Annual Report of the Factory Inspectors of the State of New York for the Year Ending ..., 13. izdevumsArgus Company, printers, 1899 |
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Abraham AVERAGE NUMBER Beer Bicycles boilers Bookbinding Bottling Brass Brewing Brick Bros Buttonholes Caps Carbonated waters Carriages Changes ordered Charles Chas Cigars Cloaks Coats 12 Cohen Compliances reported doors Electric light Embroidery Engraving factory inspector Females under 21 filed Flour and feed Frank Fred Furniture Furs George Gloves and mittens Harris Henry Herman Hours of labor inspection Iron Jackets Jacob Jacob Coats James Jewelry John Joseph KINGS COUNTY-BROOKLYN-Continued Knit Laundering Leather lienor Lithographs Location of firm Louis Machine Machinery Main st Males under 18 manufactured Metal Millinery Mills Morris NAME OF FIRM Neckwear Newspaper & printing novelties NUMBER OF EMPLOYES NUMBER OF Males owner Pants Paper boxes person Pianos pulp Rag assorting repairs Samuel Sash Shirt waists Shoes Skirts Smith Sons Steam Laundry thereof trimmings Underwear Upholstery Vests Wagons William Wood Wood pulp Wrappers YORK COUNTY-NEW YORK-Continued
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