The Iron Age 1900: Vol 66 Index

as wees eee = > Hp © INDEX TO READING MATTER VOLUME A. Abrasives, Production of, Sep 20, p 5 Accidents to workmen in shops, Deal- ing with, Dec 20, p 27 Acetylene, The best method of generat- ing, Oct 25, p 13 Acetylene for lighting, Aug 23, p 9 Adams, BE. C., Address by, Dec 20, p 53 Adams, BE. T. An American central valve engine, Dec 20, p 22* Adamson, C. B., Address by, Nov 29, 55 Admiral Melville’s report, Oct 25, p 2 Adjusting cutting tools, Slocomb sys- tem, Dec 20, p 1* Advertisement, A rhyming, Oct 4, p 47 Advertising: Circularizing, Oct 11, p 48; Dec 6, p 53;* Dec 13, p 52;* Dec 20, p 52 Effective use of cuts, July 26, p 43 Float, Hardware, Nov 8, p 39* Holiday trade, Nov 15, p 45; Nov 22, p 50; Nov 29, p 49, 50; Dec 6, p 52; Dee 13, p 52 Newspaper advertising, Oct 11, p 49; Dec 27, p 45 Special letters, Sep 20, p 43 (See also Trade winning methods; Window displays) Advertising cuts for hardware mer- chants, Aug 2, p 47;* Aug 9, p 46;* Oct 4, p 54; Nov 29, p 68* Africa, American competition in, Nov 8, p 27, 44 Agricultural trade of York, Pa., Dec 27, 16 Air pe Fisher, Sep 27, p 8* Air for cooling purposes, Dec 6, p 21* Air pump, Capacity test of unique form of pump, Nov 22, p 10* Allis-Andrew sheet rolling process, Nov 1, p 25 Allis mill engine, Nov 29, p 1* Alloy, New, Clamer & Hendrickson patent, Aug 23, p 7 Aluminum: General application in the arts and mechanics, Oct 18, p 21 Heraeus process of welding alumi- num, Nov 22, p 8 Napkin rings, Nov 22, p 57 Patents, Dec 20, p 15 —— Copper Company, Nov » DP American Bridge Company, Consolida- tion, July 12, p 6 Anetee Foundry Company, Sep 6, p American Sheet Steel Company: Agreement with manufacturers of rolls, Dee 13, p 7 District sales agents, July 19, p 12 American Society of Civil Hngineers, July 26, p 6 American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers, Nov 22, p 30; Dec 6, p 29; Dec 13, p 21 American Steel Hoop Company, Con- tinuous rolling of hoops and cot- ton ties, Nov 29, p 8* Ameriean Steel & Wire Company, Paris exhibits, July 5, p 1* American Tin Plate Company, Paris exhibits, July 5, p 2,* 8* * yee gre are supremacy,” Dec p Angle supporter, Brauer, Oct 18, p 55* Annealing of cast iron, Sep 13, p 4; Dec 13, p 19 ee TY — industry, Barly, Aug Pp Anti-rattler an“ « 1ick shift, Model, Sep 20, p 46* Apple parers,.\)y 5. p 47 Illustrated articles indicated by *. Arbitration: Adjustment preferred to arbitration, Oct 4, p 24 Before the Federal Industrial Com- mission, Oct 4, p 2; Oct 11, p 17 In the machinery trade, Nov 22, p 29 International Association of Ma- chinists, Nov 22, p 29 Labor unions and arbitration, Sep 20, p 6 National Arbitration and Conciliation Convention, Dec 20, p 33 New Zealand, Oct 11, p 2 Progress of industrial arbitration, Oct 18, p 24 (See also Labor; Wages) Armature disk and segment machines, Bliss, July 26, p 11* Armor plate bids, Aug 16, p 12; Aug 23, p 21; Aug 30, p 17; Sep 13, p 8; Oct 4, p 35; Nov 15, p 35; Nov 22, p19 Arms, J. Stevens, & Tool Company, Dec 13, p 57 Army ordnance, Dec 6, p 13 Arnold, Professor, on the “ Architecture of Steel,” Nov 1, p 26 Asbestos, Production of, Aug 16, p 17 Ashland Steel Company, July 26, p 19 Assumed names in business, Law relat- ing to, Aug 30, p 34 Atlas steel castings, Aug 30, p 10 Aultman balanced shaking screen, Aug 30, p 11* Austin, BE. M., Advertising methods, Sep 20, p 48 Australia: Commercial methods, Aug 16, p 20 Cultivating Australian trade, Aug 16, p 40; Dee 20, p 57 News from Australia, July 12, p 13; Aug 16, p 8; Oct 18, p 50 Austria: Iron combination, Nov 8, p 23 Strike insurance, Nov 15, p 8 Automobile show, New York, Sep 27, p 37 Strikes; Trusts; Axe rack, Sensible, Aug 16, p 44* B. Bail hook machines, Rudolphi & Krum- mel, Aug 16, p 7* Bait, Revolution, Sep 13, p 44* Bank notes, Redemption of, Sep 13, p 18 Bankruptcy lew, Federal, Sep 20, p 34; Nov 22, p 28b; Dec 138, p 11; Dec 27, p 33 Banks, Service of small, Nov 15, p 22; Nov 29, p 27 Barnes, W. F. & John, Company: End drilling and tapping machine, Nov 15, p 10* er upright drill, July 12, p Barrel press, Randall self locking, Aug 30, p 40* . Basic slag, Duty on, Oct 11, p 1 Bassett, John E., & Co., Unique adver- tising, Sep 20, p 42 Bates, Emory L., Death, Dec 20, p 56* Baush — and turning mill, Sep 6, Dp Bayonne Knife Company, Aug 2, p 43 Beaman & Smith: Boring machines, Sep 27, p 1* — motor arrangement, Oet 11, Pp a milling machine, Oct 4, p Belgian nail industry, Aug 16, p 14 Bell, Sir Lowthian, on American com- petition, Dec 20, p 24 Bells, — stroke automobile, Oct 4, Pp LXVI. ~ OE So7 tf L Lk Belmer-Eames planer, Aug 9, p 18* Belting, Locke steel link, Nov 8, p 8* Bending tools, Hand, Nov 22, p 60* Berger, G. B., Death, Oct 18, p 27* Bethlehem Steel Company: Shafts and engine forgings, July 5, p 14 Taylor-White process tool steel, Aug 2, p 19 Bicycle cone mandrel, Holroyd, Aug 16, 44* “iG p Bilgram machine for cutting gear teeth, Oct 11, p 13* Billet agreement, Nov 15, p 24 Billet prices, Nov 22, p 29 Bindley, John. Address at National Hardware Association, Nov 22, p 53; Nov 29, p 60 Bischoff power hammer, Oct 25, p 12* Biwabik ore mine, Dec 13, p 4* Blast furnace gases in gas engines, Dee 20, p 19 Blast furnace liniugs, The protection of, Sep 13, p 9 Blast furnaces: Charging apparatus, Rust design, Sep 6, p 10* Dominion Iron & Steel Company, Nov 8, p 20* English furnaces, July 12, p 14;* Dee 20, p 46 Heat and power from waste gases, Oct 18, p 1* Minette district of Lorraine, Luxem- burg and France, July 5, p 10; July 12, p 2 a English furnace, July 12, p New South Wales, July 5, p 19 Paducah furnace blown in, July 19, p li Searles furnace in Tennessee, Sep 6, p6 Twenty-three new furnaces, Sep 20, p 13 Bliss, E. W., & Co.: Armature disk and segment machines, July 26, p 11* Double crank press for armature disks, Aug 23, p 7* Large double geared power press, July 5, p 13* Perforating press, Sep 20, p 9* Wire ring machine, Nov 22, p 19* Bliss-Chester Company, July 19, p7 Bloomington Store Fixture Company, July 12, p 50 Blowing engines, Heat and power from waste gases of blast furnaces, Oct 18, p 1,* 5* Board of Ordnance and Fortification, Dec 20, p 5 Boards of directors, Oct 4, p 22 