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The Resource Annual report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, showing the operations, expenditures, and condition of the Institution for the year ending June 30, 1901., (electronic resource)

Annual report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, showing the operations, expenditures, and condition of the Institution for the year ending June 30, 1901., (electronic resource)

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849 p.
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  • "Kirchhoff, Alfred" and "Vries, Hugo de" are the authorized versions of the names according to the Library of Congress Name Authority File
  • Table of contents, p. V
  • List of plates, p. VIII
  • Proceedings of the Board of Regents, p. XIII
  • Report of the Executive Committee, p. XXV
  • Act To Provide for Celebrating the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Purchase of the Louisiana Territory by the United States by Holding an International Exhibition of Arts, Industries, Manufactures, and the Products of the Soil, Mine, Forest, and Sea in the City of Saint Louis, in the State of Missouri (1901), p. LXI
  • Report of the Secretary, p. 1
  • Appendix to the Report of the Secretary, p. 53
  • The Smithsonian Institution, p. 145
  • Some recent astronomical events, by C.G. Abbot, p. 153
  • A model of nature, by A.W. Rucker, p. 171
  • A century of the study of meteorites, by Oliver C. Farrington, p. 193
  • Recent studies in gravitation, by John H. Poynting, p. 199
  • On ether and gravitational matter through infinite space, by Lord Kelvin, p. 215
  • On bodies smaller than atoms, by J.J. Thomson, p. 231
  • The exploration of the atmosphere at sea by means of kites, by A. Lawrence Rotch, p. 245
  • Solid hydrogen, by James Dewar, p. 251
  • Utilizing the sun's energy, by Robert H. Thurston, p. 263
  • The new radiations: Cathode rays and Rontgen rays, by A. Dastre, p. 271
  • Wireless telegraphy, by G. Marconi, p. 287
  • Transatlantic telephoning, by William A. Anthony, p. 299
  • The telephonograph, by William J. Hammer, p. 307
  • Color photography, by Sir William J. Herschel, p. 313
  • The history of chronophotography, by Dr. J. Marey, p. 317
  • The aims of the National Physical Laboratory of Great Britain, by R.T. Glazebrook, p. 341
  • Emigrant diamonds in America, by William Herbert Hobbs, p. 359
  • Bogoslof volcanoes, by C. Hart Merriam, p. 367
  • The Antarctic voyage of the Belgica during the years 1897, 1898, and 1899, by Henryk Arctowski, p. 377
  • The sea in the life of the nations, by Alfred Kirchoff, p. 389
  • Forest destruction, by Gifford Pinchot and C. Hart Merriam, p. 401
  • Irrigation, by F.H. Newell, p. 407
  • The palace of Minos, by Arthur J. Evans, p. 425
  • The engraved pictures of the Grotto of La Mouthe, Dordogne, France, by Emile Riviere, p. 439
  • The mind of primitive man, by Franz Boas, p. 451
  • Traps of the American Indians: A study in psychology and invention, by Otis T. Mason, p. 461
  • The Abbott Collection from the Andaman Islands, by Lieut. W.E. Safford, p. 475
  • The development of illumination, by Walter Hough, p. 493
  • Order of development of the primal shaping arts, by W.H. Holmes, p. 501
