The Iron Age 1899: Vol 63 Index

A. Abraham, -A., and Y, p Acetylene: Carbide Feb 23, Niagara Acheson, E. G.., ite, June 4, silicon steels, 10) po Falls plant, . Manufacture of Feb 2. po; Apr 27, “1 Special nickel, ¢hromium Feb and acetvlene in factories, ‘aph- Acheson Graphite Company, Feb 9, p2 A{dams, C. C., Apr 20, p 40 Adriance inclinable Mar 50, p 1 \dvertising: Attractive } Bush advertisement, Jnne 2O, ~ 433 Address of, ooklet, May on -*). Mar back ] ren 1S 1s, May )) 11, Cuts, Cheap method of making, lo, p 43 Does it pay retailers? May 11, ] May 18, p 48 ‘ Effective display, June 8S p 47 False advertising 27, p 40 Florida merchant's id Paper by C. ea, May 25, , p43 p 43: eSS, $3" June » 42; in Minnesota. Apr tS M. Doxsee, Feb 16, p 52 Specimen ads, June 15 Suggestions by G. M. Evenson, May 4, p 42 Trade catcher, Apr 2¢ Trade winning metho May 25, p 48: June 8, p 13; June 20, p 43 Unique pamphlet, Jar , pos ds. May 4. 17: June ? 11% p: (See also Window display.) Advertising prize competition, The tye, June 20, p 438 Africa. Trade in the Jan 19, po Alr compressors: Compound two-stage, May 2. p Fairbanks-Morse gasoline, June 12 Lane & Bodley, Bennett-Corliss, li) p lo Maimmoth, for street railroad me June S, p 1* Worthington water motor, Mar ‘ ’ Air pump, Manistee, Apr 27, p 1? Ajax bolt heading machine, June 29, p ‘ Alabama Steel pany, May Albree, C. « Sh “>” * bo wi, | Aldrich, «. W., ipbuilding 25, p 16° B., The use, design and man- ufacture of iron in ornament, Apr p 42; 11, p 42; May 18, p 48; May 1 >. }) Tron mies, 1* =, D Jan TOrs, 16, p Com- The upbuilding of retail hardware trading, Feb 16, p 54 Alloys, Testing, by J May 11, p 12 Aluminum: oseph Ricl ards, Technology of aluminum from a Brit- ish standpoint, Ay Weight of aluminum p 34 Aluminum hollow Amalgamated Associat Annual convention, \ Scale, May 25, p 18 American Axe & }) D1 American Bi \ cle Con Th {(merican J Mar 16, p 31 American Car & For Feb %. p im American Car Supply ft pot ware, June 1, r 6. p15 sheets, }) lay 18, p 6 pany, June mdry Com Company, Mar 14* Tool Company, Feb 2, “My irass Company, Mar 9% p 36; pany, p 20; Mar 30, p 54; June 1, May INDEX. Illustrated articles indicated by * American Copper Company, Mar 16, p American Foundrymen’s Association, Apr 20, p 1; May 11, p 4, 34; May 18, p 24; May 25. p 19 American Institute of Mining Engi neers, Mar 2, p 3 American Tron & Steel Works, May 25, pT American management, labor and = re sources, May 4. p 4 American Plumbers’ Supply & Lead Company, June S, p 20 American Radiator Company, Feb 16, p I American Railway Equipment Com pany, May 25, p vo American Serew Company, Jan 12. p DO: Mar 2, p 43 American Ship Building Company, Mar 23, p 30; Mar 30, p 31; Apr 20, p 28; Apr 27, p 2 Aimerican Smelting & Refining Com - pany, Apr 15. p 30 Nmerican Society of Mechanical Engi neers, Apr 20, p 2; May 11, p 20; Mav 18. p15 American Steel & Wire Company, Jan 12, p }; Jan 19, p 20; Jan 26, p 33; Feb 9, p 31; Feb 16, p 18: Mar 23, p 15: May 4. p 31 Charter, Jan 19, p 1S Officers, Mar 23, p 15 American Steel Hoop Company, Mar 30, pol: Apr 14, p 50; Apr 20, p 28; Apr 27, p 32; May 18, p 21 American Tin Plate Company, Jan 19, ) 1%: Keb, Pp 20; American twist drill * \nnealing malleable cast in, Feb 16, p 9, p 16; Mar 2 \nvil, Making solid May 11, p 3* Arbitration in Illinois, May 4, p 17 Arcade Mfg. Company, Freeport, Jan 5. p 47: Jan 19, p 43 Argentine Republic, Metals and factures in, Mar 23, p 7 Armor plate Feb 16, p 17 crinder, June 1, p iron, Silicon 2; Feb 23. p 4: Mar >» pP 14: Mar 30. p 18 wrought iron steel, manu sids, June 1, p 19: June 8 p 4; June 15. p S Krupp process, Mar 2, p 17: May 25, p 41 Nickel steel patents, Feb 9, p 8 Tests of, Mar 16, p 14; May 25, p 41 Army contract policy, New, June 29, p5 ..rsenic, Influence of, on the mechanical properties of steel, Apr 13, p 5 Asbestos production, May 11, p 18S Ashland Steel Company, Feb 9, p 16, Sup.; Mar 16, p 54 Asphalt streets, Breslau, Cleaning. Mar %, p 33 Atbara bridge and standardization, Mar 25, p 23: Apr 27, p 14 Australian axe and saw competition, May 25, p 47 Australian freight rates, Feb 2, p 51 Automobiles. (See Motor vehicles.) Avery Stamping Company, June 1, 41 Marble’s safety 17* p Axe, pocket, Mar 16, Axe and saw competition in Australia, May 25, p 47 R. Baackes, Frank, Mar 23, p 18 Baird engine lathe. June 1, Baker, J. F.. Address of Baker. J. W.. makers, May 18, p 38 Balance, Hase chemical, Feb 23, p 11 'u 12 Mar 2, ot p47 Consolidation stove bearit 16 Bangs. H. C., Banking ing, Ball ig sheave, Wilcox, Feb 2, p Address « Mar 23. reform. \ pprehension Mar 30, p 17 Bankruptcy law, Apr 6. p 9 Bar iron, Suggested improvements in thy Pe regard ! ) manufacture of, May 25, p 14 Bar iron consolidation, Mar 9, p 15: 16 p iS; Apr 6 p 18; 13, p 30: 20, p 28; 27. p 18; May 4. p 31: June 1. p 16 Barbour, G. H.. Address, June 22. p 50 Barnes, C. N., Address, Feb 25, p 35 Bateman Mfg. Company, Jan 19, p 45 Bathroom fixtures, Meriden Bronz Company, Mar 30, p 47; Apr 20 nD Beaman & Smith. New works. Feb 23 po searings Dodge capillary, chain and ring oiling Feb 23, p 11 Hyatt roller hearing, Feb 25, p 12 Philadelphia ving oiling, Feb 9 p 3 Spiral journal, Mar 9, p 4* Becker-Brainard Milling Machine Con pany, Feb 2, p 22 Belgium hardware trade, May 25, p 47 Belknap, W. R., Passing of the personal in business, June 1, p 3d Bell, Daisy call bell, May 11, p iSee also Bicyele bells.) Hi" sell Bros. a stock company, Feb 9 p 7 elaire Steel Company, Ohio, Jan 12. 