Bogy, Benjamin, Death, Oct 4, p 46* Boiler manufacturers’ convention, Sep 20, p 21; Sep 27, p 17 Boilers: Regulations for plates for ship boile Sep 20, p 22 7 Ke Strength, Comparison of rules for cal- culating, Dec 6, p 30 Torpedo boat “ Arrow,” Nov 22, p 6* Water tube boilers in merchant ships, Oct 11, p 4 Watson automobile, Oct 4, p 8* Wood vertical water tube, Oct 11, p\ (See also Engines) Rolt — Brown perfection, Aug 28, Bolt consolidation, Scotch, Dec 7 Bolts, Toggle, Dec 18, p 60° ate Bonus system for holding non-uni men, Nov 22, p 28 Book reviews: APRS 1901 ant yi RE Ye: Qe iv Book reviews (continued): Analyses of Pig Iron, Oct 18, p 28 Blue Print Making, Oct 18, p 28 Engineering Studies, C. KE. Fowler, Oct 25, p 27 Galvanizing and Tinning, W. T. Flanders, Oct 25, p 27 Hundred Years of German Bridge Building, G. C. Mehrtens, Sep 6, p il Molders’ Text Book, Oct 18, p 28; Nov 15, p 23 Moody’s Manual of Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities, 1899, Dec 6, p 26 Municipal and Private Ownership of Water, Gas and Electric Light Plants, C. D. Wright, Sep 6, p 12 Poor’s Manual of Railroads, Oct 25, p 27 Supplement to the Iron and Steel Works Directory, Oct 18, p 28 Thomas’ American Machinery Trades Reference Book, July 19, p 12 Use of the Slide Rule, July 19, p 12 Bookkeeping for retail stores, Oct 25, 39 . seems ” in business and what follows, Sep 13, p 18 Boring machines: Baush boring and turning mill, Sep 6, p 9* Beaman & Smith, Sep 27, p 1* Foss boring and turning machine, Dec 13, p 12* Prentice vertical two-spindle, Oct 4, p 3* Boss Mfg. Company, Dec 13, p 57 Boston Belting Company, Dec 6, p 17 Brady Brothers’ Hardware Company, Advertising, Dec 6, p 53* Brakes: Robinson geared power, July 12, p 17* Robinson hand power sheet metal, Aug 16, p 11* Brass made from copper containing suboxide, Sep 13, p 6 Brass melting with petroleum, Aug 30, p 7* Bread crumbers: Bolton, Oct 25, p 45* Lee, Aug 9, p 43* Bridgeport Mfg. Company, Aug 23, p 39 Bridges: East River: American steel substituted for Swedish, Nov 1, p 6 Bids, Aug 16, p 17 Injunction, Julius Meyer’s, Aug 23, p 31; 30, p 31 Steel specifications, Oct 4, p 10; 11, p 26 Pencoyd bridges, Elliott Cresson gold medal, Oct 18, p 29 Rankin Station, Carnegie Steel Com- pany, Oct 4, p 14 Specifications for material, Oct 4, p 10; 11, p 26 Uganda bridge contract, Dec 27, p 19 Brinell’s experimental work with steel, July 19, p 8 Bristol recording air pyrometer, Dec 13, p 21* British iron industry, Glimpses of, July 5, p 19; August 9, p 2; Sep 13, p 14;* 20, p 7; Nov 15, p 3; 29, p 13 Broom, Mogul switch and frog, Nov 1, p 55* Brown, Frank L., Aug 16, p 39* Brown Hoisting Machinery Company, Aug 23, p 34 Brown & Sharpe: Measuring instruments, Sep 27, p 10* Milling attachment, Nov 8, p 17* Brushes: Royal lather, Aug 23, p 44* Sink brush and dish washer, Sep 6, p 50* Buckeye pulleys, Sep 27, p 5* Buffalo folding forge, Sep 6, p 8* Building trade troubles in Chicago, Aug 23, p 19 Buildings, Fea and past cost, Aug 30, p Bullard Machine Tool Company, Smith shop, Aug 16, p 1* \ : “A - % F THE IRON AGE INDEX. Bullet lubricator and sizer, Ideal, Aug 30, p 40* Bullets for 28-caliber rifles, Nov 15, p 49* Burbank, E. A., Keeping track of shop work, Sep 6, p 42 Bureau of Construction, Navy Depart- ment, Report, Nov 1, p 21 Bureau of Ordnance, Report, Nov 1, p 29 Bureau of Steam Engineering, Report, Oct 25, p 2 Burners: Incandescent kerosene lamp, Sep 20, p 46* Kern burners, Oct 18, p 58* Burnham turret for upright drills, Aug 30, p 10* Burning or mending castings, Nov 15, p 15* Business concentration, Dec 13, p 29 Business co-operation, Aug 16, p 19 Business methods: Bookkeeping for retail stores, Oct 25, p 39 Clerks, Suggestions for, July 26, p 41 Clerks’ conmissions on sales, Dec 6, p 51 Close inspection, An example of, Sep 20, p 38 Crane Company and their employees, Dec 27, p 16 English vs. American methods, Sep 13, p 37 January work in hardware store, Dec 27, p 42 Keeping track of shop work, Sep 6, p 42; Nov 15, p 46 Price system, Dee 6, p 61* Time and stock slip, Nov 8, p 46* (See also Advertising; Trade winning methods) Business situation: “Boom” in business and what fol- lows, Sep 13, p 18 Favorable trade conditions in home markets, Nov 8, p 25 — business conditions, Sep 27, p l Midsummer suggestion, July 19, p 14 Western trade conditions, Oct 4, p 23 (See also Finance; Hardware trade; Iron trade) Button polisher, Buchanan, Sep 20, p 46* Cc. Cabinet, Leonard sectional, Aug 16, p 44* Caliper, Diamond pocket inch, Nov 29, 66* Can consolidation, Nov 15, p 16 Can opener, Wood’s adjustable, Sep 13, p 43* Canada: American manufacturers in Canadian markets, Sep 27, p 19 Reid and the Newfoundland Govern- ment, July 5, p 15 ee remit Increased, July 5, p — Furnace Company, Dec 27, D Canadian Manufacturers’ Association, Convention, Sep 6, p 15 Canadian news, July 5, p 15; 12, p 16; 19, p 3; 26, p 14; Aug 2, p 16; 9, p 19; 16, p 14; 23, p 16; Sep 6, p 15; 20, p 10; Oct 4, p 12; 18, p 19; Nov 1, p 24; 15, p 19; 29, p 12; Dec 13, p 14; 27, p 15. . Canadian Wholesale Hardware Associa- tion, Sep 20, p 41; Nov 29, p 54 Canal, ai Lakes to ocean, Dec 13, Dp Cane sugar mills, American, Dec 6, p 18 Cannon, Saluting, Aug 30, p 41* Capital of industrials, Aug 23, p 17 Carburizer for case hardening, Dec 6, p 33 Carleton, F. S.. \ddress by, July 19, p 35 Carnegie, Andrew, Gift from Stevens Institute, July 19, p 11 Carnegie-Rockefeller agreement, A 30, p 4 ad Carnegie Steel Company: Boats for foreign trade, Oct 11, p 29 Changes, Sep 6, p 20; 20, p 23 Homestead Works, Dec 27, p 1* Improvements to plants, July 5, p 9 Nickel steel patents, Dec 20, p 10 Wages, July 19, p 11 Carnegie technical school in Pittsburgh, Dec 13, p 28 Carpet stretcher, Common sense, Sep 6, p 47* Cars: Corrosion of steel cars, Aug 2, p 12 Pressed steel cars, Sep 27, p 12* Cash drawer and sales record for use on wagons, Sep 6, p 48* Cash register, Guardian, Aug 23, p 42* Casper, C. W., Catalogue house com- petition and how to meet it, Aug 2, p 39 Cast iron (See Iron) Cast iron soil pipe pool, Dec 13, p 47, 50 Casters: Acme ball bearing, Oct 18, p 56* Standard ball bearing, Aug 16, p 45* Casting machines: e Hartman pig iron, Nov 1, p 7* Orth pig iron, Nov 29, p 