Sterne, Simon

In arbitration, Charles F. Beach, Jr., plaintiff, against Simon Sterne, defendant

[Some curious phases of the railway question in Europe]

In the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, Middle District, the Pennsylvania and Western Rail-Road Company, plaintiff in error, defendant below, against the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, ex relation Lewis C. Cassidy, attorney-general, defendant in error, plaintiff below

Argument for plaintiffs on demurrer and on motion to continue preliminary injunction

Recent railroad failures and their lessons

Information in regard to the application of the law of corporations to pooling arrangements and to discriminations in rail rates

Some curious phases of the railway questions in Europe

Railways in the United States

Friedrich Kapp

Railroad poolings and discriminations

Closing argument of Simon Sterne on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce, and Board of Trade and Transportation of New York, delivered on December 2d and 3d, 1879, before the Special Assembly Committee on Railroads appointed under a resolution of the Assembly, to investigate alleged abuses in the management of railroads

The corporation, its benefits, its evils, as benefactor, as monopolist

Legal responsibility and accountability

Defective and corrupt legislation

The railway problem in the state of New York

Representative government

Das Europäische Israel

Address of Hon. Simon Sterne before the Harlem democratic club, May 8, 1888

Argument of Simon Sterne, esq., before the Assembly Committee on railroads, Albany, March 5th, 1878

The English methods of legislation compared with the American ...

Argument of Simon Sterne, esq

The railway problem

Argument of Simon Sterne, Esq., delivered at Albany, March 7th, 1878, before the Committee on Railroads, on "bill to create a Board of Railroad Commissioners, and to regulate their power."

The corporation

On representative government and personal representation

Address before the German-American Citizens' Association

The salaries of the U. S. Supreme court justices ...

Report to the Honorable Thomas F. Bayard, secretary of state, on the relations of the governments of the nations of western Europe to the railways

Monopolies

Administration of American cities

Closing argument of Simon Sterne

Railroad pooling and discriminations

Our methods of legislation and their defects

Legislation

Hindrances to prosperity

The railway question

Report to the Constitutional Convention of the state of New York

Suffrage in cities

The Railway in its relation to public and private interests

Railways in the United States