  • Boomerangs, by Gilbert T. Walker, p. 515
  • The possible improvement of the human breed under the existing conditions of law and sentiment, by Francis Galton, p. 523
  • The fire walk ceremony in Tahiti, by S.P. Langley, p. 539
  • The laws of nature, by S.P. Langley, p. 545
  • The children's room in the Smithsonian Institution, by Albert Bigelow Paine, p. 553
  • Salt and its physiological uses, by A. Dastre, p. 561
  • Santos-Dumont circling the Eiffel Tower in an air ship, by Eugene P. Lyle, Jr., p. 575
  • Automobile races, by Henri Fournier and others, p. 593
  • The erection of the Gokteik Bridge, by Day Allen Willey, p. 611
  • The great Alpine tunnels, by Francis Fox, p. 617
  • The mutation theory of Professor de Vries, by Charles A. White, p. 631
  • The dinosaurs, or terrible lizards, by F.A. Lucas, p. 641
  • The greatest flying creature, by S.P. Langley, introducing a paper by F.A. Lucas on the great Pterodactyl ornithostoma, p. 649
  • The okapi: The newly discovered beast living in central Africa, by Sir Harry H. Johnston, p. 661
  • Observations on termites, or white ants, by G.D. Haviland, p. 667
  • The wanderings of the water buffalo, p. 679
  • On the preservation of the marine animals of the Northwest coast, by William H. Dall, p. 683
  • Some private zoos, by F.G. Aflalo, p. 689
  • The National Zoo at Washington: A study of its animals in relation to their natural environment, by Ernest Thompson Seton, p. 697
  • The submarine boat, by Rear Admiral George W. Melville, p. 717
  • Commemoration of Prof. Henry A. Rowland, by T.C. Mendenhall, p. 739
  • Index, p. 755
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Annual report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, showing the operations, expenditures, and condition of the Institution for the year ending June 30, 1901.
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Annual report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, showing the operations, expenditures, and condition of the Institution for the year ending June 30, 1901.
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  • 1822-1911
  • 1858-1927
  • 1834-1906
  • 1865-1946
  • 1826-1910
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  • Abbot, C.G.,
  • Aflalo, Frederick G.,
  • Anthony, William A.,
  • Arctowski, Henryk
  • Boas, Franz
  • Dall, William Healey
  • Dastre, A.,
  • Dewar, James
  • Evans, Arthur
  • Farrington, Oliver C.,
  • Fournier, Henri
  • Fox, Francis
  • Galton, Francis
  • Glazebrook, R.T.
  • Hammer, William Joseph
  • Haviland, George Darby
  • Herschel, William James, Sir, Bart
  • Hobbs, William Herbert
  • Holmes, William Henry
  • Hough, Walter
  • Johnston, Harry
  • Kelvin, William Thomson
  • Kirchhoff, Alfred
  • Langley, S. P.
  • Lucas, Frederic A.,
  • Lyle, Eugene P.,
  • Marconi, Guglielmo, Marchese
  • Marey, Etienne-Jules
  • Mason, Otis Tufton
  • Melville, George W.,
  • Mendenhall, Thomas C.,
  • Merriam, C. Hart,
  • Newell, Frederick Haynes
  • Paine, Albert Bigelow
  • Pinchot, Gifford
  • Poynting, J.H.,
  • Riviere, Emile
  • Rotch, Abbott Lawrence
  • Rucker, A.W.,
  • Safford, William Edwin
  • Seton, Ernest Thompson
  • Thomson, J.J.
  • Thurston, Robert Henry
  • Walker, Gilbert Thomas
  • White, Charles A.