14* Casting of 110,000 pounds, Nov 29, p 22 Castings: Atlas steel, Aug 30, p 10 Burning or mending of castings, Nov 15, p 15* Castner Electrolytic Alkali Company at Niagara Falls, Aug 9, p 5 Catalogue house competition and how to meet it, Aug 2, p 39; 9, p 41a; ae p 42; 23, p 39; Oct 11, p 46; Nov » PD Ceiling plate, Adjustable ball bearing, July 19, p 50* Central American notes, Dec 20, p 28 Central valve engine, An American, Dec 20, p 22* Century mechanical stoker and low pressure motor, Oct 25, p 1* ae checks for navy bids, Dec 13, _ Pp Chains: Chantrell Tool Company, Aug 30, p 38 Manufacture of Locke steel link belt ing, Nov 8, p 8* Charging machines: Morgan electric ingot, July 26, p 3* Rust charging apparatus, Sep 6, p 10* Charter gas engines: Deep well pumping, July 19, p 9* Hoisting machine, Sep 13, p 6* Pumper, Oct 18, p 15 Chester, Pa., notes, July 12, p 16; 19, p 16; Sep 27, p 7; Oct 18, p 15; Nov 1, p 16 —. a trade troubles, Aug 23, Chicago drainage canal developments, Oct 18, p 13 Chicago Handle Bar Company, Dec 6, p 55 Chicago House Wrecking Company, July 26, p 6 Chicago retail hardware dealers’ picnic, July 26, p 41 China: Foreign trade, Report for 1899, Sep 20, p 14 Fuel problem, Nov 8, p 12 The ieee Steel Works, Sep 13, Pp Churchill, G. B.. Company, Advertising methods, Oct 25, p 40* Clamps: A. B. C. beam clamp, July 12, p 51* Bull Dog wire rope, Aug 30, p 38 Cleaner, Dish and kettle, July 12, p 52* Clements, O. P., Screw threads used in cycle construction and for screws subject to vibration, Oct 11, p 11 Clergue enterprises at Sault Ste. Marie, Aug 9, p 15 Clerks: Commissions on sales, Dec 6, p 51 Suggestions to clerks, July 26, p 41 Cleveland Foundry strike (See Strikes) — Sleeper, Hurd & Co., Nov 8, p 50* ‘oal: British coal trade, July 26, p 17; Nov 15, p7 ee bt Coal (continued): Durham coal field, England, Sep 13, p17 Exports of American coal, July 5, p 18; Oct 25, p 10, 16 Famine in Europe, Aug 30 p 15 Foreign outlook for American coal, Oct 25, p 10 Geology of Pittsburgh coal field, July 5,p9 Germany’s production, Nov 15, p 18 Problem of the Far East, Nov 8, p 12 Scotland’s coal trade, Nov 29, p 24 Coal consumption of the “ Viper,” Sep 20, p 6 Coal dust as fuel for steam boilers, Aug 16 pl Coal economy, Aug 23, p 18; Aug 30, p 15 Coal storage plant at Portsmouth navy yard, Dec 20, p 29 Cobb & Drew wire mill, Nov 22, p 28b Coke: Durham, England, supply, Aug 30, p 31 Illinois coal, Coke from, Oct 18, p 30 Specifications for foundry coke, Nov 1, p 10 Coke oven plant, Otto-Hoffman, Nov.8, p 22° Coke rates, July 19, p 7; Oct 18, p 15 Colby, A. L., Standard specifications for iron and steel, Aug 9, p 6 Coldwell Lawn Mower Company, Re- ception to employees, Sep 6, p 38 Collier Shovel Company, Nov 1, p 51 Colorado Fuel & Iron Company, Sep 13, p 34 Colt pistol, Automatic, Aug 2, p 1* Columbus Iron & Steel Company, Dec 13, p 15 Compressed air, Reheating of, Oct 18, p 12 Compressed air pumping of water, Oct 25, p 6* Concentration of business, Tendency to, Dec 13, p 29 Connellsville coke region: Rate of wages, July 19, p 7 Statistics, January to June, 1900, Aug 2, p 21 Cooling plant for glass works, Dec 6, p 21* Consolidation. (See Trusts.) Contractors and the War Department, Nov 8, p 10 Conveyors, Heyl & Patterson recipro- eating, Sep 13, p 11* Cook smoke burning system, Nov. 1, p 5 Corbin Cabinet Lock Company, Dee 20, p 58 Corey, M. L., Aug 16, p 41* Corn hooks, Serrated edge, July 19, p 49* Corn sheller and grinder, Brighton, Aug 23, p 42* Corrosion of iron and steel. (See Steel.) Costa Rican notes, Sep 27, p 2 Coulter & McKenzie portable hoisting machine, Oct 25, p 9* Cozzens, F. H.: Portrait, July 19, p 33* Retail hardware organization, Nov 22, p 56 Cramp, C. H., Performance of the Rus- sian cruiser “ Variag,” Nov 29, p 18 Cramp, Wm. & Sons, Annual report, Aug 9, p 10 Crane Company and their employees, Dec 27, p 16 Cranes, Electric traveling, Oct 4, p 20 Crank, Throw of a—What is it ? Aug 9, p 11 Crank pin twiner, Stow, Oct 18, p 11* Crescent Steel Company, Paris exhibit, July 5, p 4* Cross horizontally folding door, Sep 13, p 9* Crucible Steel Company of America, July 5, p 20; 19, p 11; 26, p 17; THE IRON AGE INDEX. Cutiery, Four Hundred lines, Sep 27, p 44* Cutlery sample roll, Origin and history, Aug 23, p 38 Cutting machines: Adjusting cutting tools, Dec 20, p 1* Belgram, for cutting gear teeth, Oct 11, p 13* D. Davis, Thomas H. B., Death, Sep 13, p 38 Defiance Machine Works: Bobbin and handle turning lathe, Nov 29, p 7 Variety turning and boring lathe, Sep 13, p 3* Wood dish machine, July 12, p 5* Sic aa Jr., Portrait, Oct 18, p Dehler, William, Portrait, Oct 18, p 49* Depot at Pittsburgh, July 19, p 9 De Witt Wire Cloth Company, Historic paper weight, Aug 16, p 37* mie Steel Company, Sep 27, Dp Dickie, G. W., American vs. European shipbuilding, Nov 22, p 20, 28g Dickie, James, Launch of a cruiser and a battle ship, Dec 6, p 1* Die head, Lavigne self opening and ad- justable, Aug 23, p 11* Dividends of metal mines, Nov 8, p 9 Dodge Mfg. Company: Disk grinding machine, Sep 20, p 15 Wood and iron pulley, Oct 11, p 6* Dominion Iron & Steel Company’s plant, Nov 8, p 18*; Dec 13, p 15; 27, p 15 Donkin, Bryan. Glass revealer for studying condensation in steam engine cylinders, Nov 15, p 12* Door check, Ogden automatic liquid, Aug 9, p 44* Door hangers, Matchless Pivot, July 5. p 47* Door hardware: Alcazar design, Aug 16, p 44* Century design, Sep 13, p 44* Nassau design, Aug 23, p 42* Reading Hardware Company, Aug 23. p 44* Wayne design, Dec 27 p 48* Doors, Cross horizontally folding, Sep 13, p 9* Douglas pipe cutting and threading ma- chine, Aug 16, p 15* Doxsee, C. M., Advertising, Nov 29, p 50* Draw benches: Mossberg & Granville, Aug 30, p 12* Waterbury-Farrel chain, Oct 11, p 9* Dredge “ Thomas” for New York har- bor work, Oct 18, p 11 St. alate gun contract, Nov 8, p Drill and tap case, Nov 8, p 46* Drill grinder, Yankee, Oct 18, p 14 Drilling and slotting metals by elec- trolysis, Oct 4, p 13 Drilling machines: Barnes drilling and tapping machine, Nov 15, p 10* Barnes motor driven July 12, p 13* Keep machine for testing hardness of metals, Dec 13, p 16* Patterson friction disk driven, 13, p 8* Woodward & Rogers double