21, 33; 19, p 20 Belt conveyor, Robins, Apr 20, p 12 Relt (‘rescent, Mar 16, }) elt hooks, Chicugo. Feb 2, p 62* Belt lacing. Bristol's steel, Feb 2. selts, Endless silk sewed, May 4, sentley, F. T.. Mar 23, p 21* Bertsch universal plate shear, Jan 5. | 17° Bessemer road, May 11, Bethlehem plate mill, Removal of, 12, p18 Bethlehem Steel Company, Apr 27 Bicyele bells: Intaglio design, Apr bell, fasteners, 17 ) DS » 44) ps Jan »> pls PU), p 53 Mossberg tire Feb 2, }) 61*: 6. p 47* Bieyele chain, Ning, Apr 20, p 58 Bicycle chain adjustment, Feb 23, p 4% Bieyele crank, Scheeren’s jointed, Fe! 16. Pp niy Ap Bievele crank hanger, National, Feb 2 p O2* bicyele cyclometer, Veeder, Feb 16. j DS* Bievele exhibition, New York Cry, 19, p 48; Feb 2, p 47 Biceyele handle bar binder, Jan 26, p Bicyele hangers, Springfield, Feb 2. p D6 Bicyele holder, Lawn, Jan 19, » Bieycle hubs: yt 1" Keene direct spoke, Jan 26, po National, Apr 6, p 50* cycle lamps: Are light acetylene, Mar 2. p 57* Automatic acetylene, Jan 26, p 51? B. & KR. acetylene, Mar 9 p 4: Brilliant acetylene, Feb 16, p Bundy, Apr 6, p 50* Crescent acetylene, Mar 30, p 40* (sem acetylene, Feb 9, p o2* Lancaster acetylene, Mar 23, p 51 1) —_— yf? Loug beam acetylene, Mar 2, p os* Majestic acetylene, Jan 5, p o0* Searchlight gas, Feb 16, p 60* Simplex automatic gas, Mar 2, » 5S* Solar acetylene, Jan 19, p 47* Bicycle pedal, S. & G. combination, Mar 1G. p 4A i ? S iV THE tRON AGE Bicycle pumps Book reviews (Continued): Business situation (Continued): Bridgeport, Feb 25, p 48 Hardware Store Business Methods, Standards of comparison changing, M. & W. combination, Apr 27, p 46 Apr 13, p 30 Jan 26, p 1S Peters & Drake hand lever, Feb 25, Iron Making in Alabama, W. B. Phil- What will check the demand? Mar 16, ;) 48 lips, Mar 25, p 11 pit Bicyvele repair outtit, Glidden metallic, Metric System, Hartford Steam Boiler (See also Finance.) Jan 5, p 53 Inspection & Insurance Company, | Butcher saw blades in coils, May 4. p Bicycle seat post, Climax, Apr 6, p 444 Keb 16, p 14 4%) Bicycle spoke threader, Peck. Keb . a }) sundries Bridgeport Brass Company, sicvele Apr ti, p 1-4 Miller & Co., Veb 16, p oS Bicyele tire inflator, Union automatic, Jan 26. p oo Bicycle tire valve, No-stem safety, Jan 12. p o4 Bicyele tires, Dynamometer for testing, Mar 9 p 12° lip, Ashworth, heels, Chainless, Feb 2. ) (227 sicvele Toe « Feb 9, p 51* Bicvele w Bevel gear blanks for, Bicycles Hudson, Keb 9, }) 4‘) Imperial, Jan 26, p 53% Monarch, ISH. May 25, p o2 Remington, Mar 9% p 47 Wolff. Feb o. )) 4tp- 233. )) * HH) Bill. Old hardware, May 4. Birkinbine, John, The industry, Jan 12. p 6 Birmingham Cement Company, }) oe Bishop. H. Address at Philadelphia, Jan 26, p 40 Avenues of trade, Mar 2, p 48 sit brace, Ball bearing ratchet, of, Jan 5, p I* iir, William, Death, May 18, p 49 iisdell standard lathe, Feb 16, p 1 ist) furnace consolidation, Virginia. Jan 12. p 30; 19. p 20: 26. p 32; Mar 2, p 15: Mar 16, p 7 furnace for production of power, June 22, p 6, 19 ; May 4, p )) Hy basis of the iron Mar 30, Making Bk Bk Bl: Blast Las Blast furnaces Building of, June S&S, p 20 Compared with cupola practice, May i, p43 Destruction of copper tuyere, Feb 16, p 15* Filling apparatus, Kennedy, June 29, » S* Wellman open hearth, May 25, p 16° Bliss. E. W., & Co. Armature disk press, Apr 13. pS? Inclinable Mar 9 p 1* Press with electric motor, Feb 9, p 15% Bogy. Ben, oldest hardware traveler, Jan 12, p 45* Soiler plates, Large. soilers: Explosions, Investigations of, May 11, p14 Furnace efficiency, May 18. p 13 Hutchinson sectional vertical tube. Jan 1! p 4* I.vnn water tube, May 18, p 11 Marine feed water regulators, )) (* power presses, Mar 16, )) 1) Mar 16, Standard methods, 1) Bolles LTron & Wire Works, May 25, p51 folt and nut plants consolidate. May 4, pol Bolt heading machine, Ajax, June 2 p testing May 11. p Bolts Bolts and nuts in England, Jan 19 p 3 Seaman expansion, Mar 23, p 49° Weights of carriage bolts, Apr 13. p Book American ‘Trade Index, Jan 12. p 338 Benner’s Prophecies, Feb 16. ) 14 Business Atlas and Shippers’ Guide, Mar 25. p 11 Dill on New Jersey 1G, p 14 Elements of Trigonometery, H. C. Whitaker, Feb 16, p 14 Handbook of Engineering, Laboratory Practice, R. A. Smart, Feb 16, p 14 reviews Feb Corporations, | Bridge Books for an iron ands steel works’ chemist, June 15, p 9; 22, p 29; 20 )) eet Boom of IST9-SO, Mar 25, p 12 Boring holes near together, Mar 9 p 5* jovnton, C. T., Mar 25, p 1S Brake, Steamship, Mar 16, p 15 Brammer Mfg. Company, June 1, p 43 Brass companies consolidate, Mar 9, p “6; 16, p 31 Brass melting furnaces, Construction of, May 25, p 20 Brass rs. sheet steel, Mar 50, p 19; Apr i. pod Brazer, Enterprise perfection gas, 12. p 5 to Brazil: American trade opportunities, Feb 16, p99; Apr 27, p 12 Iron works and other industries, June Ta yy f Brick, Vrooman Jan furnace arch, Feb 9% p builders and the prices of terials, June 1, p 2 Bridge builders’ consolidation, > -? ia Feb 2, p Bridges: Atbara bridge and standardization, Mar 23, p 23; Apr 27, p 14 Kast River, N. Y.. Feb 9, p 381; piv British Columbia 18, p 2 Brooms, Hendee wire, Mar 2, p ob Brown, W. L.. Interview with, on Chi- cago’s position in the iron trade, Feb v. p ID Brown Hoisting «& Company: Cantilever crane, June 22, p 1* Electric overhead tram rail. Jan 19, Pp 1* Feb 23, mineral output, May Conveying Machine | Brown pvrometer, Apr 6, p 10* Brushes, Economy wire wheel, Apr 6, p $5* Buckets, Steel elevator, Feb 2, p 60* suffalo Steel Company, Apr 27, p 33: May 11, p 8* Buildings: Equipment of tall office buildings in New York, May 18, p 15 Phelps-Dodge Building and its tenants, May 18, p 18 Bullet, Ideal, Feb 9, p 51* Bullock Electric Company's new May 4. p35 Bunsen cells modified, Feb. 16, Burditt & Williams’ exhibit, plant, p2 Jan 12, p ow) Burr portable shaft key seater, Apr 6, p 12% Bush Hardware Company's advertise ment, May 11, p 45; 1S, p 48 Business, Modern concentration of, 23, P 3S 3 Business cards, Jan 26, p 8; Feb 9, p 20 Business methods: Cash business, Jan 19% p 35; Mar 9, p i? Discussion in Missouri, Apr 20, p 44 Helping out dull seasons, Apr 13, p 40 How a novelty was marketed, Apr 6, p 42 * Never ready ” people, Jan 19, p 48 Upbuilding of retail hardware trading, Keb 16, )» ae | (See also Advertising: chants.) Business situation: A welcome lull, Apr 20, p 15 Growing demand for goods, May 18, p19 Inflaton and contraction, Mar 30, p 16 Machinery builders crowded, June 22, p17 Speculation in industrial stocks, Jan Keb Hardware mer- c. Cables, Paper wrapped, Mar 2, p 14 Calcium carbide and acetylene in fac tories, Feb 23, p 5 4 Calcium carbide plant, Niagara Power Company, Apr 27, p 9 California Retail Hardware Dealers’ Association, Jan 12, p 46; 19, p 41; Feb 23, p 45 Caliper gauge, Billings’, Jan 19, p 48* Calk, Kinnear ice, Mar 2, p 55* Calumet & Heela Mining Company, Coal hoists of, Jan 5, p 12* Cambria Steel Company, Mar 30, p 19 Can