West Shenandoah Colliery, Kohinoor Colliery, Turkey Run Colliery, Draper Colliery, Gilberton Colliery, Boston Run Colliery, Sheandoah City colliery, Knickerbocker Colliery, Indian Ridge Colliery, Packer Colliery, Kehley R7un Colliery, William Penn Colliery, Stantoon Colliery, Furnace Colliery. Statistics on mines from mining districts in Pennsylvania including information on production of coal, and accidents reported by the mine inspectors.

Table I: Operators and mines, kind of openings, type and size of fans, size of furnaces, volume of air produced by fan or furnace per minute, number of splits of air currents, number employed inside P. 02. Statistics on mines from mining districts in Pennsylvania including information on production of coal, and accidents reported by the mine inspectors.

An early description of the ornamentation of the state capitol building in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Intended as a visitors' guide, it presents a prose description of George Grey Barnard's two massive sculptures on either side of the entrance, and identifies the images and symbolism in Edwin Austin Abbey's paintings, Violet Oakley's murals, and W. B. Van Ingen's stained glass. This 21 page booklet was completed after 1911 (it refers to Abbey's death, which came in that year) and before 1920 (when Oakley finished painting her murals for the senate chamber).

An early description of the ornamentation of the state capitol building in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Intended as a visitors' guide, it presents a prose description of George Grey Barnard's two massive sculptures on either side of the entrance, and identifies the images and symbolism in Edwin Austin Abbey's paintings, Violet Oakley's murals, and W. B. Van Ingen's stained glass. This 21 page booklet was completed after 1911 (it refers to Abbey's death, which came in that year) and before 1920 (when Oakley finished painting her murals for the senate chamber).

An early description of the ornamentation of the state capitol building in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Intended as a visitors' guide, it presents a prose description of George Grey Barnard's two massive sculptures on either side of the entrance, and identifies the images and symbolism in Edwin Austin Abbey's paintings, Violet Oakley's murals, and W. B. Van Ingen's stained glass. This 21 page booklet was completed after 1911 (it refers to Abbey's death, which came in that year) and before 1920 (when Oakley finished painting her murals for the senate chamber).

Table 1: Operators, locations of collieries, railroads, etc. Statistics on mines from mining districts in Pennsylvania including information on production of coal, and accidents reported by the mine inspectors.

Table 2: Number of tons of coal mined, number of days worked, number of persons employed, number killed and injured, quantity of powder, dynamite used, etc. P. 02. Statistics on mines from mining districts in Pennsylvania including information on production of coal, and accidents reported by the mine inspectors.

Sixth annual meeting, Harrisburg, Pa., Thursday, January 5, 1911

Former Republican governor Samuel W. Pennypacker makes a spirited defense of his administration's oversight of the construction of the state capitol building in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. This volume gives a detailed description of the construction of the capitol, focusing on the business side of things, and defending those involved against the charges of conspiracy to defraud that had been lodged by newly-elected Democratic state treasurer William H. Berry. The point of the title is that Pennypacker believed the charges were trumped up and that they both profaned and desecrated the whole - otherwise exemplary -- building project. Published by William J. Campbell of Philadelphia after the trials were concluded, the book is written in the form of a letter "To the People of Pennsylvania" dated 4 October 1911 at Pennypacker's Mills. It contains a few plates and facsimiles.