head traverse drill, Nov 15, p 11* Drills: Goodell-Pratt bench drill, Sep 6, p 48* Reciprocating automatic, Oct 4, p 52* Standardizing twist drills in Ger- many, Oct 25, p 11* Universal hand drill press, Aug 2, p 46* Yankee automatic, Aug 9, p 45* Drop hammer, Merrill, Oct 18, p 12* Dynamos, New England, Dec 6, p 16* E. East Tennessee Retail Hardware and upright drill, Dec Edwin Bell Company, Dec 13, p 51 Electric motors: New England, Dec 6, p 16* Sturtevant, Aug 30, p 9* Electric power: Comparative costs of electric power, Dec 6, p 45 Consumption in rolling mills, Sep 13, p2 Gas engine, Howard Axle Works, Nov 1, p 14* Great Britain, Electric power in, Sep 27, p 10 Machine shop and foundry, Dee 13, p 22 St. Lawrence Power Company’s plant, Nov 8, p 1* Electric Smelting & Aluminum Com- pany vs. Pittsburgh Reduction Company, Dec 20, p 15 Electrical manufacturing, Dec 6, p 11 Electricity, Influence on distribution of population, Nov 15, p 21 Elevated railroad, German single rail suspended electric, Nov 15, p 1* Klevators, High speed electric, Dee 6, p 41 Emery wheel dresser, Southington, Noy 8, p 49* Emery wheel grinder, Schofield, Aug 16, p 45* Emery wheel guard, Konrad, July 26, p 12* Emery wheels: Manufacture of wheels, Sep 6, p 1* Reisch foot power, Aug 23, p 41* Emlyn Iron Works, Oct 25, p 4 Engine Builders’ Association, Dec 6, p 26 kingine indicator, Apparatus for dy- namicaly testing, Dec 20, p 13* Engineering colleges in United States, Nov 15, p 20 Engineers and the trusts, Aug 30, p & Engines: Allis mill engine, Nov 29, p 1* Blast furnace gas engine, Dec 6, p 8* Blowing engines, Heat and power from waste gases of blast fur- naces, Oct 18, p 1*, 5* Central valve engine, An American, Dec 20, p 22* Coal economy, Aug 23, p 18; 30, p 15 Evans rotary engine, Dec 20, p 2 Filer & Stowell engines, Dec 20, p 33 Gasoline pumping engine, Stover, Aug 9, p 5* Glass revealer for studying conden- sation, Nov 15, p 12* Heavy rolling mill engines, Nov 1. p & Secor internal combustion, Nov 1, Steam engine and its substitutes, 30, p 15 Kqualizer, Allen & Winn, Oct 18, p 56* Export methods, German and Ameri- ean, July 19, p 37 Export trade: ‘ British trade for 1899, Aug 16, p 28; Dec 13, p 2 Coal exports, July 5, p 18 Development of export trade, July 5, American, Dp Eddy, 8. A., on foreign trade, July 18, p 47 July exports of iron and steel, Sep 6, p18 Lower prices, July 26, p 37 Manufactures, Aug 2, p 40 Opportunities for trade with England, Nov 1, p 48 Porto Rico, Cuba and other posses- sions of United States, Aug 16, p 37 South Africa, Nov 8, p 27, 44 Spain, Large trade with, Nov 22. p 48 F. Failures in the iron trade, July 26, p 9 Fairmont Coal & Mining Company, Oct 25, p 18 Fairmount Fork Works, Aug 23, p 38 Dec 13, p 3 Implement Dealers’ Association, Fans: Cruisers. (See Warships.) July 19, p 31 Cold wave, Aug 30, p 42* Currency. (See Finance.) Eberhardt sand mixer and sifter, Aug Sturtevant ventilating electric, Oct 4, Curry comb, New Idea, Sep 27, p 43* 9, p 1* p 14* mR > - aioe ee =—" » ata vi Fay & Egan planer, matcher and joint- er, Sep 13, p 7* Federal Industrial Commission, Arbitra- tion before, Oct 4, p 2; 11, p 17 Fence stretcher, Sterling, Nov 29, p 65* Fences: Joliet clip, Oct 4, p 52* Wire picket, Sep 27, p 44* Fernley, T. J., Report at National Hard- ware Association, Dec 6, p 57 Ferracute press for heavy cartridge drawing, July 26, p 10 Ferremanganese project in Canada, Dec 13, p 14 Ferro-Titanium Company, Aug 30, p 5 Fifth wheel, Twentieth century, Nov 29, p 65* Finance: Bank notes, Redemption of, Sep 138, p 18 Bankruptcy law, Federal, Sep 20, p 34; Nov 22, p 28b; Dec 13, p 11; 27, p 33 Banks, Service of small, Nov 15, p 22; 29, p 27 Checking gold export, Dee 27, p 21 Gold exports and the money market, Aug 23, p 17 Gold movement, Oct 18, p 24 Gold standard, Protecting the, July 26, p 17 Monetary principles, July 12, p 21 Needed monetary legislation, Sep 27, p 18 Object lessons in currency, Aug 9, p 20 — of the currency, Dec 13, p 2 Silverism not self consistent, Oct 25, p 16 Fire engine, Hardware, Sep 20, p 41* Fire insurance in Minnesota, July 26, p 40 Fire, a N. J., river front, July »p2i Fisher air compressor, Sep 27, p 8* Flag bracket, Ineeda, Oct 25, p 46* Flint, C. R.: Industrial combinations, Oct 18, p 16 Torpedo boat “ Arrow,” Nov 22, p 1* Flint, Eddy & American Trading Com- pany, July 19, p 47 Float, Hardware, Nov 8, p 39* Food choppers: Gem, Oct 25, p 44* Star, July 12, p 51* Forbes, W. D., Interchangeability of units for marine work, Nov 22, 12* Forge, Buffalo folding, Sep 6, p 8* Foss boring and turning machine, Dec 13, p 12* Founders’ Association, National, Nov (22, p 27 foundry, Maywood, Nov 22, p 16* Foundry materials, Specifications for, Nov 1, p 10 France, “a and steel industry, Oct 4, pil Franklin Institute for Boston, Dec 13, p 8 Frauds, Warning against, Oct 18, p 28 ee clearing project, Chicago, Dec »ps6 Freight rates: Blooms, billets and slabs, Oct 11, p 23 Coke rates changed, Oct 18, p 15 Southern freight classification, Aug 23, p.37; 30, p 87 Southern pig iron, Oct 4, p 17 Western scrap iron, July 5, p 21 Fuel, — in steam vessels, Nov 15, Dp Fuel gas process, Harvey, Nov 22, p 18 Fuel problem of China and the far East. Nov 8, p 12 — pump, Jeanesville, Sep 20, p 1 ? Furnaces: Invincible gasoline furnace, July 19, p 50* Tool room gas heating, Oct 4, p 11* (See also Blast furnaces) G. Garrett & Cromwell Engineering Com- pany, Dec 20, p 36 THE IRON AGE INDEX. Garrison, F. Lynwood: China trade, Sep 20, p 14 Fuel problem of China and the far East, Nov 8, p 12 Han-yang Steel Works, China, Sep 13, p 1* Gas, cheap fuel gas process, Nov 22, 18 Gas =e oller, Sargent, Dec 6, p 15* Gas engines: Charter, for deep well pumping, July 19, p 9;* Oct 18, p 15 Hoisting machine, Charter, Sep 13, p 6* Howard Axle Works electric power plant, Nov 1, p 14* Oechelhauser blast furnace gas, Dec 6, p 8* Substitute for steam engine, Aug 30, p 15 Use of blast furnace gases, Dec 6, p 8;* 20, p 19 Gas lamp burner, Imperial, Aug 16, p 45* Gas radiator, Majestic, Oct 4, p 53* Gas stoves: Little Giant blue flame, Oct 4, p 54* Solar, Oct 11, p 51* Windsor, Oct 18, p 58* Gasoline furnace, Invincible, July 19, p 50* Gasoline pumping engine, Stover, Aug 