faucet, Litchfield, Feb 16, p 58* Canada, Our trade relations with, June 1, p 3s Canadian notes: Abbott-Mitchell Lron pany, Feb 28, p 15 Blast furnace for Toronto, Apr 20, p 29 Bounties, Tron and steel, June 8, p 11; 15. )) Db: 22. } 1 Canadian Inland Transportation Com pany, Apr 20. p 29 Cape Breton iron works, Feb 16, p 10 Deseronto smelting works, Feb 9, p6 Dominion Steel & Iron Company, Mar 23, pb Exporting charcoal iron, Apr 20, p 29 Fuel oil, Mar 25. p 6 Furnace and rolling mills amalgama tion, Apr 20. p 29 Hamilton Blast Furnace Jan 19, p13 Locomotive works at p7 Machinery tax, Apr 13, p 20 Metropolitan Power Company, Apr 20, p 29 Falls & Steel Com- Company, Ottawa, Feb %), Midland, Ont.. as an iron center, Feb 23, p 15 Midland charcoal iron furnace, Feb 16, p 10 Niagara power franchise, Feb 23, p 15 Nova Scotia steel shipbuilding scheme, Mar 30, p 12 Ontario iron production, Apr 138, p 20 Ontario Mines Act, Amendment pro posed, Mar 30, p 12 Quebec anti-bonus bill, Feb 16, p 10 Toronto as an iron center, Mar 23, p6 Cans: Garbage, Apr 20, p 56* Milk, Feb 23, p 47 Capitaine, E.. New Method of boring, milling and tapping machine frames by use of templates, Jan 26, p 3* Capitaine petroleum engine, Mar 9, pS8* Capitalizing our supremacy, Feb 16, p 16 Capper, “ommon sense re and de, May 11, p 47* Car axle manufacture at Homestead, Apr 27, p 18 Car trucks, Compressed air, May 4, p 1* Carbide holders, Portable, June 15, p 47 Carbide of silicon, June 22, p 5 Carbon, Determination of, in iron and steel without combustion appara tus, May 11, p 30 Carlin four-spool erectors’ engine, Mar 16, p 13* Carload, What is a? Feb 238, p 40 Carnegie, Andrew, Retirement, May 11, p 16 Carnegie interests, May 11, p 27; 25, p 42c Carnegie Steel Company, Feb 9, p 2%, 31; 25, p 29; Mar 23, p 2; 30, p 15: Apr 6, p 31; 27, p 18; June 29, p 32 Carpenters and builders, Trade with, od 2(; 18, p May 11, p 42 Carpet fastener, Zenith, Apr 13, p 46* Carpet whip, Preston braided wire, Apr 26. p 19: Apr 13. p 15: June 8 p m. BO 6, p 47* g. le in 29, 15: ith, THE IRON AGE ~ ‘arriage bolts, Weights of, Apr 13, p 387 ‘arriage heater, Clark, Feb 2, p 5S* ‘arriage odometer, U. S. Mfg. Com- pany, Jan 5, p 50* ~*~ Carrier, Jeffrey traveling freight, Feb z DD IZ ‘ars, Steel, in wrecks, May 25, p 18 ‘arving set, Mammoth, June 29, p 50* ‘ash business, Jan 19, p 385; Mar 9, p42 ‘ash recorder, Security, Mar 9, p 51* ‘ast borings in foundries, How to use, Feb 2. pd ‘ast iron, Malleable, Feb 16, p 2; 23, p $; Mar 9, p 16; 25, p 14; 30, p 18 ~ nan Cast iron pipe combination, Feb 9, p 22; Mar 30, p 31: Apr 13, pS; May 4, pi Casting machine, Heyl & Patterson, May 18, p 1* (Castings: Artistic iron, Mar 2, p 3 Coke and charcoal iron for matieable, Mar 380, p 30; Apr 6, po atalogue cabinet, Leonard, Mar 30, p 13* ~ ‘atalogue houses, Policy of merchants with reference to, Jan 19, p 42 ‘atalogue making, A new feature in, Apr 18, p 42 Cattaraugus Cutlery Company, Jan 19, p37 Cement, Illinois steel Portland, Mar %, )) D Central American news, Feb 16, p 7; Mar 23, p 5 Central Stamping Company, Jan 12, p th Central steam 20, p 3* ‘halfant, J. W., Portrait of, Jan 5, p 21 ‘hambers, B. F., How to use cast bor- ings in foundries, Feb 2, p 9 ‘haplin automatic handle lathe, Feb 2, p 9 Sharcoal iron making in Ontario, June 29, p 18 hatillon, John, & Sons, Apr 13, p 41 Jhecks, Exchange on out of town checks, Apr 13, p 17: 27, p 19; June 15, p 38 ‘hicago Belt Railway Company indus- trial locations, Mar 16, p 7 ‘hicago House Wrecking Company, Mar 9, p 11 ‘hicago Pneumatic Tool Company, Jan 12, p 2 Chicago Retail Hardware Dealers’ Asso- ciation, Feb 9, p 37, 40; June 8, p condensing plants, Apr ~ ~ a _ —_ ~ ~ 38 Chicago Ship Building Company, May 25, p 1 Chicago Time Register Company, Apr 27, p 14 Chicago Wheel & Mfg. Company, Feb 2, p 56 “himney, Movine steel chimney, Jan 19, p 11 ‘himney cap, Everlasting, Feb 25, p 48* ~ Chinese trade, American manufactur- er’s view, Mar 30, p 41 Chisholm, S. H., Mar 23, p 17* ‘huck jaws, Sweetland reversible, May 11, p 13* ‘hucks: National skeleton drill, Feb 2, p 14* Pratt positive driving drill, Feb 2, p 13* Church, G. W., Mar 9, p 44 Churn, Ocean, June 15, p 47* Cincinnati Axle Company, Mar 30, p 29 Cincinnati radial drill, May 11, p 11* Clamp, Sherman hose, Jan 5, p 53* Clark, J. L., June 15, p 41* Clark, J. W.. Address, Feb 16, p 37 Clark, J. W., and the Spalding policy, June 15, p 39 Cleaning asphalt streets, Breslau, Mar 9, p 33 Clifford, Alfred, Mar 23, p 9* Clinton Wire Cloth Company, Apr 6, p 41 Clipper, Hotchkiss ball bearing, Jan 12, p 52* Clips, Cooper's all wrought, Jan 26, p 54* Clock base, Unique, June 22, p 54* Clothes line hooks: Handy, Apr 20, p 5s8* Holdfast, Apr 13, p 45* Clutch, Orton friction, for small power Mar 2, p 5* Coal: Production in 1898, June 1, p 13 Soft, Smoke nuisance, June 15, p 18 Coal companies combine, June 22. p 5 Coal Calumet & Hecla Mining Company, Jan 5, p 12* Coal mining, Machines in, June 29, p 17 Coaling station of Erie Railroad, Apr 13, p 1* Coke and charcoal iron for malleable castings, Mar 30, p 30; Apr 6. pp 5 hoists, Coke iron versus charcoal iron and. its future ability to compete, Feb 16, p 16 Coke workers’ wages advance, May 14, )) 2) Colby, A. L.. Best books for an iron and steel works chemist, June 15, oa, DP ZO; 20, p 1d Rolled Shafting Manufacturers’ Association, Apr 13, p 33 Colonial Iron Company, May 25, p 41 Coionies, Need of, to help trade. Mar 2. p 20 Colorado freight suit, Apr 13, p 4 Columbia Automobile !. p 29 Columbia Iron & Steel Company. Sale of, Feb 16, p 18 Commerce, (See Export trade: Trade.) Comparometer, Stupukoff, Apr 6, p 14* Compressed air street car truek, May i pi Conditional nature of Apr 13, p 13 Consolidated Smelting & Refining Com- pany, Mar 9, p 32 Consolidations. (See Brass: Copper: &@.) Consuls and our foreign trade. Jan 12, p 12; Apr 13, p 16 Continental Coke Company, May 18, p 6 Cook, E. S., Blast furnace compared with cupola practice, May 11, p 4 Cooling tower and condenser installa tion, Feb 2, p 1* Cope, G. W., The Chicago iron trade in 1S9S8,.Jan 5, p 8 Copper: Boom in trade, Jan 19. p 16 Lake district, Jan 19, p 30 New Lake explorations, May 18, p 3 ) ¢): Cold Company, May patent