Title: [To promote education of the blind.]
Subjects: Accounting, Administrative agencies, African Americans, Agricultural education, Agriculture, Aliens, Anniversaries, Appropriations and expenditures, Armed Forces, Associations, institutions, Beverages, Blind, Blue collar workers, Business, Christianity, Committees, Constitutional amendments, Contracts, Courts, Crime, District of Columbia, Education, Education, Elementary, Education, Higher, Eight-hour movement, Elementary Education, Emigration and immigration, Employees, Employment agencies, Executive advisory bodies, Exhibitions, Expenditures, Public, Federal aid, Federal aid to education, Federal aid to higher education, Furloughs, Gifts, Government publications, Governmental investigations, Higher Education, History, Hours of labor, Industrial arts, Industrial relations, International economic relations, International trade, Investments, Labor laws and legislation, Labor supply, Labor unions, Land grants, Land use, Leaves, Liquor industry, Liquors, Manufactures, Mines and mineral resources, Officials and employees, Pay, allowances, Physiology, Polygamy, Postal service, Public Expenditures, Public buildings, Public health, Public lands, Public schools, Recruiting, Salaries, School facilities, Slavery, Sovereignty, Steam-boilers, Suffrage, Unemployment, United States, United States. Bureau of Engraving and Printing, United States. Bureau of Labor, United States. Congress, United States. Court of Claims, United States. Dept. of Commerce and Labor. Bureau of Statistics, United States. Dept. of Education, United States. Government Printing Office, University of Utah, Wages
Places: Colorado, Idaho, Ireland, New Mexico, New York (State), Philadelphia (Pa.), United States, Washington (D.C.)