9, p 5* Gauge, Improved hardened center, Nov 15, p 50* Germany: Importation of shipbuilding material, July 12, » 24 Machine too! market, July 26, p 7 Pending industrial crisis, Nov 15, p 17 Gillmor, H. G., Foreign shipbuilding plants, Nov 22, p 22 Glass revealer for studying condensa- tion In steam engine cylinders, Nov 15, p 12* Glass works, \ir cooling plant, Dec 6, p 21* Gold (see Finance) Goldschmidt process of producing high temperatures, Oct 4, p 18 Golf markers, &c., July 5, p 47* Golf tournament of tool manufacturers, July 5, p 2! Gordon, F. W., Heat and power from the waste cases of blast furnaces, Oct 18, p! Gould & Eberhardt shaper vise, Sep 13, p 13* Gradometer for automobiles and bi- cycles, Dec 6, p 68* Granite columns, Lathe for turning, Sep 20, p i* Graphite, Production of, Aug 16, p 17 Great Lakes, Commerce of, Nov 15, p 10 Greatness, What constitutes, Oct 18, p 26 Grinders, Union, Aug 80, p 41*; Nov 1, 56* Grinding machines: Dodge disk machine, Sep 20, p 15 Walker universal, Aug 23, p 1° Grindstone, E. Prentiss, Hardware broker, July 5, p 41 Gross, Philip, Hardware Company, Christmas booklet, Dec 13, p 52 Gruson Iron Works, Nov 1, p 16 Guarantee on eige tools, Sep 18, p 37 Guatemala notes, Nov 29, p 20 Gun carriage bids, Aug 2, p 34 Gun oneeeeen Driggs-Seabury, Nov 8, p : Gun implemem: Ideal, Dec 6, p 66* Guns: Army ordnab. Dec 6, -p 18 Iver Johnson, \uly 5, p 47* Report of Bo:rd of Ordnance and Fortification. Dec 20, p 5 Test of 18i0h Gathman torpedo gun, Aug ®) p 5 H Hamilton Steel ‘ Iron Company’s steel plant, July ', p 7* Hammers: Bischoff pow: 12* hammer, Oct 25, p Hammers (continued): Merrill drop hammer, Oct 18, p 12* Hammock holder, Wilcox adjustable, Aug 9, p 46* Han-yang Steel Works, China, Sep 13, p 1* Hardness, or the workability of metals, Dec 13, p 16* Hardware exhibits at Paris, Sep 6, p 39*; 13, p 39*; 20, p 38* Hardware houses of pilienomenal growth, Sep 13, p 38 Hardware packings, July 5, p 44; Aug 30, p 37 Hardware trade: Address of John Bindley, Nov. 22, p 53; 29, p 60 American goods in Great Britain, Oct 18, p 51; Nov 1, p 49 Catalogue house competition, Aug 2, p 39; 9, p 41a; Aug 16, p 42; 23, p 39; Oct 11, p 46; Nov 8, p 43 Clerks’ commissions on sales, Dec 6, p 51 English market, Nov 29, p 48; Dec 6, p 55; 13, p 51; 20, p 56 Great Britain and South Africa, Oct 25, p 37 Hawaiian Islands, Oct 18, p 53 Letters from manufacturers, July 12, p 40; 19, p 13, 38 Market conditions, Nov 29, p 56 Opportunities; an address by W. W. Supplee, Nov 29, p 62 Production, Dec 13, p 54 Regulation of competition, Nov. 29, p 45 Sale of seasonable goods, Dec 27, p 39 Securing holiday trade, Nov 15, p 45; 22, p 50; 29, p 49; Dec. 6, p 52; 18, p 52 South Africa, Oct 25, p 38 Hartley, M., Co., July 19, p 49 Hartman pig iron casting machine, Nov 1, p 7* Hartranft, S. 8., The Protection of . blast furnace linings, Sep 13, p 9 Hasp, Wrought steel safety, Oct 4, p 51* Haven Malleable Castings Company, Aug 23, p 38 Hawali, Hardware trade in, Oct 18, p 53; Nov 29, p 45 Hay-Budden Mfg. Company, July 5, p 44 Hayden, Brace, Aug 16, p 39* Heating, A cheap fuel gas process, Nov 22, p 18 Heavy Hardware Jobbers’ National Union, Oct 11, p 43 Hecla Iron Works, Co-operation in, Dec 6, p 4 Heick, Henry, Portrait, Oct 18, p 49* Hewitt, Abram S., on trusts, Nov 1, p4 Heyl & Patterson reciprocating con- veyors, Sep 13, p 11* Hichborn, Admiral, Report, Nov 1, p 21 High temperatures produced by a new method, Oct 4, p 18 Hilles & Jones horizontal punches, July 12, p 1* Hodgkinson, Francis, steam turbines, Dec 27, p 6* Hoe, hill and drill seeder, Dec 27, p 48* Hoisting machines: Charter gas engine, Sep 13, p 6* Coulter & McKenzie portable, Oct 25, p 9* Holiday hardware trade, Nov 15, p 45; 22, p 50; 29, p 49; Dec 6, p 52; 13, p 52 Holtzer, Jacob, & Co., chrome steels, Oct 25, p 18 Homestead 48-inch universal plate mill, Dec 27, p 1* Hook, Hammock and clothesline, Sep 20, p 47* Horse and mule shoes, Juniata, July 12, p 50 Horse-power of machinery at Paris Exposition. Aug 23, p 14 Howard Axle Works, Gas engine and electric power plant, Nov 1, p 14 Howe, H. M., Relative corrosion of wrought iron, soft steel and nickel steel, Aug 9, p 9 Howell, Clark, Lifting water by com- pressed air, Oct 25, p 6* Hubbard, George W., Aug 30, p 35* Hull, G. H., Industrial depressiens and the pig iron reserve, Aug 9, p 14 Hunt, R. W., Lron and steel rails in America, Aug 2, p 6; Sep 20, p 18 Hydraulic engineering in the Metro politan power house, Aug 23, p 1* Hydraulic flanging press with built up frame, July 5, p 14%, 18 Hydraulic power plant of St. Law- rence Power Company, Nov 8, >} lce balance, Steel King, Aug 2, p 46* Ice breaker, Hiles, July 12, p 51* ' Ice cream freezers: Frezo, Dec 27, p 47* Toy freezer, Nov 29, p 67* _ lee creeper, Alaska, Oct 25, p 45* ie anti-trust decision, Dec 20, p Illinois Coal Operators’ Aug 2, p 15 Illinois Screw Company, Dec 20, p 59 Illinois Steel Company: Electrically driven plant, Sep 20, p 31 New blast furnaces, Oct 11, p 1 Impéement and Vehicle Manufacturers, National Association, Nov 8, p 7 Incandescent lamp holder, Nov 15, p 9* Independent tin plate works, Sep 6, p 6 indian Territory Retail Hardware, Im- plement and Vehicle Association, Aug 9, p 41d Indiana Retail Hardware Dealers’ As- sociation, July 19, p 31; Aug 9, p 41; 16, p 41* — and by-laws, Aug 9, p Indicators: Apparatus for dynamically testing, Dec 20, p 13* Richards, Dec. 6, p 30 Industrial associations. (See Trusts.) Industrial depressions and the pig iron reserve, Aug 9, p 14 industrial photography at Paris Expo- sition, Aug 16, p 32 Industrial securities, Profits to under- writers of, Oct 11, p 7 ingot charging machine, July 26, p 3* Injector, Lunkenheimer, Dec 6, p 6* {uterchangeability of units for marine work, Nov 22, p 12* International Association for Testing Materials, Aug 9, p 6; Sep 27, p 8; Nov 1, p 17, 26 International Association of Machin- ists, Arbitration, Nov 22, p 29 International Congress at Paris, July 12, p 19 inane Power Company, Aug 2, p international Steam Pump Company, Dec 20, p 30 International trade in war materials, July 26, p 18 International Union of United Metal Workers, Aug 16, p 6 Interstate associations, Value of, July 19, p 33 Interstate