property, Trusts: also, Weight of copper sheets, Mar 30, p 34 Copper companies consolidate, Mar 16, p 32 Copper plating vessels, Feb 23, p 1* Cord, Fiber seaming, Feb 23, p 50* Cork screws: Clough, Jan 26, p 50*; April 13, p 44 Williamson, Apr 20, p 5S8* Corn huskers: Milwaukee, Mar 2, p 57 Wilcox-Lillie, Feb 28, p 49* Corn planter, New Departure Apr 20, p 5t* Crane, A. M., Mar 23, p 20* Crane Company, Chicago, Jan 12, p 21 Cranes: Brown cantilever, June 22, p 1* Brown electric traveling, Jan 19, p 1* Pneumatic, June 1, p 5* Crimping machine, Rudolphi & mel, Mar 30, p 8* rotary, Krum- Crompton, W. H., Shear Company, Apr | 6, p 44 Cuban tariff, Jan 5, p 18 Currency. (See Finance.) Curry comb, Baker, Mar 9, p 49* Cutter rack, Harrington folding, 5 pr Cutting off machine, Jan 19, p 13* Cycle path and sidewalk machine, June 22, p 52* Cyclometers, New May 4, p 52* Cylinder, Red Jacket brass lined, Mar 9 p47 May Lucas & Gliem, Departure security, D. Daimler Mfg Company, June 8, p 30 Dale, Sir David, Industrial conciliation in England, Mar 28. p 3 Dallett duplex boiler shell drill, June 1, p 1* Daly, Charles, Death of, Jam 19, p 36 Daniels, fF. H.. Mar 23, p 1S Danielson Machine & Tool May 4, p7 Davis, G. C., Company, The malleable iron indus try: Its development in the United States, Feb 9 p 14 Davis, S. M.. Address, Feb 23, p 43 Davis kev seater, May 25. pS Dean Bros, pressure and speed governor, June 1, p 4* Decade of progress in Mar 2, p 6 Defiance Machine Company, 7*; June 29, p 11* Dempsey Mtg. Company. May 11, p 47* I) Esté & Seeley pressure regulator, May o>. D 6* De Vol, P. C.. Address, Feb 16, p 45 Diamond State Steel Company, May 4. ) (> reducing vrosts, May 18, p die sinkers’ flexible drilling. yvrinding und polishing machine, Feb 2, p 13* bdisston, Henry, & Co.. Mar? p 40; June 22. Pp Bt Dixon. Walter, American management, labor and resources, May 4, p t Dodge capillary. chain and ring oiling bearings, Feb 23, p 11* Dominion Steel & Lron Company, June Zo. p 1% Door catch, Automatic. Jan 12, p 5i* Door hangers: Fire door, Apr 27, p 44* Gardner ball bearing, Feb 2. p 57* Lane elevator, Feb 23. iD ${)* Le Roy noiseless, Jan 5, p 54* Noor hinges, Olympia non-holdback spring, Feb 2. p 59* Door holder, Fairy, May 18, p 53* Door key, White’s Universal, Mar 9, p is* Door knob, Victor screwless, May 4, p i): 11, p 46* Door set, Fortuna design, June 15, p 48* Dougherty, G. T.. Determination of car- bon in iron and steel without com- bustion apparatus, May 11, p 30 Doxsee, (. M.. Advertising. Feb 16, p -. Drawback rates, Jan 16, p 17 Dredge built for Russia, Mar 16, p 11 Drilling machines: Champion improved. June 1. p 46* Cincinnati radial, May 11, p 11* Dallett duplex, June 1, p 1* Die sinkers’ flexible, Feb 2. p 13* York post radial, Mar 2, p 14* Drillings, Standardized, May 11, p 17 Dust cloth holder, Handy, Apr 6, p 43* Dynamometer for testing bieyele tires, Mar 9, p 12* Dynamos: Direct connected, Standards, May 11, p 21 (ias engines for, Jan 26, p 6* Mayer dynamos, Apr 20, p 13* Nash direct connected, Mar 30, p 11* E. Eagle Horse Shoe Company. Feb 23, p 17 East River Bridge, N. Y.. Bids for tow ers and end spans, Feb 9, p 31: 23, p19 laton, Cole & Burnham Company, Mar 23, p 47 Saves trough hanger, Yankee improved adjustable, Apr 13, p 44 Economy in small power. Apr 6, p 8 Edenborn, William. Mar 23, p 16* {gan Mfg. Company: Automatic oil cup, Mar 30, p 5* Inverted valve steam trap. Apr 6, Dp 12° “gg beaters: Dover, Jan 19, p 48* Standard, Apr 20, p 54* Egg tester, X-Ray, May 25. p 52* Kight-hour labor bill, Feb 9, p 6; 23, p 13 —_ ON THE IR AGE Kjector. Automatic chemical, Feb 23, p| Faucet, Straight way, Jan 5, p 52* Furnace consolidation, Jan 12, p 30; ‘7 ‘aweett, Waldon, Shipping on the 19, p 20; 26, p 32; Mar 2. p 15; 16, ectrie are burning, Steel girders, Mar Great Lakes and the iron trade, p 7 30, p 3 May 4. p8 Furnaces, Liquid fuel crucible, Apr 18, Electric fans. Sturtevant, Janu 19. p 9*;| Federal Steei Company, Mar 50, p 1) p 13* Feb 9. p 9* Feed water regulators on the British | Furring, Nailable iron, Mar 23, p 7* Electric light, Nernst, Mar? p 1s ship * Pactolus,” Mar 16, p 6’ : Electric motors: Fences: = G. arse rre qt: on i > ‘li electric: \ elded, Mar 16, p wie“ current stadonary, Heb 26, p , 3 nn we P , Galvanizing, Electrolytic, Jan 26. p 17; Mayer motors, Apr 20. p 18 Dwiggins’ wire, Mar 9, p 48* : Feb 2 p 26 9 = fo Sturtevant bi-polar, Apr 27, p 15 Keystone lawn fencing, May 4. p 51* Garbage cal, Corrugated, Apr 20. pw Electric vehicles. (See Motor vehicles.) Kilmer wire, Jan 19, p 47° Garbage pail, Sanitary, Apr 15, pp 40* I | I ectrical | industries in ISS, Jan 5, p 5 ‘lectricity in engineering works, Use of, Jan 12, p 13 lectrolytic galvanizing. Jan 26, p 17; Feb 2, p 26 Jevator, Plunger direct acting hydrau lic, Jan 19, p 7* wood, IT. L., Mar 23, p 17' ‘mery wheel dresser, Huntington, Feb ~ }) th “npire Steel & Tron Company, Apr 13, p PY Inameled ware patent litigations, Feb 23. p 46; Mar 30, p 45 Inameled ware situation, Jan 26, p 47 Tnameling as an industry, Mar 23, p 10 “ngineers’ Society of Western Pennsy!l- vania, Mar 30, p 15 Sngines: Capitaine petroleum, Mar %, p S* Filer & Stowell heavy cross compound Corliss, Jan 12, p 1* German rolling mil, June 8, p S8*; 15, pS; 22. p 8* Hoisting engines, Mar 9 p 7*; 16. p 13* Marine, New cruisers, May 18, p 12 Mietz & Weiss kerosene, Mar 2. p 1* Pumping engines, Mar 30, p 9; p 1 (See Apr 27, also Gas engines.) Mgland’s foreign trade and Mar 16. p 16 Insley Land Company, Mar 30, p 5 saterprise Mfg. Company, Excursion to our own, works, June 22, p 37 rectors’ engine, Carlin four-spool, Mar 16, p 13* Srie Railroad, New coaling station, Apr is, p 1° lurope, Trade conditions, June p 42 ixpenses of jobbers’ salesmen, June 15, Pg p 40; 22, p 37 ixplosives, High, in guns and _ shells, eb ys 9 }) S Xport trade: Consuls and our foreign trade, Jan 12. p 12; Apr 13. p 16 England: Compared with United States, Mar 16, p 16 Iron and steel, Feb 16, po Locomotives, 1898, Feb 16. po High prices killing trade, Apr 13. p oo) Iron and unwrought steel, Feb 2. p 14: 16, p15 Ocean shipping and the export trade, Jan 12, p3 Points in regard to trade, Jan 26. p 46 Solicitude for, Apr 13, p15 