Books by Joseph Nimmo
Total count: 75
The relation of the railroads to the public interestsbeing part 2 of the report on the internal commerce of the United States, submitted December 1, 1879.Govt. Print. Off.1880-01-01
Memoir of the life, character, and method of Rev. Joseph NimmoGibson Bros.1884-01-01
Reciprocity of transportation facilities between the United States and the Dominion of Canada, and the Canadian Pacific RailwayGovt. Prtg. Off.1884-01-01
Commerce between the United States and Mexicoa report in reply to a resolution of the House of Representatives of January 31, 1884Government Printing Office1884-01-01
The Mormon usurpationan open letter addressed to the Committee on the Judiciary of the House of Representatives"The Long Islander" Print.1886-01-01
What is the Dominion of Canada, and what are its relations to Great Britain and to the United States?Rev. and republished July 16, 1888.s.n.]1888-01-01
What is the Dominion of Canada: And what are Its Relations to Great Britain and to the United ...Gibson bros., printers1888-01-01
A Canadian scheme of aggression upon American commerceand how it should be treatedGibson Bros., Printers and bookbinders1889-01-01
The Interstate Commerce Actthe commercial interests of Boston and of the New England states, and the Canadian question ... A statement addressed to the U.S. Senate Committee on Relations with Canada, in reply to inquiries ... July, 18901890-01-01
Uncle Sam's farm.The reclamation of the arid region of the United States by means of irrigation ...Gibson Bros., Printers1890-01-01
Canadian protection compared with the provisions of the McKinley Tariff Acta reply to Sir John Macdonald's speech at Halifaxs.n.1890-01-01
Canadian protection compared with the provisions of the McKinley Tariff ActA reply to Sir John Macdonald's speech at Halifax1890-01-01
The apportionment of traffic among competing railroads as a means of maintaining ratesGibson bros., printers1892-01-01
Statement in Reply to the Suggestions of the Interstate Commerce Commission of March 16, 1892Gibson Bros., printers1892-01-01
The evolution of the American railroad system.1893-01-01
The insurrection of June and July 1894, growing out of the Pullman strike at Chicago, Ill.An address delivered before the National statistical association at the Columbian university, Washington, D.C., October 9th, 1894.Age printing company1894-01-01
The limitations of governmental regulation of the railroadsAn argument before the Committee on interstate and foreign commerce of the House of representatives, March 9, 1894, and before the Senate Committee on interstate commerce, April 3, 1894Govt. print. off.1894-01-01
The proposed Nicaragua canal an impracticable project.A communication addressed to the Nicaragua canal board in regard to the commercial, nautical and economic conditions involved in the scheme.1895-01-01
The Nicaragua Canalinvestigate before investingR.H. Darby1898-01-01
The political aspects of railroad regulation.A criticism of the eleventh annual report of the Interstate commerce commission1898-01-01
The Nicaragua canal.Investigate before investingR.H. Darby1898-01-01
The dangers involved in the propaganda instituted by the Interstate commerce commission1900-01-01
The community of interests method of regulating railroad traffic in its historic aspects.The Rufus H. Darby printing co.1901-01-01
Mr. Joseph Nimmo, jr., statistician.Hearing before the Committee on interstate and foreign commerce of the House of representatives as to the wisdom and advisability of conferring on the Interstate commerce commission the authority to prepare schedules and to make railroad rates, April 25th to June 18th, 1902.1902-01-01
The regulation of commerce through a dispensing power.Efforts of the Interstate commerce commission to gain autocratic control of the internal commerce of the United States. The political aspects of the question.The R. H. Darby printing co.1903-01-01
Senator Knox Answered: Supplemental Statement in Regard to the Sufficiency of the Common Law, as ...1904-01-01
The political aspects of the railroad rate question.An introduction to the study of the subject. October 9, 1905.R.H. Darby printing company1905-01-01
The importance of a thorough Congressional investigation of the commercial, economic and political aspects of the railroad question, in advance of any attempt by Congress to invest the Interstate Commerce Commission with the power of ratemaking.1905-01-01
Governmental ownership the alternative of governmental rate-making.The impracticability and revolutionary character of the entire scheme.The R.H. Darby Printing Co.1905-01-01
The present status of governmental regulation of the railroadsThe Rufus H. Darby printing company1906-01-01
Commercial liberty and governmental regulation of the railroadsThe Rufus H. Darby printing company1906-01-01
The political aspects of the railroad problemA new departure.1908-01-01
An act to regulate commerce, etcArgument1908-01-01