Reports of cases determined in the United States District court of the district of Hawaii ... v. 1-4; [August, 1900-January 15, 1917]

"Rules of the United States District court for the territory of Hawaii, adopted as compiled January 31, 1918, based on Compiled rules of May 5, 1902, as amended": v. 4, p. 793-875

American portraits, 1875-1900,

Mark Twain.--Henry Adams.--Sidney Lainer.--James McNeill Whistler.--James Gellespie Blaine.--Grover Cleveland.--Henry James.--Joseph Jefferson.

Historical census statistics on the foreign-born population of the United States : 1850 to 1900 /

"This working paper was prepared in Population Division"--Verso t.p.

O acido salicylico e a questão dos vinhos portuguezes no Brazil em 1900

"Publicada em 1903 com o titulo L'Acide salicylique; Propriétés, recherche et dosage; De la presénce normale de l'acide salicylique dans le règne végétal; La question des vins portugais."

Chinese Jews : a lecture delivered at the Jews' College Literary Society, Queen Square House, London, on June 17, 1900 /

Bibliographical footnotes.

Siboga-expeditie. Uitkomsten op zoölogisch, botanisch, oceanographisch en geologisch gebied verzameld in Nederlandsch Oost-Indië, 1899-1900, aan boord H.M. Siboga onder commando van G. F. Tydeman.

Mode of access: Internet.

Catalogue of scientific papers, 1800-1900 : subject index.

Each volume contains a list of the serial publications indexed, with the abbreviations used, and the libraries where the serials can be consulted, followed by the schedule of classification.

Histoire de la France contemporaine (1871-1900).

No more published.

Fifty fabulous years, 1900-1950; a personal review.

Autographed copy.

Agricultural discontent in the Middle West, 1900-1939 /

"A considerable portion of this book was presented as a dissertation for the Ph.D. degree at the University of Wisconsin in 1940."

A life's review and notes on the development of medicine in Nevada, from 1900-1944 /

Mode of access: Internet.

History of the congregations of the United Presbyterian church from 1733 to 1900.

Mode of access: Internet.

Aportes de la Asociación Rural del Uruguay a la viticultura en Uruguay (1872-1900)

En este artículo se analizan desde una perspectiva agronómica los contenidos de los discursos de los viticultores y técnicos en Uruguay para el periodo 1872-1900, presentes en la Revista de la Asociación Rural del Uruguay. Los contenidos se organizan según dimensiones del manejo de la viña en la etapa de campo. Se expresa la preponderancia de los primeros actores en la constitución de la temprana viticultura nacional -productores pertenecientes a una elite empresarial de inmigrantes- al adaptar sus conocimientos previos desde procesos de experimentación. Se indaga en el papel que cumplió la Asociación Rural del Uruguay en esta fase

Escenarios productivos diversos en Mendoza : En la búsqueda de una fruticultura comercial (1900-1930)

La conformación de una economía regional diversificada en Mendoza encuentra antecedentes en las primeras décadas del siglo XX. En efecto, los sectores dirigentes, empresarios y técnicos buscaron alternativas con vistas a matizar los efectos de crisis cíclicas que afectaban a la vitivinicultura. De modo que este período tiene un marcado carácter transicional, en el que se verifica una complejización del panorama agroproductivo como resultado de la conjunción de diversos factores que son detectados y analizados en este trabajo

‘All of this Belongs to Us’: Land, Horses, and Indigenous Resistance on the Yakama Indian Reservation, 1900-1950

In the early 1900s, the Yakima Indian Agency welcomed non-Native ranching operations onto Yakama tribal lands, taxing rangelands, and resulting in widespread overgrazing. By the 1920s, agency concern for the welfare of ranchers facilitated a need to gain access to tribal grazing lands sustaining Yakama horses. As a result, agency officials launched systematic assaults on Yakama horse herds, citing horses as culprits of overgrazing and land degradation. However, Yakamas showed little interest in removing their horses, and instead actively opposed settler encroachment on tribal grazing lands. Through analyzing archival sources, conducting interviews, and reviewing scholarly sources, I argue that Yakamas and settlers used horses as a terrain of struggle, whereby they asserted competing claims to Indigenous lands and resources. Examining horses as a tool of resistance provides a useful lens for understanding forms of Native opposition to colonial hegemony, while interrogating problematic tropes settlers utilized to justify divesting Native communities.