United States as an export country, Jan 5, p 2la: Mar 16, p 16: June 22. p 46 (See also Iron trade.) “xpress charges. Jan 12, p 47: Feb 2, p 46: Apr 13. p 41 i. ‘able: The condemned razor, June 29, p $%) ‘airbanks-Morse gasoline air compres sor, June 29, p 12* ‘aries Mfg. Company, Apr 13, p 44 ‘arm implement trade, June 1, p 17; 8S, p 17 larmer and industrial progress, Apr 6, » 16 armer combination lathe and grinding tool, Mar 16, } 1* ‘arquhar, A. B., Trade, trusts and tar- iffs, June 15, p 13; 22. p 16, 18 ‘arquhar pulley molding machine, Mar yp 11% ‘ile case, Howell, Apr 27, ‘jler & Stowell heavy cross compound Kitselman ornamental, Apr 20. p 53 Royal woven wire, May 4, p 51* Sterling woven wire, Jan. 12, p 54* “erracute Machine Company, Jan 19, p > p aoe Corliss engine, Jan 12, p 1* ‘nance: tanking reform, Mar 30, p 17 Bankruptcy law, Apr 6, p 9 Bill to protect currency, Feb 2. p 24 Sond secured circulation, Apr 20, p 14 Cheapness of money, Jan 5, p 21b; Feb 9, p17 (iold, The movement of, May 4, p 17 Paper money Sp 16 Volume and velocity of currency cir- eulation, Mar 2, p 21 and gold exports, June Fires: ‘lint, C. Home Life Insurance Company, Jan 19, p 15 Miller, Sloss & Scott, Apr 6, p 41 ‘lag fender, Hart’s automatic, June 22, p 53* ‘Jax straw, Cummers’ process for ret- ting, Jan 19, p 9 R., Industrial June 1, p 10 consolidations, “loor scraper, Osborn metal head, Mar 9, p 52* “loors, brick, Method of laying, Mar 16, p 31 o _ = _— “oot “orbell, “ranklin Institute of Philadelphia, ‘ly catchers: Bigelow wire, Mar 9, p 47 Illinois, May 18, p 54* Newton, May 25, p 52* ‘ly wheels, Rolling mill, May 18, p 4* “ood chopper, Enterprise, Mar 238, p 51* “oot scraper, Perfect steel, Jan 26, »4* warmer, Chicago, Jan 26, p 52* B. F., vs. New York City, Mar p 21 ‘oundries: Cast borings in, Feb 2, p 9 Electricity in, June 15, p 2 Foundry for light castings floor, May 25, p 20 General Electric Company, Apr 6, 1*; Apr 27, p 10* Handling materials, May 25, Heating of, Apr 27, p 10* p » on upper p p 9° “oundry crayons, Feb 9, p 50 “ox Pressed Steel Company and Schoen Pressed Steel Company, dation of, Jan 12, p 31 Consoli- Sev- enty-fifth aniversary, Feb 2, p 25 “ranz Krein Chain Works, Apr 6, p 42 KF reight carrier, Jeffrey traveling, 2 Pp i2? ‘weight rates: Australia and New Zealand situation, Feb 2, p m1 Colorado Fuel & [ron Company's suit, Apr 13. p 4 Lower, for export trade, Jan 19, pp 14 Natural and equitable, Jan 26, p 18 Opposition to reduction in. Apr 13, Feb p ore Pig iron, Feb 9 p 19 Proposed advances, June 8 p= 20; =, DP ze Special rates for favored parties, Jan 12, p 16 ‘riction clutch, Orton, for small pow- ers, Mar 2, p 5* ‘ritz, John, Rolling mill fiy wheels, May 18, p 4* ‘uel, Liquid, Apr 20, p 13 ‘urnace arch brick, Vrooman, Feb 9, pP H* Garrett, William, Observations of Lewis, Jan 12, p 5* Nash, Mar 30, p 11*; Apr 13, p 10* Gas fixture, Miller patent Mar 30, p 47 Gas fixture consolidation, Apr t, May 11, p 11 )) Gauges: Billing’s, Jan 5, p 54*; 19, p 48* Wire gauge, Stubs, Jan 19, p 46 General Electric Company: Heating the foundry, Apr 27, p 10* Motors, Feb 16, p 5* New foundry, Apr 6, p 1* German rolling mill engines, June 8, 8*; 15, p 6; 22, p 8* Glass cutter, Accurate, Mar 16, p 46* Glue heater, Improved steam, Apr 20, Do* 3o* Goettsche, Ehler, June 8, Gold: ] ’ prices, May 18, p 20 Movement of gold, May 4. p 17 Goodell power hack saw, Mar 2, p 15 Jan 26, p 1* Governor, Dean, June 1, p 4* Graining paper, Mar 2, p 56* Graphite: Manufacture of, June 8, p 6 Production of, May 11, p 18 Grates: Gumphert shaking, Apr 20, p 1* Sennett rocking, Mar 23, p 5* Gray «& banquet, Jan 12, p 49 Green, W. A.. Mar 23, p 17 26, p g* Grinding machines: American twist drill, June 1, p 9* Combined with lathe, Mar 16, p 1* Gorton disk surface, Jan 26, p 1* Niagara emery grinder, Feb 2. p 60* Safety Emery 30, p 3* Tanite emery, Apr 6, p 13* Yankee twist drill. Mar 2, p 16* Growing demand for goods, May 18, Gruson Iron Works, May 11, p 15 Gumphert shaking grate, Apr 20, p 1* Guns: British naval, Jan 26, p 8 Gathmann, Mar 23, p 22 High explosives in, Feb 23. p 8 H. Hack Universal saw, power. May p 6* extension, 15; Gas holder, Destruction of, New York, Jan 26, p 25 Gates, J. W., Mar 23, p 15* Gathmann gun, Mar 23, p 22 Geometric Drill Company, May 25, p 15 Increase of gold and the advance of Paper money and gold exports, June S. p 16 Production, United States, 1808, Jan 12. p 4; June 22, p 6 Gorton disk surface grinding machine, Dudley Hardware Company's Grille. Ludlow-Saylor wrought iron, Jan Wheel Company, Mar Grindstone hanger, Giant, Mar 9, p 50* 19 Grubbing machine, Steel Giant. Mar 23, p 524 au American rolling mill engineer, Mar 50, p 4 Garvin Machine Company, Preferred stock of, Apr 20, p 2S Gas engines: Blast furnace gas, Use of, June 29, p 6, 19 Charter, Feb 9% p 4 Dynamo driving, Jan 26, p 6* From the user’s standpoint, Apr 6, )) Ss p p p 4, ul d of ne Aan y's an lar y0* .pP 23, Hallicdic THE IRON AGE. Hackett Hardware Mar 30, p 41 Wire Rope, Tramway & Cable Company, Apr 27, p 18 Llalstead, Consul. colts and England, Jan 19, p 3 Halter chains, Oneida, June 1, p 44* Hammer, Litth Giant pneumatic, May 1s, )) 17 ilammocks: Hanging correctly, May 4, Lloyd wire, Apr 13, p 44 Palmer's royal social, Jan 12, p 53 Utopia, Feb 2, p 60*; Mar 9, p 31" Handle polishing machine, Defiance, | June 24, p 11* Hausel, Charles, Business cards, Jan 26, ps | IIardening apparatus, Sponsel, June 8, p 12* Hardware antiquities, May 4, p 46 Hardware Association of the City of New York, May 11, p 39 Hardware expansion, June 22, p 47 Hardware merchants: Jobber’s place in distribution of hard ware, Mar 9, p 48 Joint shipments for retailers, Apr 27, p 3s Last century methods, June 8, p 44 Revival of faith,” May 11, p 40 Policy with reference to houses, Jan 10, p 42 (See also Advertising: ods; Salesmen.) Hardware premiums, Apr 13, p 37 Hardware trade: Avenues of trade, Mar 2, p 48 California matters, Feb 23, p 438 Carpenters and builders, Trade with, May 11, p 42 Combinations, Effect of, Mar 2, p 42 Discussion in Missouri, Apr 20, p 44 Forty years in the trade, Feb 9, p 44 Germany, American trade, Mar 30, p 40 Local competition, Feb 16, p 42 Opportunity for American hardware