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Published 1896 under title: The tariff in the days of Henry Clay, and since. ; Mode of access: Internet.

In 1901 Albany Law School honored one of its most famous Alumni President William McKinley with the degree of Doctor of Laws. He graduated from Albany Law School in 1867. President McKinley sent the law school a letter in response to the degree expressing his appreciation for the honor. The letter had Executive Mansion Washington letterhead on it and was type written. President McKinley signed the letter which was dated June 14, 1901. The letter was sent to Charles J. Buchanan the Secretary of the Board of Trustees for Albany Law School. President McKinley would be assassinated a few months later in September of 1901 in Buffalo, New York. This is a copy of the letter that appeared in the Albany Law School Annual Circular of Information in 1909. The original letter is framed for posterity.

This 4-page document is a 1901 "Report of Investigations upon the Forests of the Southern Appalachian Mountain Region." In 1900, the Appalachian National Park Association submitted a Memorial to Congress and, on May 25, 1900, a bill passed authorizing funds to investigate the possibility of a national park. Although the organization had major successes early on, their efforts met with resistance and the organization disbanded in 1905.

Dated at end "Canton, O., May 25, 1896." ; Mode of access: Internet.

This 27 page booklet contains the text of Governor William McKinley's annual message to the General Assembly of Ohio on Jan. 6, 1896. Before his position as President of the United States, McKinley (1843-1901), a Republican, served as Ohio's 39th governor from 1892 to 1896. He was a popular congressman prior to his election to governor. As governor, he helped to reduce state debt by enacting a new and broader tax system. In response to labor tension during his administration, McKinley established a state board of arbitration to resolve disputes and called out the National Guard to resolve a major coal strike in 1894.

Electronic reproduction. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials. Version 1. December 2002. ; Digitized.

This 16 page booklet contains the text of Governor William McKinley's annual message to the General Assembly of Ohio on January 3, 1893. Before being elected President of the United States, McKinley, a Republican, served as Ohio's 39th governor from 1892 to 1896. He was a popular congressman prior to his election to governor. As governor, he helped to reduce state debt by enacting a new and broader tax system. In response to labor tension during his administration, McKinley established a state board of arbitration to resolve disputes and called out the National Guard to resolve a major coal strike in 1894.

Excerpted from 56th Congress, 2d session, Senate document no. 190. ; Cover title. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Federal edition limited to 1000 signed and numbered sets. The Collector's edition of the writings of Henry Clay is limited to six hundred signed and numbered sets, of which this is number 82." ; Half-title, engraved: vignette. ; Title in red and black. ; Bibliography: volume 1, pages 34-38. ; v.1-3 Introduction by Thomas B. Reed. Life and times of Henry Clay. Correspondence of Henry Clay, 1843 to 1851. With collateral letters and notes. Ed. by Thomas B. Stevenson.-v.4-5 Private correspondence, 1801-1852.-v.6-9 Speeches.-v.10 the tariff, a history of tariff legislation from 1812-1896, by William McKinley. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Federal edition limited to 1000 signed and numbered sets. The Connoisseur's edition of the writings of Henry Clay is limited to four hundred signed and numbered sets." ; Half-title, engraved; vignette. ; Title in red and black. ; Bibliography: v. 1, p. 34-38. ; v. 1-3. Introduction, by Thomas B. Reed. Life and times of Henry Clay. Correspondence of Henry Clay, 1843 to 1851. With collateral letters and notes. Ed. by Thomas B. Stevenson.--v. 4-5. Private correspondence, 1801-1852.--v. 6-9. Speeches.--v. 10. The tariff, a history of tariff legislation from 1812-1896, by William McKinley. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; SML,Y Cb63 180: "This is number 138."

Bibliography: v.1, p. 34-38. ; v. 1-3. Introduction, by Thomas B. Reed. Life and times, by Calvin Colton. Correspondence, 1843-1851, ed. by Thomas B. Stevenson.--v. 4. Correspondence, ed. by Calvin Colton.--v. 5-6. Speeches, ed. by Calvin Colton.--v. 7. History of tariff legislation, by William McKinley. ; Mode of access: Internet.