Commerce Commission and railroad rates, Dee 13, p 27 Interstate Retail Hardware Dealers’ Association, Sep 27, p 37; Nov 8, p 43; 22, p 56 Invoice book, Form for, Aug 9, p 40 Iron: . Aluminum, Influence on the carbon of cast iron, Oct 11, p 23 “ America’s economic supremacy,” Dee 13, p 2 Angeeins of white cast iron, Sep 13, p Corrosion. (See Steel.) Foundry specifications for pig iron, Nov 1, p 10 Shot iron, How to recover and how to use it, Dec 13, p 30 Association, THE IRON AGE INDEX. lron (continued): Specifications, Proposed standard, Aug 9, p 6; 16, p 19; Oct 11, p 22 (See also Steel.) Iron Age: Consolidation supplement, Dec 27, p 20 Gold medal, Paris Exposition, Aug 28, p 17, 20 Paris library, July 5, p 44 Iron and industrial stecks, July 5, p 32; 12, p 35; 19, p 24; 26, p 29; Aug 2, p 32; 9, p 33; 16, p 30; 23, p 30; 30, p 27; Sep 6, p 32; 13, p 830; 20, p 32; 27, p 30; Oct 4, p 36; 11, p 40; 18, p 41; 25, p 28; Nov 1, p 39; 8, p 38; 15, p 36; 22, p 40; 29, p 39; Dec 6, p 46; 13, p 44; 20, p 44; 27, p 31 Iron and Steel Institute, Paris meeting, Aug 23, p 6; Sep 13, p 3; Oct 11, p 21 Iron mines: Biwabik mine, Dec 13, p 4* Northern New Jersey mines, Nov 20, p 21 Iron production: British statistics, Nov 8, p 24 Early anthracite iron industry, Aug 16, p 2 Germany, Pig iron, Nov 15, p 17 Industrial depressions and the pig iron reserve, Aug 9, p 14 Lake district, July 12, p 18; 19, p 6; 26, p 18; Aug 2, p 14; 9, p 4; 16, p 10; 23, p 5; Sep 13, p 20; 27, p 6; Oct 11, p 19; 25, p 14; Nov 1, p 23; 15, p 38; 29, p 43; Dee 13, p 42; 20, p 24; 27, p 34 Pennsylvania, 1899, July 19, p 11 Pig iron decline, July 12, p 23; Aug 9, p 23; Sep 6, p 23; Oct 11, p 30; Nov 15, p 25; Dee 13, p 32 Report of John Birkinbine to United States Geological Survey, Aug 23, p 12 Swank’s statistics for half year, Aug 2 DAT Iron Pump Manufacturers’ tion, Aug 9, p 42 Iron trade: Advancing prices should be checked, Nov 29, p 27 American competition in England, Address by Sir Lowthian Bell, Dec 20, p 24 “ America’s economic Dec 13, p 2 Australia, July 12, p 13 Austrian combination, Nov 8, p 23 British iron industry, Glimpses of, July 5, p 19; Aug 9, p 2; Sep 13, p 14; 20, p 7; Nov 15, p 3; 29, p 18 British pig iron stocks, July 5, p 19 Karly anthracite iron industry, Aug 16, p 2 English iron makers’ profits, Oct 25, p 11; Nov 29, p 13 Europe and America in competition, Nov 1, p 6; 29, p 26 Failures in the iron trade, July 26, Associa- supremacy,” p9 Favorable conditions in home mar- kets, Nov 8, p 25 Foreign iron and steel trade for year, Aug 2, p 17 France, Development and progress from 1888 to 1898, Oct 4, p 15 July exports, Sep 6, p 18 Malleable iron trade in Eastern Penn- sylvania, Dec 27, p 22 Pacific Coast, July 12, p 5; Aug 9, p 10; 23, p 14; Sep 6, p 7; 20, p 22; 4, p 8; 18, p 6; Nov 1, p 28; 15, p 20; 29, p 10 Pennsylvania news, July 5, p 35; 12, p 25; 19, p 10; 26, p 12; Aug 2, p 20; 9, p 19; 23, p 6; Sep 20, p 11; 27, p 1: Oct 4, p 5; 11, p 12; 18, p 10; 25, p 5; Nov 1, p 13; 29, p 19; Dec’6, p 17; 20, p 12; 27, p 19 Russian industry, Nov 15, p 5 Scotland, Nov 1, p 8; 29, p 24; Dec 6, p 19 Italian reciprocity treaty, July 26, p 9 vil Italy’s trade in iron, steel, machimery and tools in 1899, Nov 29, p 3 J. Jack, Keystone vehicle, Sep 27, p 43* Jack and wrench combination, July 12, p 50° James, Charles, on the annealing of white cast iron, Sep 13, p 4 Japan’s petroleum industry, July 5, p 23 Jeanesville modern furnace pump, Sep 20, p 12* ; Jenks, J. W., Report on trusts abroad, Sep 27, p 15 Jobbers and retail business, Nev 22, p 55; 29, p 55; Dee 20, p 54 Jobbers, retailers and consumers, Rela- tions between, July 19, p 35; 26, p 37 Jones, F. R., Power and Light for the machine shop and foundry, Dec 13, p 22 Jones Hardware Company, Oct 11, p 48 K. Katona, Louis, Improvement of roll- ing mills, Oct 18, p 7 Keep, W. J., Hardness or the work- ability of metals, Dec 13, p 16 Keeves, James & Son, London, Dec 13, p 51 Kelly & Jones valves, Nov 8, p 18*; 22, p 18* Kennedy-Morrison rail finishing proc- ess, Dec 20, p 16*; Sup.* Kentucky Retail Hardware and Stove Dealers’ Association, Sep 20, p 40; Oct 4, p 46; 18, p 47 Kershaw, J. B. C., Comparative cost of power generation by steam en- gine, water turbine and gas en- gine, Dec 6, p 45 Kewanee Boiler Company’s works, Dec 20, p 21* Key way cutter, Morton, Aug 2, p 13* Kinkerter & Sheppard, Advertising methods, Dec 27, p 45* Kling rotary splitting shear, Oct 4, fp 13* Knife sharpener, Carborundum, Oct 18, p 57* Knives: Combination pocket knife, July 5, r 48* Combination scissor knife, Sep 18, 5 43* Empire cigar knife, Aug 2, p 45* Rose pattern table knife, Oct 18, p 55* Konrad emery wheel guard, July 26, p 12* Kraut cutter, Sterling, Aug 16, p 46* Krupp steel plant, Statistics, Aug 16, p 29 es Labor: Adjustment preferred to arbitration, Oct 4, p 24 Arbitration before Industrial Com- mission, Oct 4, p 2; 11, p17 Arbitration in the machinery trade, Nov 22, p 29 Bonus system for holding non-union men, Nov 22, p 28 Chicago building trade troubles, Aug 23, p 19 Denunciation of Chicago labor condi- tions, Dec 6, p 11 Labor unions, Commercial aspect of, Aug 9, p 20 Labor unions and arbitration, Sep 20, p 6 Legislation in the United States, July 5, p 17 National arbitration and conciliation convention, Dec 20, p 33 New Zealand, Arbitration, Oct 11. p2 Progress in Oct 18, p 24 Right of employers to discharge workmen, Dec 27, p 21 (See also Strikes; Trusts; Wages.) industrial arbitration, ard Dec tlou vy 8, 3, D iills. vine, gine, 45 treet York, ? 