  • Willey, Day Allen
  • Smithsonian Institution
Series statement
  • United States congressional serial set;
  • House document / 57th Congress, 1st session. House
Series volume
  • serial set no. 4393
  • no. 707, pt. 1
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  • Rowland, Henry Augustus
  • Santos-Dumont, Alberto
  • Vries, Hugo de
  • Belgica (Ship)
  • National Museum of Natural History
  • National Physical Laboratory (Great Britain)
  • Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
  • Smithsonian Institution
  • Smithsonian Institution
  • Smithsonian Institution
  • Smithsonian Institution
  • Airships
  • Anthropology
  • Antiquities
  • Archaeology
  • Astronomy
  • Atmosphere
  • Atomic theory
  • Automobiles
  • Bridge construction
  • Bridges
  • Cathode rays
  • Caves
  • Chemistry
  • Color photography
  • Deforestation
  • Diamonds
  • Dinosaurs
  • Discovery and exploration
  • Eclipses
  • Ethnology
  • Eugenics
  • Evolution
  • Exhibitions
  • Federal receipts and expenditures
  • Forests
  • Geology
  • Gravity
  • Hunting
  • Hydrogen
  • Insect pests
  • Inventions
  • Irrigation
  • Kites
  • Laboratories
  • Lighting
  • Mammals
  • Marine biology
  • Meteorology and weather forecasting
  • Meteors and meteorites
  • Museums
  • Observatories
  • Particles (Nuclear physics)
  • Phonograph
  • Photography
  • Physics
  • Radiation
  • Radio
  • Salt
  • Solar energy
  • Stars
  • Submarines
  • Sun
  • Telegraph
  • Telephone
  • Transoceanic telegraph
  • Trapping
  • Tunnels
  • Volcanoes
  • X-rays
  • Zoos
  • Belgian Antarctic Expedition (1897-1899)
  • Indians
  • Scientists
  • Financial statements
  • Africa
  • Alaska, Department and District of (1867-1912)
  • Alps (Europe)
  • Andaman Islands (India)
  • Antarctica
  • Bering Sea
  • Bogoslof Island (Alaska)
  • Burma
  • Crete
  • Eiffel Tower
  • France
  • Great Britain
  • Greece
  • National Zoological Park
  • Pacific Northwest
  • Tahiti
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Annual report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, showing the operations, expenditures, and condition of the Institution for the year ending June 30, 1901., (electronic resource)
Instantiates
Publication
Note
  • "Kirchhoff, Alfred" and "Vries, Hugo de" are the authorized versions of the names according to the Library of Congress Name Authority File
  • Table of contents, p. V
  • List of plates, p. VIII
  • Proceedings of the Board of Regents, p. XIII
  • Report of the Executive Committee, p. XXV
  • Act To Provide for Celebrating the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Purchase of the Louisiana Territory by the United States by Holding an International Exhibition of Arts, Industries, Manufactures, and the Products of the Soil, Mine, Forest, and Sea in the City of Saint Louis, in the State of Missouri (1901), p. LXI
  • Report of the Secretary, p. 1
  • Appendix to the Report of the Secretary, p. 53
  • The Smithsonian Institution, p. 145
  • Some recent astronomical events, by C.G. Abbot, p. 153
  • A model of nature, by A.W. Rucker, p. 171
  • A century of the study of meteorites, by Oliver C. Farrington, p. 193
  • Recent studies in gravitation, by John H. Poynting, p. 199
  • On ether and gravitational matter through infinite space, by Lord Kelvin, p. 215
  • On bodies smaller than atoms, by J.J. Thomson, p. 231
  • The exploration of the atmosphere at sea by means of kites, by A. Lawrence Rotch, p. 245
  • Solid hydrogen, by James Dewar, p. 251
  • Utilizing the sun's energy, by Robert H. Thurston, p. 263
  • The new radiations: Cathode rays and Rontgen rays, by A. Dastre, p. 271
  • Wireless telegraphy, by G. Marconi, p. 287
  • Transatlantic telephoning, by William A. Anthony, p. 299
  • The telephonograph, by William J. Hammer, p. 307
  • Color photography, by Sir William J. Herschel, p. 313
  • The history of chronophotography, by Dr. J. Marey, p. 317
  • The aims of the National Physical Laboratory of Great Britain, by R.T. Glazebrook, p. 341
