The Iron Age July-December 1901: Vol 68 Index

VOL. LXVIII. JULY—DECEMBER, 1901. NEW YORK DAVID WILLIAMS COMPANY _ 232-233 WILLIAM STREET. \a Pe j Abu Ace Ace Air Alb Alle Alle |; Am Am ); Am Am Am Am Am A, Abner Acetylene Gas Company, Buffalo exhibit, Nov 14, p 49* Accelerometer, Portable, for testing, Dec 12, p 21 Accidents, Emergency provisions for, Sep 19, p 20 Acetflene lighting, The future of, July 18, p 43; 25, p 15 Acheson, E. G., and electric products, Aug 22, p 24 Acme gas for fuel, light and power purposes, Oct. 24, p 11* Advertising: Float, U. S. battle ship, July 25, p 53* Hioliday advertising, Dec 19, p 53* Unique advertisement, July 25, p 43 railway furnace (See also Business methods; Trade winning methods; Window dis- plays) Advertising cuts of The Iron 21, p 66 Agricultural implements: American, in England, July 25, p 44; Aug 1, p 48 Testing in Russia, Aug 15, p 59 Use of steel in, Oct 3, p 25 Air resistance experiments, Sep 19, p 13* Air rifle, St. Louis, July 4, p 50* Alberger Condenser Company, Dee 12, Age, Nov p 50 Allegheny Steel & Iron Company, July 11, p 42 Allen, W. D. Controlling the contrac- tion of metals while casting, Nov 14, p 18* \ilis-Chalmers Company: ppeal to U. S. Court for protection of men, Aug 29, » 17 “ew plants, July 11, p 24; Oct 24, p 23 ‘ficers of, Aug 15, p 6 “ike injunction, Oct 24, p 24 ninum = International Association, Sep 12, p 5 ‘inum kitchen articles, Oct 17, p 48* inum patents, Decision by Judge ilazel, Oct 31, p 15 ainum scrap, Oct 31, p 22 A.walgamated Association: Constitution, Aug 15, p 19 Wage scale, July 4, p 40 (See also Strikes, Great steel) Ambler, C. G. Short methods in fig- ures, July 18, p 54 Americun Aluminum Association, Oct 24, p 25 American Bankers’ Association, Oct 31, p 28 American Bicycle Company: Evidence before Industrial Commis- sion, Sep 19, p 4 Financial statement, Oct 10, p 35 American Boiler Manufacturers’ Asso- ciation, Convention, Aug 15, p 28; 22, p 24 | American Car & Ship Hardware Mfg. Company, July 4, p 50 American commercial supremacy, Aug 29, p 4 | American exhibition in London, Dee 26, p15 American Hardware Manufacturers’ Association, Sep 26, p 45; Oct 17, p 47; Nov 14, p 50 American Institute of Mining En- gineers in Mexico, Nov 21, p 9; 28, p 18; Dec 5, p 29 American Malleable Casting Company, Aug 1, p 22; Oct 24, p18 American one-operation dies, Oct 17, p 14*; Dec 5, p 7* INDEX. Illustrated articles indicated by *. American Radiator Company, ment to Industrial Oct 17, p 4 State- Commission, American situation, its strength and weakness, Dee 19, p 10 American Society of Mechanical En- gineers: Convention, Dec 5, p 44; 12, p 21 Memorial to Robert Fulton, Dee. Pp» American Steel Casting Company, Aug 1, p 23 American Tin Plate Company: Changes, Oct 31, p 30 Manufacture of black plate, Nov p 27 American Tool & Machine Company vs. G. E. Nickerson, Aug 15, p 14 Ames Shovel & Tool Company, Aug 22, p 50; Sep 26, p 45 Angle rolls, The design of, Aug 8, p 6*; 22, p 12 Annealing malleable iron, changes, Sep 12, p 16 Apple cutter and corer, Rollman, Aug 1, p 55* Ardrey, R. L.: Cast and chilled plows, Sep 5, p 16 The corn harvester, Sep 19, p 54 The history of the steel plow, July IS. p 28 Use of steel in farm implements, Oct 3, p 25 Arkansas Retail Hardware Association, July 4, p 51 Armature disk notching press, Nov 14, p 15* Armor plate: Experiments with high shell, Nov 21, p 22 Nickel steel for, Oct 10, p 7 Tests of plate, Aug 15, p 82 Atalanta Technical Agency, St Peters- burg, Russia, Dec 12, p 9* Atkins, E. C., Buffalo exhibit, Sep 12, p 47* Atlas boiler tube cleaner, Dee 19, p 3* Atlas Glass & Metal Company, Nov 21, p 36 Atlas Pipe Wrench Company, Buffalo exhibit, Sep 26, p 46* Augers: Hibbard, Aug 8, p 50* Kitselman post hole, Dec 12, p 60* Stearns’ adjustable, Nov 7, p 57* Wood's foreauger, Sep 5, p 49* Aultman car hauls and