58* 3* 23, p July “ — Viii Lamps: : American are lamp, Oct 11, p 52* Invincible vapor, July 26, p 46* Nulite arc illuminators, Aug 30, p 40* Three-in-One lamp, Oct 4, p 50* Landers, C. S., Death, Oct 11, p 44* Langelier wire straightening and cut- ting off machine, July 12, p 7* Lathes: Defiance lathes, Sep 13, p 3*; Nov 29, 7* Dental and jewelers’ lathe, Sep 20, 46* Mammoth lathe for turning granite columns, Sep 20, p 1* Launch of a cruiser and a battle ship, Dec 6, p 1* Lavigne self opening and adjustable die head, Aug 23, p 11* Lawn mower, Ball bearing adjusting device, Oct 4, p 49* Laws for business men of Michigan, Aug 9, p 39 Laws relating to the use of assumed names in business, Aug 30, p 34 Le Page’s paste, Dec 27, p 47 * Lest You Forget,” Aug 16, p 36 Letters from hardware manufacturers on the business situation, July 12, p 40; 19, p 13, 38. Letters. from the trade, July 5, p 43; 26, p 37; Aug 23, p 39; Sep 13, p 37; 20, p 37; 27, p 41; Oct 4, p 45; Nov 1, p 50 Lewis, Christopher, Early history of rail making, Sep 20, p 18 Linseed oil, Testing, Aug 2, p 40 Locke Steel Belt Company, Nov 8, p 8* Locks: Security lock and burglar alarm, Nov 29, p 67* Vassar reversible cylinder door lock, July 26, p 45* Loyhed, E. H., Minnesota Hardware — Association, July 26, p Ludlow-Saylor Wire Company, Oct 25, p 10 Lukens Iron & Steel Company’s plant, July 26, p 1* Lunkenheimer Company: Branch factory, Dec 20, p 18 Injector, Dec 6, p 6* New machine shop, Noy 29, p 4 M., ‘Machine molding, Sep 13, p 12; Nov 8, p 14; 15, p 23 Machine parts, Interchangeable for marine work, Nov 22, p 12* Machine shop scrap, Handling, Nov 8, p ¢ Machine tool dealers’ consolidation, Dec 13, p 46 Machine tool frames, Built up, July 5, p 14*, 18 Machine tool market, German, July 26, p7 Machine tools: Adjusting cutting tools, Dec 20, p 1* Electric power, Dec 13, p 22 Government bids, July 5, p 16; 12, p 36; 19, p 25; Aug 9, p 36; 23, p 15; Sep 20, p 8; Nov 22, p 41; Dec 6, p 15, 27 aes" Appraising imported, Sep » D Machinery market, July 5, p 33; 12, p 35; 19, p 26; 26, p 31; Aug 2, p 33; 9, p 34; 16, p 31; 23, p 32; 30, p 28; Sep 6, p 33; 13, p 30; 20, p 83; 27, p 29, 31; Oct 4, p 38; 11, p 38; 18, p 40; 25, p 29; Nov 1, p 40; 8, p 39; 15, p 37; 22, p 39; 29, p 40: Dec 6, p 44; 13, p 45; 20, p 42; 27, p 34 Mackie Steel Tube Mfg. Company, Oct 4, p11 Magazine spring machine, Aug 2, p R* Magnalium, ps Magnetization curves steel, Sep 27, p 7 Magnets, Lifting, Convenience of, July 12, p 10* Description of, Aug 28, of Tropenas THE IRON AGE INDEX. Maine Mfg. Company, Nov. 29, p 65 Manufacturers, Rights of specialty, Dec 6, p 24 Manufactures, American, in Canadian markets, Sep 27, p 19 Manufacturing, July 5, p 22; 12, p 25; 19, p 16; 26, p 20; Aug 2, p 22; 9, p 24; 16, p 22; 23, p 22; 30, p 18 Sep 6, p 21; 13, p 21; 20, p 23; 27 p 20; Oct 4, p 26; 11, p 28; 18, p 30 25, p 19; Nov 1, p 30; 8, p 28; 15 p 26; 22, p 31; 29, p 30; Dec 6, p 32; 13, p 33; 20, p 34; 27, p 23 Manufacturing enterprises and boomers, Nov 22, p 28g Marks, E., Better laws for business men, Aug 9, p 39 Marshall-Wells Hardware Company, Nov 29, p 51 Mason, F. H., Pending industrial crisis in Germany, Nov 15, p 17 Massachusetts, Metal industries, 11, p2 Maud’s gaudy stove, Nov 1, p 53 Maywood foundry, Nov 22, p 16* Maywood sand rammer, Aug 16, p 9* McClure & Co., Nov 29, p 5 McCord, I. L., Machine molding, Nov 8, p 14; 15, p 23 McKay, James, & Co., Dec 27, p 43 McKenna process of making steel rails, Aug 2, p 11 Measuring instruments, Brown & Sharpe, Sep 27, p 10* Mechanical stoker, Century, Oct 25, p 1* Melville, Admiral, Report, Oct 25, p 2 Merchants and manufacturers’ Twen- tieth Century Exposition, July 19, p + Merrill drop hammer, Oct 18, p 12* Metal Goods Mfg. Company, July 5, p 46 Metal industries Oct 11, p 2 Metal workers, National organization of, Nov 15, p 16 Metric System bill, Dee 6, p 20 Metropolitan Street Railway Company, New York, Power house, Aug 23, p 1* Mexican National Iron & Steel Com- pany of Durango and their Amer- ican ex-employees, Oct 11, p 18 Michigan, Better laws for business men, Aug 9, p 39 Michigan Retail Hardware Dealers’ Association, July 5, p 40; 19, p a p 38; Aug 30, p 35*; Oct 18, Dp Midsummer suggestion, July 19, p 14 Midvale Steel Company, Oct 11, p 9 Milling machine attachments: Brown & Sharpe, Nov 8, p 17* Milwaukee, Dec 20, p 5* Milling machines: Beaman & Smith three-spindle, Oct 4, p 1* Milwaukee, Dec 20, p 3* = duplex vertical, Dec 13, Dp Millom & Askam Hematite Iron Com- pany, Limited, July 12, p 14* Milwaukee Harvester Company im- provements, Nov 29, p 29 meni milling machines, Dec 20, Dp 7 Mines, Dividends of metal, . ’ , . , . town Oct. of Massachusetts, Nov 8, p Minette, District of Lorraine, Luxem- mene and France, July 5, p 10; 12, p Minnesota Retail Hardware Dealers’ Association, July 26, p 38; Oct 25, p 37 Minnie, Henry C., Aug 30, p 35* Model basin at Washington Navy Yard, Nov 22, p 15 Model ce on the Delaware, Dec 13, Dp Molding, Machine, Nov 8, p 14; 15, p 23 ee sand specifications, Nov 1, p 1 Money. (See Finance.) Mop holder, Favorite, Oct 11, p 51* Morgan, Charles Hill, Dec 6, p 12* Morton stationary key way cutter, Aug 2, p 13* Mossberg & Granville: Double acting cam press, July 19, p 5* Draw bench, Aug 30, p 12* Motor, Century low pressure, Oct 25, 1* Motor carriage, Commercial aspects of the, Oct 11, p 24 Mumford, E. H., The problem of ma- chine molding, Sep 13, p 12 N. Nail industry, Belgian, Aug 16, p 14 National arbitration and conciliation convention, Dec 20, p 33 National Association of Agricultural Implement and Vehicle Manufac- turers, Nov 8, p 7 National Founders’ Association. Nov 22, p 27 National Hardware Association, Oct 25, p 36; Nov 22, p 53; 29, p 53; Dec 6, p 57 National Metal Traders’ Association: Arbitration, Noy 22, p 29 Cost of membership, Nov 29, p 4 National Roofing & Corrugating Com- pany, Aug 23, p 16; Dec 13, p 6 National Sewing Machine Company, Oct 4, p 45 National Standardizing Bureau, Dec 27, p 4 National Stove Mfg. Company posed, Oct 18, p 23 National Tube Company, port, Aug 9, p 12 Natural gas, Production and consump- tion, Sep 27, p 3 Naugatuck Valley, Sep 27, p 20 Naval Architects’ and Marine Engi- neers’ Convention, Oct 18, p 1; Nov 22, p 9 Naval architecture at the University of Michigan, Sep 27, p 9 Navy: Armor plate bids, Aug 16, p 12; 23, p 21; 30, p 17; Sep 13, p 8; Oct 4, p 35: Nov 15, p 35; 22, p 19 Certified checks for navy bids, Dec 13, p 3 Estimates, Nov 29, p 23 Field gun bids, Aug 9, p 18; 16, p 8 Machine tool bids, July 5, p 16; 12, p 36; 19, p 25; Aug 9, p 836; 23, p 15; Sep 20, p 8; Nov 22, p 41; Dec 6, p 15, 27 Plans for increase, Nov 8, p 27 Projectile and gun carriage bids, Aug 2, p 34 Pumping plant bids, Sep 20, p 82 Report by Admiral Hichborn, Nov 1, p 21 Report by Secretary, Nov 29, p 6 Ship construction, July 12, p 12 (See also Warships.) Navy Yard, Washington, Model basin, Nov 22, p 15 