in foreign markets, Jan 12, p 43 Relations between jobbers and retail- ers, Feb 2, p 54: Mar 30, p 40 Spalding policy, Jan 5, p 43; 12, p 38; 19, p 38; Feb 2, p 50; Mar 30, p 40; Apr 27, p 40; May 4, p 44: 11, p 40; | 18, p 51; June 1, p 40; 15. p 39; 20, p 45 United States, June &, p 42 Upbuilding of retail trade, Feb 16, p d4 Western situation, Apr 27, p 40 (See also Export trade.) Harrington folding cutter rack, May 4. Company, C. huts in| } 4{)* " Good catalogue susiness meth- p 7* Hartford water motor pump, Feb 23, p 13* Havana’s new hardware store, Feb 9, p 49 Hawaiian Islands: Hardwareman in, Feb 23, p 40 Hardware house, June 22, p 36 Tariff, May 4, p 12 Hawley, M. C., Death of, Jan 19, p 36* Hay-Budden Mfg. Company, Jan 12, p 47 Hay, W. H., Forty vears in the hard- ware business, Feb 9, p 44 Hay knife, Iwan sickle edge, Jan 26, p Do* Hay tools, Janesville, Feb 23, p 47 Haydenville Mfg. Company, Apr 6, p 43 Heating foundry of General Electric Company, Apr 27, p 10* Heavy Hardware Jobbers’ National Union, Apr 13, p 37 Helgesen, H. T., Modern concentration of business and its logical conse- quences, Feb 23, p 38 Henderson steam heated tumbling bar- rel, Jan 5, p 16* Hendryx, A. B. & Co., Feb 2, p 49 Henning, G. C., Investigations of boiler explosions, May 11, p 14 Hessel, John, How to compete with the departinent store, Feb 9, p 46 Hewitt, A. S.. Prophecies of. Jan 19, p8 W., | Heyl & Patterson casting machine, May 1S, p 1* Hibbard, 26, p 4S Spencer. Bartlett & Co., Jan Hirst, William, The design of roughing rolls, Mar 16, p 2 | HMoadley-Knight) auto-trucks, May t, pl Hobson, Thomas. The Philadelphia lron market in 1S9s, Jan o, p 21 Hoisting engines: Carlin four-spool, Mar 16. p 13 Hunt electric, Hoists: Coal hoist. Jan 5, p 12 Compressed air, June 1, p 5* Home Life Insurance Company's Build ing. Damage by fire, Jan 19, p 15 flonecker, C. A.. Mar 25, p 18* Hoop iron and cotton tie consolidation, Mar 30, p 31; Apr 13. p 30; 20, p 28; 21, p 32 mt. am Mar 9, p 7 Hoops: Herrick’s wire, June 1, p 44* Oatman’s Handy, Mar 238, p 52* | Horseshoe trade, Jan 19, p 39 Hungerford Brass & Apr 6, p 42 Copper Company, Hunt, A. E., Death, May 4, p 18* Hunt electric hoisting engines, Mar 9, pit Husking pins, Tvler’s corrugated steel, Apr 6, p 49" Hutchison, Richard: Sectional vertical tube p 4 Steam and oil separator, Feb 16, » S* Hyatt roller bearing, Feb 28, p 12* boiler, Jan 19, I. Ice cream freezer, Easy, Feb 16, p 58* Ice jams in Niagara gorge, Feb 9, p 4 Ice pick, White Mountain, Mar 28, p 50* | Ice scales, Invincible, Jan 19, p 48* Illinois, Arbitration in, May 4, p 17 Illinois Retail Hardware Association, June 29, p 40 Illinois Steel Cotapany, Jan 5. p 7, 19; Keb 9, p 5; Mar 9, p 5 Slabbing mill, June 29, p 1* illuminating device, Marine, May 25, p ae Linitations, Protection 12 Import trade, Great Britain, Excess of, Feb 23, p 6 India, American manufacturer’s im pressions, June 1, p 37 Indiana anti-trust decision, June 15, p Oo; 22, p 15 Indicator, Woodman «& Jan 12, p 13* Industrial and material progress, IS, p 19: Apr 6, p 16 Industrial conciliation in 23, p 3 Industrial consolidations, Mar 23, p 12; June 1, p 10; 22, p 15; 29, p 34 Industrial organizations, Strength of, May 4, p 16 Industrial stock speculation, Jan 26, p 19; April 13, p 15; June 8, p 15, 30 Industry, American development, Mar 30, p 6 Ink well, Hayne against, Feb 2, p Hudson speed, May England, Mar suspended, May 4, p 52* International Car Wheel Company, | June 15, p 34 International Steam Pump Company, Mar 16, p 29 Interstate Commerce Commission, Jan | 12, p 17; 19, p 6 Iowa Retail Hardware Dealers’ Asso ciation, Jan 26, p 45; Feb 16, p 44 Ireland, C. H., Address of, June 22, p 42 lron: Determination of carbon without combustion apparatus, May 11, p 30 Malleable cast iron, Feb. 16, p 2: 23, p 4; Mar 9, p 16; 23, p 14; 30, p 18 Manganese in the acid open hearth process, Mar 30, p 138 Manufacture of bar iron, ments, May 25, p 14 | limprove- | Tron (Coutinued): Standardized iron samples, 1) May 25, p Use, design and manufacture of iron in ornament, Apr 27, p 3" (See also Pig iron.) Iron Age, The, advertising prize compe tition, June 2, p 45 Iron and steel, sest » 9; 22, p 2B; 29, p 15 June 15, books on, Iron and steel consolidation, Mar 9, p 15; 16, p 18; Apr 6, p 18; 13, p 30; 20; p 28; 2%, p 18; May 4, p ai; June 1, p. 16; 15; p 18, 16 Iron and = steel industries, American management, labor and resources, May 4, p 4 Iron and steel works, 15, p 1 tron ore property, Mar 30, p 18 Iron production: Argentine Republic, Mar 23, p 7 Basis of iron industry, Jan 12, p 6 Charcoal iron in Ontario, June 29, p18 Decade of progress in reducing costs, Mar 2, p 6 English finished iron industry, Apr 27, }) eed Lake districts, Jan 5. p 17, 21b; 12, p 7; 19. p 10; Feb 2, p 16; 9. p 2; Mar 9. p 6; 30, p 9; Apr 6. p 4; 13, p 32; 20, p 30; 27, p 18; May 18, p fi; 25, p 26, 39; June 8, p 13; 15, p 12; 22, p 13; 20, p 11 Malleable iron, Development in U. S., Feb 9, p 14 Prophecies of A. S. Hewitt, Jan 19, p8 Russian industry, June 29, p 20 Swank’s 1898 figures, May 25, p 28 (See also Pig iron production.) Iron studding and furring, Nailabie, Mar 23, p 7* Iron trade: Brazil, American trade with. p 9 Capitalizing our supremacy, Feb 16, p 16 Chicago, 1898, Jan 5, p 8: Feb 2, p 1% Condition of, Mar 16, p 19 English, 1898, Jan 26, p 14; Feb 16, p 6, 11 Farm implement contracts, June 8, p 17 Freight rates advance, June 8, p 20 Philadelphia, in 1898, Jan 5, p 21d Prices and profits, Mar 16, p 17 Reduction of expenses by consolida- tion, May 25. p 27 Review of Jan.