  • Emigrant diamonds in America, by William Herbert Hobbs, p. 359
  • Bogoslof volcanoes, by C. Hart Merriam, p. 367
  • The Antarctic voyage of the Belgica during the years 1897, 1898, and 1899, by Henryk Arctowski, p. 377
  • The sea in the life of the nations, by Alfred Kirchoff, p. 389
  • Forest destruction, by Gifford Pinchot and C. Hart Merriam, p. 401
  • Irrigation, by F.H. Newell, p. 407
  • The palace of Minos, by Arthur J. Evans, p. 425
  • The engraved pictures of the Grotto of La Mouthe, Dordogne, France, by Emile Riviere, p. 439
  • The mind of primitive man, by Franz Boas, p. 451
  • Traps of the American Indians: A study in psychology and invention, by Otis T. Mason, p. 461
  • The Abbott Collection from the Andaman Islands, by Lieut. W.E. Safford, p. 475
  • The development of illumination, by Walter Hough, p. 493
  • Order of development of the primal shaping arts, by W.H. Holmes, p. 501
  • Boomerangs, by Gilbert T. Walker, p. 515
  • The possible improvement of the human breed under the existing conditions of law and sentiment, by Francis Galton, p. 523
  • The fire walk ceremony in Tahiti, by S.P. Langley, p. 539
  • The laws of nature, by S.P. Langley, p. 545
  • The children's room in the Smithsonian Institution, by Albert Bigelow Paine, p. 553
  • Salt and its physiological uses, by A. Dastre, p. 561
  • Santos-Dumont circling the Eiffel Tower in an air ship, by Eugene P. Lyle, Jr., p. 575
  • Automobile races, by Henri Fournier and others, p. 593
  • The erection of the Gokteik Bridge, by Day Allen Willey, p. 611
  • The great Alpine tunnels, by Francis Fox, p. 617
  • The mutation theory of Professor de Vries, by Charles A. White, p. 631
  • The dinosaurs, or terrible lizards, by F.A. Lucas, p. 641
  • The greatest flying creature, by S.P. Langley, introducing a paper by F.A. Lucas on the great Pterodactyl ornithostoma, p. 649
  • The okapi: The newly discovered beast living in central Africa, by Sir Harry H. Johnston, p. 661
  • Observations on termites, or white ants, by G.D. Haviland, p. 667
  • The wanderings of the water buffalo, p. 679
  • On the preservation of the marine animals of the Northwest coast, by William H. Dall, p. 683
  • Some private zoos, by F.G. Aflalo, p. 689
  • The National Zoo at Washington: A study of its animals in relation to their natural environment, by Ernest Thompson Seton, p. 697
  • The submarine boat, by Rear Admiral George W. Melville, p. 717
  • Commemoration of Prof. Henry A. Rowland, by T.C. Mendenhall, p. 739
  • Index, p. 755
Color
multicolored
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NB00000124054
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unknown
Extent
849 p.
Form of item
electronic
Governing access note
Access restricted to subscribing institutions
Other physical details
color maps, illustrations, tables
Reproduction note
Electronic reproduction.
Specific material designation
remote
System control number
(Readex)113FACE745633238
Terms governing use
©2007 by NewsBank, Inc. All rights reserved
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Annual report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, showing the operations, expenditures, and condition of the Institution for the year ending June 30, 1901., (electronic resource)
Publication
Note
  • "Kirchhoff, Alfred" and "Vries, Hugo de" are the authorized versions of the names according to the Library of Congress Name Authority File
  • Table of contents, p. V
  • List of plates, p. VIII
  • Proceedings of the Board of Regents, p. XIII
  • Report of the Executive Committee, p. XXV
  • Act To Provide for Celebrating the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Purchase of the Louisiana Territory by the United States by Holding an International Exhibition of Arts, Industries, Manufactures, and the Products of the Soil, Mine, Forest, and Sea in the City of Saint Louis, in the State of Missouri (1901), p. LXI
  • Report of the Secretary, p. 1
  • Appendix to the Report of the Secretary, p. 53
  • The Smithsonian Institution, p. 145
