The document thus reflected the attitudes of the white men who drafted it in the 1890s.
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Indeed in the 1890s, more Italians emigrated to France and Germany than to America.
An 1890s mansion in South Yarra is the setting for the eccentric Albany Hotel.
Was the bicycle boom of the 1890s when biking took off in this country?
Back in the 1890s, the French government banned foreign ownership of the pigeon post.
He joins a roster that includes the composer Edward MacDowell who led the group in the 1890s.
Built in the 1890s for an industrialist, the property is run as visitor accommodation and a museum.
They declared their admiration for the Theodore Roosevelt of the 1890s and for America's first experiment with imperialism.
That has a happened a lot with Sherlock Holmes, whether he's in the 1890s or ... contemporary London.
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Wright homes, primarily built between the 1890s and 1950s, feature distinctive design elements.
Think Nikola Tesla in the 1890s or Wernher von Braun in the 1930s or Doug Engelbart in the 1960s.
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In the mid-1890s Hubbard launched the first of three subscription magazines, The Philistine.
Originally, the Opry was held downtown in the Ryman Auditorium, built in the 1890s as the Union Gospel Tabernacle.
Horwich Prize Medal Morris Men have been performing since the 1890s but are now looking for some new recruits.
The three conventions that drew up that constitution in the 1890s bore little outward resemblance to the 1998 gathering.
Five years ago, I was struck by the parallels with accounts of Chicago packinghouse life in the 1890s.
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The stream of immigration that flowed in the 1890s became a deluge during the first decade of the new century.
The British Foreign Office had changed its tone since the 1890s from suspicion of France and Russia to suspicion of Germany.
The building was renamed the Cammeyer, after an 1890s shoe store there, and celebrated its neo-Renaissance arched windows and 19th-century cast-iron columns.
In the late 1890s, syncopation joined with soulful melodies, upbeat dance tunes united with the sultry sound of brass instruments, and jazz began to emerge.
Even a trans-Atlantic trade took under four minutes by the early 1890s.
In the 1890s, this German gymnast and patriotic teacher raged against the "foot-louts" in Germany suffering from what was called "the English disease".
The limestone and brick building on 84th Street was built in the 1890s by a developer who sold it to a cigar manufacturer.
By the mid-1890s, thanks to demand for their meat, skins and bones by Native Americans and white men alike, they were nearly extinct.
New Market Row was built in around 1770, with stables in vaults along the river bank, which were used as slaughterhouses until the 1890s.
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In the 1890s, Ranjitsinhji became the first English player to follow a century on his home debut with one in his first Test abroad.
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So bad, went the wisecrack, that the average travel speed of 8mph in the 1890s (by horse) was now, in the era of the automobile, still 8mph.
What he uncovered was the story of Edward William Barton-Wright, a British engineer who was born in India and lived in Japan in the 1890s.
Across the moor from the the ancient family seat, the 14th-century Cawdor Castle, is Carnoch, the shepherd's summer dwelling that dates back to the 1890s.
Feather prices tripled over a two-decade period starting in the 1890s.
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