-June, 1890, June 29, p 19 Scrap iron trust, Feb 25, p 16 Shipping in the Great Lakes and the iron trade, May 4, p 8 Transfer of capital, Jan 26, p 20 Views of Pres. Buffington, June 15, p 1) New scale, June Growing interest in, Feb 16, Western bar iron, June 1. p 16 i (See also Export trade.) J. | Jacks: Covert steel carriage, Feb v, p h)* | Samson malleable iron, Feb 2, p 62* Janney, Semple, Hill & Co., Apr 13, p 2° Japan: As it appeared to an American manu- facturer, Jan 19. p 37 World’s fair, 1902, Apr 6, p 31 Jeans, J. S.. World’s consumption of pig iron in the steel industry, June 1, pp 14 Jeffrey traveling freight carrier, Feb 2, p 12* Jobbers (See Hardware merchants; Salesmen.) John Hancock: His book, June 8. p 44 | Johnston, E. E., Pig iron analysis, May 18, }? S Joint shipments for retailers, Apr 27, p as | Jones & Laughlins, Limited, May 25, p 7 | Journal bearings, Spiral. Mar 9. p 4* K. Kansas Retail Hardware sociation, Mar 2, p 43 Dealers’ <As- Keefe, J. 8 Mar 23. p 20* Keegan charges ageinst the hance Burean, Feb 9, Keep, W J.. Handling m foundry, May 25, po Kelley, J. C.. The use of Navy Ord- 23, p 14 iterials in a po: vis engines for dynamo driving, Jan 26, p 6 Kelly Axe Company, June 1, p 41 Kennedy furnace filling apparatus, June oo, p 9* Kerosene engines, & wa" Kettle, Security, Mietz & Weiss. Feb &, )) me Key duplicating machine, Apr 20, p 2* | Key remover, Nooman’s crank, Fel 9, }) m1* Key seater, Davis. May 25, pp S* Kiesselbach, C.. German rolling mill en gines, June 8, p 8*; 15, p 6; 22, p 8* Kirchhoff, C.. A decade of Mar 2. Knight of the grip. Jan 12. p 44: 19, p progress in reducing COSTS, npg 40: Feb 2, p 53: 16. p57; Mar 9 p $1; 23, p 45; Apr 13, p 38; 27, p 37: May IW po Knives Billings’ sportsman’s, Feb 16, p 59" Dexter, Jan 5, p 49 Goodell table. Apr oT )) 2? Iwan hay knife, Jan 26. p 53* Mammoth carving set, June 29. p 50* Victor folding guard, June 22, Kraut cutter, Disston adjustable. 30, p 47 Krueger, W. J., June 8, p 39* Kupferle, J. C.. Apr 13, p 42 ar ) ode Mar = Labor: Arbitration in Illinois, May 4. p i7 Development of Mar 30, p 6 Kight-lour bill in 6: 23. p 138 Industrial conciliation in Mar 23. p 3 Jan 12, p 18; industry in America, Congress, Feb ©, ) England, Working overtime. Jan 19, p 16: Feb ya }) 2 (See also Wages.) Lackawanna Tron & Steel Company. Mar 9 p 18: Apr 13, p 3 adders Lane store, MeCnbe he Magic troliey, May 2o. Rolling step ladder adner, C. F zke iron ore. Mar 16, p 49% shelf and ceiling, June 29. p 7) 4* Mar 23.*p 49 I Address of. Feb 16, p 36 I (See Lron production.) Lambert, John, Mar 23, p 15* Lamp, Invincible vapor, Mar 23, May 4. p 49 (See also Bicycle lamps ) Lane, .. G.. June & » 41* ane & Bodley Bennett-Corliss air compressor, Jan 19. p 10* Lathes )) re: Baird engine lathe, June 1, p 12* Blaisdell standard, Feb 16, p 1* Chaplin automatic handle, Feb 2, p 9* Combined with grinding machine, Mar 16, p 1* Defiance 1 spoke snd handle, May 18, Notes on. Jan 26, p 10 Tanite polishing, Apr 6. p 13* Lawh mower sharpener, Maynard, June S. p oo* Lawu mowers Coldwell's h4* K. R. B.. May 11, » 48 Lawn sprinklers Adjustable, Feb 2. p Pullman, May 25, p 51* Lead smelters and refiners Mar 9 p 32 Cost of, Mar 2, p 12 self-adjusting, Apr 20. p ni* consolidate, Lead smelting. Lemon squeezers Delmonico, Apr 13, p 46" leader, Feb 16, p X-Ray, May 11, p 45* o0ho* Leonard catalogue cabinet. Mar 30. p 43* Lewis gas engine, Jan 12, » 5* Lift, Burr steel safety, Feb 2. p 60* Mar | THE IRON AGE. Lighting calcium carbide Feb 23. pp 3 Limestone consumed in making pig iron, June 1, po Liquid fuel, Apr 20. p 18 Local hardware associations, Formation of, May 18, p 46 Lock, Warner steel rim, Apr 20, p 55* factories by and acetylene, Locking pivot, B. T. C.. Mar 23, p 49* | Locomotives: Allen valve, May 25, p 4* British export, ISOS, Feb 16. p 6 Cast steel frames, Jan 12, p 12 Japan, Jan 12, p 18 Link in early history, June 1, p 2Se Londonderry Tron Mar 2. p 13 Lott, E. C, Mar 23, p 19* Lowe smoke preventer, Jan 12, Company, Limited. p S* Lovhed, FE. H.. Combinations and trusts, June 29, p 47 Lucas & Gliem: Automatic saw sharpening Jnne 1 p 13* Bar cold saw cutting off machine, Jan 19, p 13* Ludlow-Savlor wrought iron grille, Jan 26, p 9* Lukens Tron & Steel Company, Feb 9, = Folding, June 22, p 453* machine, Lunch box, S. Lynn water tube boiler, May 18, M. MeCormick Harvesting Machine Com pany, Mar 9 p 12 Machine frames, Boring. milling and tapping, by use of templates, New methods, Jan Vb. D 3* Machine shop at New York Navy Yard, May 2. ~ 21 Machine tools: American, Protection tions, Feb 2. p 12 English and American, Jan 26, p 10; Mar % p 4 Paris Exposition, June 1, Machinery trade: Builders crowded with work, June 22. p17 Cincinnati, Feb 2, p 26 Italy, 1897, Feb 2, p 18 Worcester industry, Mar 9, p 2 Machines in mining coal, June 29, p 17 McLoughlin, Dennis, June 8 p 39* against imita po McWilliams, J. W.. Death of, Mar 9 p 41) Magcnates of the wire industry, Mar 23, p 15* Magnetic ore deposits, Use of magnetic instruments for discovering, Apr 13. p 6* Maher, W. H.. A merchant of century, June 8, p 44 Malleable cast iron, Feb 16, p 2: 28. p #: Mar 9, p 16; 28, p 14: 30. p18 Malleable castings, Coke and charcoal iron for, Mar 30, p 30: Apr 6, p 5 the last Malleable iron industry, Its develop- ment in the United States, Feb 9, » 14 Mallory-Wheeler Co., Jan 26, p50 Manchester Ship Canal, Feb 2. p 10 Mandelbaum, J. J... Addresses of, June 2°) p41. 44 Manganese in the acid open hearth proc- ess, Mar 30. p 15 Manistee air pump, Apr 27, p 1* Mannesmann ‘Tube Company's tile contract, Mar 30, p 10 Manufacturers, Frontier limitations of, Feb 22, p 18 projec- Manufacturers’ Association of New York, Apr 20, p 37 Manufacturers in Argentine Republic. Mar 23. p 7 Manville Covering 9 Marchal, M. J.. Influence of arsenic on the mechanical properties of steel, Apr 123, p 5 Marconi wireless telegraphy. Apr 13. p 3: 20, p 9*, 16 Marine engineering on the Great Lakes, Jan 12, p 4 | Marine illuminating device, 1S Company, May 25. p Maritschek, Emil, Protection against imitations, Feb 2, p 12 Marking of oil cloths, Mar 30, p 40 Matthai, W. H., Our export trade, June 22, p 46 Matthewman, F. A.. Manganese in the acid open hearth process, Mar 30, pls Mattox, A. H., Exposition, Maro, p 2 Mattox, W. S.: Qcean shipping and the export trade, Jan 12, p 3 English iron trade in 14; Feb 16, p 11 Manchester Ship Canal, Feb 2. p 10 Mayer dynamos and motors, Apr 20) p the Paris Progress at 1S9S, Jan 26. p 13* Meat juice extractor, Brighton, Feb 2. p 5a Melting furnace, Grant portable. Jan 5, p S51; 12, p D4 Merrell Mfg. Company, May 4, p 11* Metric system of weights and measures, Feb 2, p 24 Metropolitan Street Railway Company, New York, Compressed air, May 4. p 1*; June 8, p i* Mexico, Trade conditions in, 10 Michigan's anti-trust law, June 22. p 4 Michigan Stove Company, Handling