOT OF WALL STEEET, NEW YORK, APRIL 29, 1889. |
| WASHINGTON INAUGURAL CELEBRATION, 1889, NEW YORK. |
| PARADE PASSING UNION SQUARE ON BROADWAY. |
| UNVEILING OF THE EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF ROBERT E. LEE, MAY 29, 1890. |
| HENRY W. GRADY. |
| FRANCIS T. NICHOLLS. |
| THE BUILDING OF A WESTERN TOWN, GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA: A GENERAL VIEW OF THE TOWN ON APRIL 24, 1889, THE SECOND DAY AFTER THE OPENING. A VIEW ALONG OKLAHOMA A VENUE ON MAY 10, 1889. OKLAHOMA AVENUE AS IT APPEARED ON MAY 10, 1893, DURING GOVERNOR NOBLE’S VISIT. |
| MAIN STREET, JOHNSTOWN, AFTER THE FLOOD. |
| BURNING OF BARGES DURING HOMESTEAD STRIKE. |
| THE CARNEGIE STEEL WORKS. SHOWING THE SHIELD USED BY THE STRIKERS WHEN FIRING THE CANNON AND WATCHING THE PINKERTON MEN—HOMESTEAD STRIKE. |
| INCITING MINERS TO ATTACK FORT ANDERSON. |
| THE GROVE BETWEEN BRICEVILLE AND COAL CREEK. |
| STATE TROOPS AND MINERS AT BRICEVILLE, TENN. |
| THE MORMON TEMPLE AT SALT LAKE CITY. |
| COLUMBIAN CELEBRATION, NEW YORK, APRIL 28, 1893. PARADE PASSING FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. |
| PINTA, SANTA MARIA, NINA—LYING IN THE NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK—THE CARAVELS WHICH CROSSED FROM SPAIN TO BE PRESENT AT THE WORLD’S FAIR AT CHICAGO. |
| THE MANUFACTURES AND LIBERAL ARTS BUILDING, SEEN FROM THE SOUTHWEST. |
| HORTICULTURAL BUILDING, WITH ILLINOIS BUILDING IN THE BACKGROUND. |
| A VIEW TOWARD THE PERISTYLE FROM MACHINERY HALL. |
| THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, SEEN FROM THE AGRICULTURAL BUILDING. |
| MIDWAY PLAISANCE, WORLD’S FAIR, CHICAGO. |
| THE BURNING OF THE WHITE CITY: ELECTRICITY BUILDING—MINES AND MINING BUILDING. |
| THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE BUILDING IN CHICAGO. (Showing the construction of outer walls). |
| INTERIOR OF THE POWER HOUSE AT NIAGARA FALLS. |
| THOMAS ALVA EDISON. (Copyright-photograph by W. A. Dickson). |
| NIKOLA TESLA. |
| BICYCLE PARADE, NEW YORK, FANCY COSTUME DIVISION. |
| HATCHERY ROOM OF THE FISH COMMISSION BUILDING AT WASHINGTON, D. C., SHOWING THE HATCHERY JARS IN OPERATION. |
| WILLIAM BOOTH. (From a photograph by Rockwood, New York). |
| GROVER CLEVELAND. (From a photograph by Alexander Black). |
| WILLIAM L. WILSON. |
| PRINCESS (AFTERWARDS QUEEN) LILIUOKALANI. |
| JAMES H. BLOUNT. |
| ALBERT S. WILLIS. |
| RICHARD OLNEY. |
| THE LEXOW INVESTIGATION. THE SCENE IN THE COURT ROOM AFTER CREEDEN’S CONFESSION, DECEMBER 15, 1894. |
| CHARLES H. PARKHURST. (Copyright photograph by C. C. Langill). |
| WILLIAM L. STRONG. |
| COXEY’S ARMY ON THE MARCH TO THE CAPITOL STEPS AT WASHINGTON. |
| THE TOWN OF PULLMAN. |
| GEORGE M. PULLMAN. |
| CAMP OF THE U. S. TROOPS ON THE LAKE FRONT, CHICAGO. |
| BURNED CARS IN THE C., B. & Q. YARDS AT HAWTHORNE, CHICAGO. |
| OVERTURNED BOX CARS AT CROSSING OF RAILROAD TRACKS AT 39TH STREET, CHICAGO. |
| HAZEN S. PINGREE. |
| GOV. JOHN P. ALTGELD. |
| EUGENE V. DEBS. |
