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Tacoma: Electric City of the Pacific Coast, 1904

Capítulos (39)

TACOMA ELECTRIC CITY OF THE PACIFIC COAST: Tacoma Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade 0:00
TACOMA—1904: Climate and Health. 0:59
Distinctive Characteristics. 4:44
Tacoma’s Origin and Name. 7:18
Growth in Population. 10:12
Causes Contributing to Growth. 13:35
Abundance of Coal and Coke. 14:34
Inexhaustible Supply of Power. 15:54
Power Plant at Electron. 17:25
Snoqualmie Falls Power Plant. 22:00
White River Power Company. 24:05
Undeveloped Power Resources. 26:41
Access to Raw Materials. 28:06
Available Manufacturing Sites. 30:55
Lumber Industry at Tacoma. 35:51
Largest Lumber Plant in the World. 36:54
Other Manufactures of Wood. 39:12
Railway Construction and Repair Plants. 41:13
Largest Smelter on the Coast. 42:47
Flour Mills and Cereal Plants. 44:05
Brewing and Malting Establishments. 45:07
Railway Facilities and Traffic. 47:47
Electric Railway Systems. 49:45
Tacoma’s Ocean Commerce. 51:01
Mistress of the Oriental Trade. 55:25
Wholesale and Jobbing Trade. 1:01:58
Banks and Banking. 1:03:44
Increase in Bank Clearings. 1:04:20
Realty Transfers and Improvements. 1:05:13
Activity in Building Operations. 1:05:53
Federal Building and Collections. 1:07:02
Municipal Improvements and Utilities. 1:08:10
Assessment and Bonded Debt. 1:08:55
Schools, Colleges and Churches. 1:09:45
Ferry Museum and New Public Library. 1:11:30
Hospitals and Asylums. 1:12:08
800 Acres of Public Parks. 1:12:39
Opportunities. 1:13:10
HOW TACOMA GROWS 1:13:36