The Relations of the Frye-Payne Shipping Bill to the Commercial Interests of the Pacific Coast / Joseph Nimmo, Jr.Joseph Nimmo1900EN
What a "full and Complete Consideration" of the Nicaragua Canal Project Involves / Joseph Nimmo Jr., Statistician and Economist.Joseph Nimmo1899EN
Uncle Sam's Farm. The Reclamation of the Arid Region of the United States by Means of Irrigation ... by Joseph Nimmo, Jr.Joseph Nimmo1890EN
The Apportionment of Traffic Among Competing Railroads as a Means of Maintaining Rates, by Joseph Nimmo, Jr., December 15, 1892 ...Joseph Nimmo1892EN
The Anti-trust Law and the Railroad Problem. An Argument in Favor of So Amending the Act as to Bring It into Conformity with Its Intent, as Expressed in Its Title. By Joseph Nimmo ...Joseph Nimmo1901EN
The Evolution of the American Railroad System. An Address by Joseph Nimmo, Jr., Before the World's Congress Auxiliary of the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893. Delivered at Chicago, Ill., June 22, 1893.Joseph Nimmo1893EN
Canadian Pacific Railway aggressions upon American commerce : a letter addressed to Mr. Joseph Nimmo, Jr. by Wm. C. Van Horne and Mr. Nimmo's replyWilliam Cornelius Van Horne1889EN
Production and Distribution of Cereals of the United States: Extract from the Report of Joseph Nimmo, Jr., Chief of the Bureau of Statistics, Treasury Department, on the Internal Commerce of the United States, Published December 1, 1879J.R. Dodge1879EN
Correspondence between Hon. Martin A. Knapp, chairman of Interstate commerce commission, and Joseph Nimmo, jr., relative to the provisions of the Cullom bill, S. 1439, 56th Congress, 1st session. June 11th to July 21st, 1900.Martin Augustine Knapp1900EN