| THE CHICKAMAUGA NATIONAL MILITARY PARK. GROUP OF MONUMENTS ON KNOLL SOUTHWEST OF SNODGRASS HILL. |
| A GROVE OF ORANGES AND PALMETTOES NEAR ORMOND, FLORIDA. |
| BOOKER T. WASHINGTON. |
| THE ATLANTA EXPOSITION. ENTRANCE TO THE ART BUILDING. |
| SENATOR TELLER, OF COLORADO. |
| SENATOR CANNON. |
| GARRET A. HOBART. VICE-PRESIDENT. (Copyright photograph, 1899, by Pach Bros., New York). |
| THE McKINLEY-HOBART PARADE PASSING THE REVIEWING STAND, NEW YORK, OCTOBER 31, 1896. |
| BRYAN SPEAKING FROM THE REAR END OF A TRAIN. |
| ARTHUR SEWALL. |
| EX-SENATOR PALMER. |
| SIMON E. BUCKNER. |
| JOHN SHERMAN. |
| LYMAN J. GAGE, SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY. |
| JOHN D. LONG, SECRETARY OF THE NAVY. |
| CORNELIUS N. BLISS, SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR. |
| RUSSELL A. ALGER, SECRETARY OF WAR. |
| JAMES WILSON, SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE. |
| POSTMASTER-GENERAL GARY. (Copyright photograph by Clinedinst). |
| RUSH OF MINERS TO THE YUKON. THE CITY OF CACHES AT THE SUMMIT OF CHILCOOT PASS. |
| NELSON DINGLEY. |
| WARSHIPS IN THE HUDSON RIVER CELEBRATING THE DEDICATION OF GRANT’S TOMB, APRIL 27, 1897. |
| GRANT’S TOMB, RIVERSIDE DRIVE, NEW YORK. (Copyright photograph, 1901, by Detroit Photographic Co.). |
| GOVERNOR-GENERAL WEYLER. |
| U. S. BATTLESHIP MAINE ENTERING THE HARBOR OF HAVANA, JANUARY, 1898. (Copyright photograph, 1898, by J. C. Hemment). |
| WRECK OF U. S. BATTLESHIP MAINE. (Photograph by J. C. Hernment). |
| BOW OF THE SPANISH CRUISER ALMIRANTE OQUENDO. (Photograph by J. C. Hemment—copyright, 1898, by W. R. Hearst). |
| THE LANDING AT DAIQUIRI. TRANSPORTS IN THE OFFING. |
| CAPTAIN CHARLES E. CLARK. |
| AFTERDECK ON THE OREGON, SHOWING TWO 13-INCH, FOUR 8-INCH, AND Two 6-INCH GUNS. (Copyright photograph, 1899, by Strohmeyer & Wyman). |
| BLOCKHOUSE ON SAN JUAN HILL. |
| ADMIRAL CERVERA, COMMANDER OF THE SPANISH SQUADRON. |
| MAJOR-GENERAL WILLIAM R. SHAFTER. |
| TROOPS IN THE TRENCHES, FACING SANTIAGO. |
| GENERAL JOSEPH WHEELER. |
| VIEW OF SAN JUAN HILL AND BLOCKHOUSE, SHOWING THE CAMP OF THE UNITED STATES FORCES. |
| THE COLLIER MERRIMAC SUNK BY HOBSON AT THE MOUTH OF SANTIAGO HARBOR. |
| THE SPANISH CRUISER CRISTOBAL COLON. (From a photograph by J. C. Hemment-copyright, 1898, by W. R. Hearst). |
| THE U. S. S. BROOKLYN. (Copyright photograph, 1898, by C, C. Langill, New York). |
| GENERAL NELSON A. MILES. |
| ADMIRAL GEORGE DEWEY. |
| PROTECTED CRUISER OLYMPIA. |
| GENERAL A. R. CHAFFEE. |
| GENERAL MERRITT AND GENERAL GREENE TAKING A LOOK AT A SPANISH FIELD-GUN ON THE MALATE FORT. |
| ADMIRAL WILLIAM T. SAMPSON. |
| ADMIRAL W. S. SCHLEY. |
| THE NEW CUBAN POLICE AS ORGANIZED BY EX-CHIEF OF NEW YORK POLICE McCULLAGH. |
| SHOWING CONDITION OF STREETS IN SANTIAGO BEFORE STREET CLEANING DEPARTMENT WAS ORGANIZED. |
| SANTIAGO STREET CLEANING DEPARTMENT. |
| GOVERNOR-GENERAL LEONARD A. WOOD IN THE UNIFORM OF COLONEL OF ROUGH RIDERS. |