Nelson, N. O., interests at Edwards- ville, Ill., July 12, p 11 New England Hardware Dealers’ Asso- ciation: Boston meetings, Oct 18, p 50; Nov 22, p 52; Dec 20, p 52; 27, p 42 Ladies’ day, July 5, p 40 Letter to hardware manufacturers, Sep 20, p 40 New England Iron and Hardware As- sociation, July 5, p 40 New England Motor Company, Dec 6, p 16 New Freedom Wire Cloth Company, July 5, p 43 New South Wales, First open hearth furnace, July 5, p 20 New York State Association of Hard- ware Jobbers, Oct 4, p 49 New England, Conciliation and arbi- tration, Oct 11, p 2 Niagara Falls Power Company’s new plant, Aug 16, p 18 Nicaraguan notes, Oct 4, p 2 Nickel steel patents, Dec 20, p 10 pro- Apnual re- Niles Iron & Steel Company, Dec 13, p 31 Nipper, Hercules cutting, Aug 23, p 43* Norton Emery Wheel Company’s Works, Worcester, Mass., Sep 6, p 1* 0. Obituaries: Abbott, C. F., Oct 4, p 25; Aben- droth, John, July 26, p 15; Allen, G. L. Nov 15, p 35 Baird, David, Dec 20, p 32; Baldwin, W. W., Aug 9, p 22; Bates, E. L., Dec 20, p 56; Beard, Ambrose, July 12, p 22; Bedell, C. E., Oct 4, p 25; Berger, G. B., Oct 18, p 27; Bickford, Lyman, Nov 22, p 44; Bogy, Benjamin, Oct 4, p 46; Bole, H. M., Dee 13, p 43; Bowden, J. H., Nov 22, p 44; Boyer, Z. P., Noy 22, p 44; Breck, C. H. B., Aug 9, p 21; Byers, A. M., Sep 27, p 29 Chalmers, T. H., Sep 6, p 21; Charles, John, July 19, p 16; Christoffel, J. B., Aug 9, p 22; Cobb, D. L., Oct 18, p 27; Colfer, T. F., Dec 13, p 43; Cooke, Watts, Oct 4, p 25; Cosper, Elias, Oct 25, p 18; Cox, Stephen, Nov 22, p 44; Crouther, Benjamin, Sep 27, p 29; Curtis, W. B., July 5, p 44 Daly, Marcus, Nov 15, p 35; Davis, T. H. B., Sep 13, p 38; Delius, L E., Sep 6, p 21; Drew, John, Dec 13, p 48; Dun, R. G., Nov 15, p 35; Dunlea, Cornelius, Dec 20, p 32 Fegley, Jacob, Dee 6, p 28; Foos, G. S., July 19, p 16; Foster, J. C., Aug 2, p 20; Fuller, G. A., Dec 20, p 32 Garr, J. M., Aug 23, p 19; Gill, J. D., July 12, p 22; i. G. W., Dec 20, p 32; Griggs, EB. D., Oct 4, p , Sa ty W. M., July 26, p Halstead, David, July 12, p 22; Has- kin, De Witt C., Aug 9, p 21; Heins, John, Oct 1, p 28; Hemp- hill, James, Aug 9, p 22; Hinck- ley, F. E., Sep 13, p 19; Hoepfner, S., Dec 20, p 32; Howard, Wil- liam, Aug 16, p 20; Hudson, J. E., Oct 4, p 25; Hughes, R. S., Aug 16, p 20; Huntington, C. P., Aug 16, p 20. Jenks, A. F., Aug 23, p 19 Kase, S. P., Sep 6, p 21; Keating, E F., July 19, p 15; Kelley, David, Nov 1, p 47; King, L. R., Sep 27, p 28; Kingsford, Thomas, Sep 13, p 19 Lauders, C. S., Oct 11, p 44; Lee, C. B., Oct 4, p 25; Lindsay, J. §&., Dec 6, p 28. Maloney, J. T., July 5, p 22; Marshall, Thomas, Oct 4, p 25; McAdam, William, July 26, p 16; McCleane, G. F., Oct 4, p 25; McCormick, Henry, July 19, p 15; McKenney, William, Aug 9, p 22; Mills, David, Dee 13, p 43; Morgan, O. P., Nov 15, p 35; Mosgrove, James, Dec 6, p 28; Mulhall, M. G., Dee 20, p 32; Mulheran, Fran- cis, Aug 16, p 20 Noyes, J. P., Aug 9, p 22 Ormsbee, Allen, July 5, p 44 Parker, William, Oct 11, p 28; Pat- terson, E. C., Sep 6, p 21; Perkins, B. F., Nov 15, p 35; Pollak, Au- gust, Aug 23, p 19; Pratt, Frank- lin, Aug 2, p 20; Pratt, H. L., Dec 20, p 58; Pratt, J. F., July 12, p 22; Pritzlaff, John, Aug 23, p 37 Rand, J. R., July 26, p 15; Rehfus, George, Oct 11, p 28; Richardson, G. O., Dee 20, p 32; Richardson, Isaac, Sep 27, p 28; Ricketson, J. H., July 26, p 15; Rumsey, L. M., July 5, p 22 Sankey, EB. R., Aug 9, p 22; Schn- macher, Frederick, July 19, p 15; Shelly, Joseph, Sep 20, p 21; Sim- THE IRON AGE INDEX. Obituaries (continued): mons, John, Oct 25, p 18; Smith, BE. S., Aug 23, p 19; Smith, H. B., July 12, p 22; Stackhouse, Alex- ander, Aug 16, p 20; Stanley, F. N., Oct 4, p 44; Stanton, Isaac, Dec 20, p 32; Stevens, A. J., Sep 6, p 21; Stivers, R. M., July 26, p 15; St. John, R. H., Aug 2, p 20; Stutz, G. S., July 19, p 16 Thayer, O. A., Dee 6, p 28; Thayer, Winthrop, July 26, p 16; Thomas, Robert, Aug 16, p 20; Thompson, J. H., Aug 2, p 20; Turner, Elisha, Sep 20, p 21 Villard, Henry, Nov 15, p 35 Wales, John, Nov 22, p 44; Wick, F. P., Nov 8, p 37; Williams, Frank, Noy 1, p 38 Yardley, T. W., Nov 29, p 17; Yerkes, E. A., July 26, p 16 Odometer, Veeder, Sep 20, p 47* Ogden, J. S., Portrait, Oct 18, p 47* Ohio Hardware Association, Nov 22, p 52; 29, p 48 Oil engine, Secor, Nov 1, p 1* Oiler, Bennett handy, Dec 13, p 60* O’Neil, Admiral, Report, Nov 1, p 29 Ontario’s mineral production, Dec 20, p 29 “ Opportunities,” an address by W. W. Supplee, Nov 29, p 62 Ore ree McKenna laboratory, Oct , p 9* Orth she iron casting machine, Nov 29, p 14* Overflow, L. & G., combination, Dec 20, p 62* Owl Hardware Company’s card, Sep 27, p 41* P. Pacific cable, > Surveys for, Dec 13, p Pacific Coast Hardware and Metal As- sociation, July 12, p 39 Pacific Retail Hardware Association, Dec 20, p 55 Padlock, New seamless, Aug 16, p 46* Painchand, J. A., The best method of generating acetylene, Oct 25, p 13 Paper weight, Historic, Aug 16, p 37* Paraguay Development Company, Aug 16, p 23 Parcels post difficulties, Aug 2, p 42 Paris Exposition: American mining and metallurgical exhibit, July 5, p 1* Awards for collective exhibits, Oct 4, p 23 Awards to American’ exhibitors, Aug 23, p 20; Sep 27, p 14 French metallurgical display, 19, p 1* Hardware exhibits, Sep 6, p 39*; p 39*; 20, p 38*; 27, p 38%; 1, p 48* Industrial photography, Aug 16, p 32 International Congress, July 12, p 19 Machinery awards, Sep 13, p 32 Machinery exhibit, American, 12, p 8 Medal of award, Oct 18, p 19* Roebling exhibit, Aug 9, p 11* Parsons reversing steam turbine, Oct 4, p 6* Patent and trade-mark laws, Report of special commission, Dec 20, p 46 Patterson friction disk driven drill, Dec 13, p 8* Paxson petroleum brass melting fur- nace, Aug 30, p 7* Paxson-Warren sand blast and ex- haust system, Nov 29, p 11* Peirson Hardware Company, Advertis- ing methods, Sep 27, p 40 Pencoyd Iron Works, Elliott Cresson gold medal, Oct 18, p 29 Pennsylvania Engineering Dec 20, p 44 Perkins shaper and vise, Dec 6, p 18°. Personals, July 5, p 19; 12, p 24; 19, p 27; 26, p 34; ‘han-2 6 ote & 16, p 21; 23, p 34; 30, p 18; Sep 6, p 20; 13, p 19; 20, p 20; 27, p 28; Oct 4. p 25; 11, p 23; 18, p 27; July 13, ‘Nov July Works, Personals