ma terials in a foundry, May 25, p 9* Mietz & Weiss kerosene engine, Mar 2, p i Milk cans, Sturges, Feb 238, p 47 Milk pail, Anti-dirt, Apr 6, p 45* Miller, Sloss & Scott's fire, Apr 6. p 41 Milling tool, Adjustable hollow, May 25. Feb 25. p ) 15* Milwaukee Hay Tool Company. Mar 9, p 47 Mineral recources of Porto Rico, Mar 16. p 9 Mineralogy and mining, Proposed de- partment of, Jan 1% p 8 Miners’ Copper Company, Feb 2. p 39 Mining concession in China. Anglo- American, Feb 16 p 6 Mining law, New British Feb 2, p 18 Minneapolis Retail Hardware tion, Feb 16, p 438 Minnesota Retail Hardware’ Associa- tion, Jan 5, p 40; 19, p 41: Feb 2, p 49; 16, p 36; 28, p 41: Mar 30, p on oth Columbia, Associa- Retail Hardware Dealers’ Insurance Association, Minnesota Mutual June & p 37 Missouri Retail Hardware Dealers’ As- sociation, Feb 23, p 48: Mar 238, p 14: 30, p 89; Apr 6, p 39 Missouri Retail Hardware and Stove Dealers’ Association, Apr 20, p 42 Miter box and saw guide, June 8, p 50* Modern concentration of business and its logical consequences, Feb 25, pois p 4 Molders’ wages advanced, Mar 2: Molders’ wax tapers, Jan 12, p 3 Molding machines: Adaptability to the stove trade, June 1, p 20 Farquhar pulley, Mar 9 p 11* Pridmore for molding steam Mar 23, p 1* Money (See Finance.) Monitor, The old stvle of, May 18, p 22, Sup* Monongahela Consolidated Coal & Coke Company. June 20, po pulps, Moore. V. A.. The manufacturers’ rep- resentative. June 22, p 49 Morrill saw sets, Mar 23, p 47 Morse, S. A., Portrait of, Jan 5, p 20* Motor vehicles: Fisher truck, Jan 26, p 9 New England Electric Vehicle & Transportation Company, Mar 30, p2 Possibilities of, Jan 26, p 9 Progress of industry, June 8. p 17 Victor automobiles, Mar 23, p 49* Motors (See Electrie motors.) Mott. A. C.. Molding machines, June 1. }) a) we + he 20, Seino nen THE IRON AGE. Mouse circus, Lindemann, Mar 2, p 54* Norman, P. L., Local competition, Feb Muttle and crucible furnace, Combina- tion, Feb 9, p 51* Murdock, R. C.. The Wisconsin Retail Hardware <Association, Feb 9% p ‘2 Mutual tire insurance and hardware or- { ennizations in the Northwest, Mar yes Se p {t} Myers’ bulldozer power pump, Jan 1, p =* N. Nail clipper. Gem, Apr 20, p 55* Nail pullers: Millers Falls, Feb 238, p 40* Star, May 11, p 45* Trojan one-hand, Mar 380, p 50* Nail trade in 1898, Jan 5, p 41 Nailable iron, studding and furring, Mar 23, p 7* Nails, Revised price-lists, Jan 19, p 34 Nash gas engines, Mar 350, p 11*; Apr 13, p 10* National Association of Manufacturers, Jan 26, p 21; Feb 2, p 21 National Bankruptey Convention, June s, }) D National Enameling & Stamping Com- pany, Feb 2, p 49 National Founders’ Association, Feb 2, po: Mar 16, pS; Apr 6, p 31 National Tube Company, June 1, June 15, p 1 p 18; National Wire Company, Apr 6, p 15 National skeleton drill chuck, Feb 2, p 14* National Steel Company, Feb 9, p 21; 16, p 18; Mar 2, p 19; 30, p 31; Apr 6, p 20; 27, p 22 Natural Chicago, June 29, p 3 Indiana, Feb 16, p 10 Navy, U. 8.: Appropriation bill, Feb 23, p 19; Mar 2, p 19, 34; 9, p 34; 16, p 13 Bids for tools, Apr 27, p 14 Keegan charges against the navy ord- hance bureau, Feb 9, p 6; 23, p 14 Mannesinann projectile contract. Mar 30, p 10 Specifications for shrapnel and fuse, Jan 19, p 20 Navy yard, Brooklyn: Improvements, June 1, p 2Sa Machine shop, May 25, p 30 Power plant, June 22, p 7 Nernst electric light, Mar 9, p 18 rs . Sus: New Doty combined pump and shear, Feb 16, p 11* New England Hardware Dealers’ Asso- ciation, Feb 2, p 48; 16, p 34: Mar 2. p 42: 16, p 42; Apr 6, p 3B; 20. p oO; May 18, p 46; June 22, p 36 New England Iron and Hardware Asso- ciation, Mar 2, p 45; 16, p 43; 23, p #2; Apr 20, p 40; June 1, p 38 New York Clearing House and out of town checks, Apr 13, p 17; 27, p 19: June 15, p 38 New York Hardware Club, Jan 1%, p 13; Mar 23, p 44: 30, p 39 New York State Association of Hard ware Jobbers, May 25, p 45 New York Steel & Wire Company, New plant, June 8, p 19 New Zealand freight rates, Feb 2, p 51 Niagara Falls Power Company, New carbide plant, Apr 27, p 9 Niagara gorge, Ice jams in, Feb 9 p 4 Niagara Machine & Tool Works: Double seaming and wiring machine. Feb 2, p 14* Power punch, Mar 16, p 15* Niagara whirlpool power, Jan 26, p 9 Nicaragua Canal, Cost of, June 8 p 18 Nickel, chromium and _ silicon steels, Feb 2. po: p 10 Nickel steel armor patents, Feb 9, p 8 Niles-Bement-Pond Company, June 15, p 34 Nipple grip. Neverslip, Jan 26, p 51* Non-union men, Rights of, in Illinois, Jan 12, p 18 Nordenstrom, G., The use of magnetic instruments for discovering mag- netic ore deposits, Apr 15, p 6* North |; Northwestern 16, p 42 Dakota Retail Hardware Asso ciation, Jan 26, p 46; Feb 2, p 48; Le ed ) p< aed. UD eded Retail Hardware Asso ciation and Spalding’s policy, May IS, p 51; June 1, p 40; 15, p 39; 29, p45 Nut crack, pick, holder and tray, June is Dp oa) Nuts and bolts in England, Jan 19, p 3 O, Obituaries: Adair, J. A., May 4, Jan 19, p 17 Bartlett. D. L., May 18, p 23; Basling ton, G. O., Mar 9, pp 16; Bauer, C A., June 29, p 21; Bennett, W. H., Jan 26, p 20; Bent, S. S., Jan 5, p 20; Biggers, S. L., May 11, p 22; Blair, William, May 18, p 49; Bol linckx, Henry, Mar 30, p= 19; Bowles, P. P., Mar 23, p 25; Boyn ton, G. C., June 22, p 33; Bradley, David, Mar 2, p 22; Britton, J. B., Feb 2, p 26; Brown, Felix, Apr 18, p 18; Bullock, M. C., Jan 19, p 17 Cadwallader, C. W., Jan 19, p= 18; Capp, Jacob, Jan 19, p 18; Card, S. W., Feb 16, p 17; Carpenter, E. p18; Aver, H. C., S., Mar 2, p 22; Carpenter, W. H.., May 18, p 23; Carter, Frank, Mar 30, p IS; Chadwick, H. S.. Mar 9, p 14; Chaffee, E. W., June 22, p $3; Chalfant, J. W., Jan 5, p 21; Chapman, H. W., Feb 2, p 26; Clare, J. D., Jan 5, p 20; Clark, C. K., Mar 23, Pp 25: Cochran, P. G., June 8 p 19; Colburn, W. C., Mar 23, p 25; 30, p 18; Cole, B. J., Jan 25, p 20; Coleman, Bannen, Jan 5, p 20; Cone, E. G., Jan 5, p 20; Con ger, A. L., Mar 2, p 22; Cook, Fred eric, Mar 9, p 16; Coombe, Thomas, Jan 12, p 14; Crawford, J. P., May 18, p 23; June 1, p 17; Curll, D. B., Mar 2, p 22 Daly, Charles, Jan 19, p 36; Daniels, H. A., June 20, p 21; Dashiell, R. B., Mar 16, p 19; Davitt, H. F. May ll, p 22; Denniston, James, Jan 19, p 17; Dickey, W.