| GOVERNOR-GENERAL LEONARD A. WOOD TRANSFERRING THE ISLAND OF CUBA TO PRESIDENT TOMASO ESTRADA PALMA, AS A CUBAN REPUBLIC, MAY, 1902. (Copyright stereoscopic photograph, by Underwood & Underwood, New York). |
| THE JOLO TREATY COMMISSION. |
| THREE HUNDRED BOYS IN THE PARADE OF JULY 4, 1902, YIGAN, ILOCOS. |
| GIRL’S NORMAL INSTITUTE, YIGAN, ILOCOS, APRIL, 1902. |
| IGORROTE RELIGIOUS DANCE, LEPONTO. |
| IGORROTE HEAD HUNTERS, WITH HEAD AXES AND SPEARS. |
| NATIVE MOROS—INTERIOR OF JOLO. |
| EMILIO AGUINALDO. |
| GENERAL FREDERICK FUNSTON—GENERAL A. McARTHUR. |
| A COMPANY OF INSURRECTOS, NEAR BONGUED, ABIA PROVINCE, JUST PREVIOUS TO SURRENDERING EARLY IN 1901. |
| ELEVENTH CAVALRY LANDING AT VIGAN, ILOCOS, APRIL, 1902. |
| JULES CAMBON, THE FRENCH AMBASSADOR, ACTING FOR SPAIN, RECEIVING FROM THE HONORABLE JOHN HAY, THE U. S. SECRETARY OF STATE, DRAFTS TO THE AMOUNT OF $20,000,000, IN PAYMENT FOR THE PHILIPPINES. (Copyright photograph, 1899, by Frances B. Johnston). |
| NATIVE TAGALS AT ANGELES, FIFTY-ONE MILES FROM MANILA. |
| BRINGING AMMUNITION TO THE FRONT FOR GENERAL OTIS’S BRIGADE, NORTH OF MANILA. |
| FORT MALATE, CAVlTE. |
| THE PASIG RIVER, MANILA. |
| THE INAUGURATION OF GOVERNOR TAFT, MANILA, JULY 4, 1901. |
| GROUP OF AMERICAN TEACHERS ON THE STEPS OF THE ESCUELA MUNICIPAL, MANILA. |
| W. J. BRYAN ACCEPTING THE NOMINATION FOR PRESIDENT AT A JUBILEE MEETING HELD AT INDIANAPOLlS, AUGUST 8, 1900. |
| THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION, HELD IN PHILADELPHIA, JUNE, 1900. |
| PARADE OF THE SOUND MONEY LEAGUE, NEW YORK, 1900 PASSING THE REVIEWING STAND. |
| MR. MERRIAM, DIRECTOR OF THE CENSUS. |
| CENSUS EXAMINATION. |
| THE CENSUS OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D. C. |
| A CENSUS-TAKER AT WORK. |
| ELECTRIC TOWER AND FOUNTAINS [BUFFALO]. |
| ETHNOLOGY BUILDING AND UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BUILDING. |
| TEMPLE OF MUSIC BY ELECTRIC LIGHT. |
| GROUP OF BUFFALOS—PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION. |
| ELECTRIC TOWER AT NIGHT. |
| TRIUMPHAL BRIDGE AND ENTRANCE TO THE EXPOSITION, SHOWING ELECTRIC DISPLAY AT NIGHT. |
| THE ELECTRICITY BUILDING. |
| PRESIDENT McKINLEY AT NIAGARA—ASCENDING THE STAIRS FROM LUNA ISLAND TO GOAT ISLAND. (Copyright photograph, 1901, by C. E. Dunlap). |
| THE LAST PHOTOGRAPH OF THE LATE PRESIDENT McKINLEY—TAKEN AS HE WAS ASCENDING THE STEPS OF THE TEMPLE OF MUSIC, SEPTEMBER 6, 1901. |
| THE MILBURN RESIDENCE, WHERE PRESIDENT McKINLEY DIED—BUFFALO, N. Y. (Copyright photograph, 1902, by Underwood & Underwood). |
| ASCENDING THE CAPITOL STEPS AT WASHINGTON, D. C., WHERE THE CASKET LAY IN STATE IN THE ROTUNDA. |
| PRESIDENT McKINLEY’S REMAINS PASSING THE UNITED STATES TREASURY, WASHINGTON, D. C. (Copyright photograph, 1901, by Underwood & Underwood). |
| THE HOME OF WILLIAM McKINLEY AT CANTON, OHIO. (Copyright photograph, 1901, by Underwood & Underwood). |
| INTERIOR OF ROOM IN WILCOX HOUSE WHERE THEODORE ROOSEVELT TOOK THE OATH OF PRESIDENCY. |