  • Some recent astronomical events, by C.G. Abbot, p. 153
  • A model of nature, by A.W. Rucker, p. 171
  • A century of the study of meteorites, by Oliver C. Farrington, p. 193
  • Recent studies in gravitation, by John H. Poynting, p. 199
  • On ether and gravitational matter through infinite space, by Lord Kelvin, p. 215
  • On bodies smaller than atoms, by J.J. Thomson, p. 231
  • The exploration of the atmosphere at sea by means of kites, by A. Lawrence Rotch, p. 245
  • Solid hydrogen, by James Dewar, p. 251
  • Utilizing the sun's energy, by Robert H. Thurston, p. 263
  • The new radiations: Cathode rays and Rontgen rays, by A. Dastre, p. 271
  • Wireless telegraphy, by G. Marconi, p. 287
  • Transatlantic telephoning, by William A. Anthony, p. 299
  • The telephonograph, by William J. Hammer, p. 307
  • Color photography, by Sir William J. Herschel, p. 313
  • The history of chronophotography, by Dr. J. Marey, p. 317
  • The aims of the National Physical Laboratory of Great Britain, by R.T. Glazebrook, p. 341
  • Emigrant diamonds in America, by William Herbert Hobbs, p. 359
  • Bogoslof volcanoes, by C. Hart Merriam, p. 367
  • The Antarctic voyage of the Belgica during the years 1897, 1898, and 1899, by Henryk Arctowski, p. 377
  • The sea in the life of the nations, by Alfred Kirchoff, p. 389
  • Forest destruction, by Gifford Pinchot and C. Hart Merriam, p. 401
  • Irrigation, by F.H. Newell, p. 407
  • The palace of Minos, by Arthur J. Evans, p. 425
  • The engraved pictures of the Grotto of La Mouthe, Dordogne, France, by Emile Riviere, p. 439
  • The mind of primitive man, by Franz Boas, p. 451
  • Traps of the American Indians: A study in psychology and invention, by Otis T. Mason, p. 461
  • The Abbott Collection from the Andaman Islands, by Lieut. W.E. Safford, p. 475
  • The development of illumination, by Walter Hough, p. 493
  • Order of development of the primal shaping arts, by W.H. Holmes, p. 501
  • Boomerangs, by Gilbert T. Walker, p. 515
  • The possible improvement of the human breed under the existing conditions of law and sentiment, by Francis Galton, p. 523
  • The fire walk ceremony in Tahiti, by S.P. Langley, p. 539
  • The laws of nature, by S.P. Langley, p. 545
  • The children's room in the Smithsonian Institution, by Albert Bigelow Paine, p. 553
  • Salt and its physiological uses, by A. Dastre, p. 561
  • Santos-Dumont circling the Eiffel Tower in an air ship, by Eugene P. Lyle, Jr., p. 575
  • Automobile races, by Henri Fournier and others, p. 593
  • The erection of the Gokteik Bridge, by Day Allen Willey, p. 611
  • The great Alpine tunnels, by Francis Fox, p. 617
  • The mutation theory of Professor de Vries, by Charles A. White, p. 631
  • The dinosaurs, or terrible lizards, by F.A. Lucas, p. 641
  • The greatest flying creature, by S.P. Langley, introducing a paper by F.A. Lucas on the great Pterodactyl ornithostoma, p. 649
  • The okapi: The newly discovered beast living in central Africa, by Sir Harry H. Johnston, p. 661
  • Observations on termites, or white ants, by G.D. Haviland, p. 667
  • The wanderings of the water buffalo, p. 679
  • On the preservation of the marine animals of the Northwest coast, by William H. Dall, p. 683
  • Some private zoos, by F.G. Aflalo, p. 689
  • The National Zoo at Washington: A study of its animals in relation to their natural environment, by Ernest Thompson Seton, p. 697
  • The submarine boat, by Rear Admiral George W. Melville, p. 717
  • Commemoration of Prof. Henry A. Rowland, by T.C. Mendenhall, p. 739
  • Index, p. 755
Color
multicolored
Control code
NB00000124054
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Extent
849 p.
Form of item
electronic
Governing access note
Access restricted to subscribing institutions
Other physical details
color maps, illustrations, tables
Reproduction note
Electronic reproduction.
Specific material designation
remote
System control number
(Readex)113FACE745633238
Terms governing use
©2007 by NewsBank, Inc. All rights reserved

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