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.ÿþnotes to pages 201 216 31735. United States Governmental Work and Workers, The Inland Architect, 31(April 1898), p.25.36. Summary, AABN, 78 (4 October 1902), p.2.37.Ibid.38. Summary, AABN, 64 (22 April 1899), p.25.39. United States Government Architectural Work and Workers, p.26.40.Ibid., p.27.41. Washington column, AABN, 71 (2 February 1901), p.38.42. Summary, AABN, 64 (13 May 1899), p.49.43.Jones, Cass Gilbert, p.82.44.Ibid., p.85.45.Ibid., p.94.46. Cass Gilbert s New York Customhouse Design, The Inland Architect, 35(February 1900), pp.6 7.47. Washington column, AABN, 71 (2 February 1901), p.38.48. The New Baltimore Custom House, AABN, 94 (29 July 1908), p.35.49. The New Supervising Architect of the Treasury, p.38.50.Annual Report of the Supervising Architect of the Treasury Department for theFiscal Year Ending June 30, 1899 (Washington, D.C.: Government PrintingOffice, 1899), p.4.51. Correspondence regarding Government Competition, The InlandArchitect, 38 (August 1901), p.7.52. List of Buildings and Extensions for Which Drawings Were Prepared byPrivate Architects, 1 July 1912, General Correspondence, 1910 1939.53.Franklin MacVeagh to Taylor, 23 January 1911, Letters Sent, 1888 1912,Competitions, Record Group 121, National Archives, Washington, D.C.54.MacVeagh to Green & Wicks, 28 March 1911, Letters Sent, 1888 1912,Competitions.55.Percy Ash File, Applications and Recommendations for Positions in theWashington, D.C., Offices of the Treasury Department; and biographicalfiles, Penn State Room, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pa.56.Edward W.Donn Jr.File, Applications and Recommendations for Positionsin the Washington, D.C., Offices of the Treasury Department.57.Theodore W.Pietsch File, Applications and Recommendations for Positionsin the Washington, D.C., Offices of the Treasury Department.58.Nathan C.Wyeth File, Applications and Recommendations for Positions inthe Washington, D.C., Offices of the Treasury Department.59.Taylor to Miss A.E.Brown, 12 May 1905, Letters Sent, Chiefly by theSupervising Architect, 1888 1912.60. The Washington (D.C.) Atelier s Annual Banquet, AABN, 96 (7 July 1909),p.1A.61.The Washington Atelier, 1904 Year Book, aia Archives, Washington, D.C.62.Editorial, AABN, 95 (10 March 1909), p.88.63.Editorial, AABN, 95 (10 March 1909), p.88.64.Arthur Young & Co., Office of the Supervising Architect, Report No.14, 28 September 1910, General Correspondence, 1910 1939.65.R.O.Bailey to Wenderoth, 4 December 1912, General Correspondence,1910 1939.The telegram states, Secretary wishes you to know that resig-nation takes effect June fifteenth, but one month s leave granted after that,which makes a delay to middle of July before salary here will be available. 66. Tarsney Act, Journal of the AIA, 1 (January 1913), pp.6 7.67.Milton B.Medary Jr., Committee on Government Architecture, Journal ofthe AIA, 1 (January 1913), p.35 [ Pobierz caÅ‚ość w formacie PDF ]