retarders, Nov 7, p 13* Australia: American bar iron, Sep 5, p 14 Tariff matters, Nov 14, p 48, 51; Dec 5. p 58; 26, p 47 Trade with, Aug 8, p 42; Nov 28, p 55 Australian letter, Aug 22, p 50; Sep 12, p 46; Oct 24, p 53; Dee 5, p 58 Austria: American trade in, Oct 3, p 47 Industrial crisis, Nov 21, p 17 12, 28, Chemical explosive Prospects in Austria-Hungary, Sep 26, p 15 Automobiles, Paris-Berlin motor car race, July 25, p 3 Axle, Bloch’s patent, Nov 14, p 58* B. Baker stock indicator for blast furnace, July 18, p 13* Band saw, Fay & Egan, Aug 15, p 10* Bank, Toy Capitol, July 18, p 61* Banker and busiriess man, Nov 21, p 37 Bankruptcy law, Federal: Conference in New York, Aug 8, p 3 Report upon the operations of, Dec 5, p3 Dealers’ Bar iron trade, A feature of the, Oct 17, p 20 Barbour Hardware Company, Keeping track of shop work, July 25, p 51 Barnard, H. W., Portrait, July 18, p 52* Barrus apparatus for testing steam pipe coverings, Dee 5, p 12 Bashlin valve, Aug 29, p 10* Bassett method of taking up end thrust in worm gearing, Nov 21, p 31* Bates, William, Address and _ portrait, Oct 10, p 50* Bath upright grinder, Sep 5, p 1* Battle ships. (See War ships) Baxter, Nathaniel, Jr.. Nov 28, p 3 Bay State Iron Works early manufac- ture of steel, Dec 5, p 21 Beam of unusual section, Nov 14, p 7 Recker-Brainard milling machines, Oct 24, p 7*; Nov 21, p 30 Belgian rod mill, Passing of, July 25, p 22: Aug 1, p 22 Belt lacing machine, Jackson, Nov 21, p 15* Belt tool, Four-in-one, Oct 21, p 62* Besly band polishing machine, Oct 17, p 5*; 24. p 1a* Bethlehem Steel Company, Bonus sys- tem, Dee 12, p 22 Bicycle, Werner motor, Dee 5, p 1* Bicycle screws, Proposed English stand-, ardization, Dee 19, p 27 Bicycle trade in England, Aug 29, p 47 Bicycles, Regina, Oct 3, p 53* Bildt, C. W. The cementation of steel and iron with glass, Oct 3, p 6* Billings & Spencer Company, Steering equipment, Aug 1, p 23 Blackwell's furnace lining chrome ore, Dec 5, p 2 Blair casting machine, Oct 10, p 14*; 17, p &8* Blast furnace filling arrangement, Sha- ron Steel Company, July 4, p 6* Blast furnace gas, Cleaning, July 25, p 9 Blast furnace gas engines in Austria, Nov 21, p 12 Blast furnace gases, Profitable utiliza- tion of power from, Sep 26, p 18 Blast furnace record, Carnegie Steel Company, Novy 28, p 33 Blast furnaces: Cabot-Patterson hot blast stove, Oct 10, p 3* Eliza furnaces, Oct 31, p 1*; Sup.* Everett furnace, Oct 10, p 1* Iroquois Iron Company, Nov 28, p 1* Port Oram, N. J., New, Aug 29, p 17 Stock indicator, July 18, p 13* Bliss, E. W., Company: Foundry, Aug 8, p 1* Reducing press, Oct 3, p 5* Blooming mill, 38-inch, Lloyd Booth, July 4, p 10* Boiler coupling, Kewanee combination, July 4, p 10 Boiler decision, Name, “ Babeock & Wilcox,” Oct 31, p 44 Boiler explosion at Penbertky Injector Company, Nov 28, p 50 Boiler trade: Marine boiler trade on the Great Lakes, Oct 17, p 14 The old and new trade, Sep 19, p 37 Boiler tube cleaner, Atlas, Dee 19, p 3* Boilers: Belleville boilers in English Navy, July 11, p 18; 18, p 18; Aug 22, 20; Sep 19, p 8 Franklin water tube, Dee 19, p 9* Modern boiler problems, Dec 26, p 1 Water tube rs. fire tube boilers, Oct 3, p 22 iv Bolt, Brohard expansion, Nov 14, p 58* Bolt threader, Adams, July 25, p 3* Bommer Bros., Pan-American exhibit, Sep 12. p 45* Bonney, F. FE. Personality and human nature as elements of commercial success, Nov 14, pod Bonus system of rewarding labor, Dee IZ, p 2 Book reviews: Compressed Air, G. p 43 Electrical Catechism, G. son, Nov 7, p 14 Electrical Design, Nov 28, p 29 Engineering Studies, C. E. Fowler, Nov 7, p15 Guide to Bronzing and Enameling, James Croke, Aug 29, p 54 Hand Book of Practical Mechanics, C. H. Saunders, Nov 28, p 29 Handbuch der Eisen und Stahl Gies- serei, Nov 7, p 16 Hardware Store Business Aug 2%. p 42 Kelly's Directory, July 11, p 42 Les Grands Moteurs a Gaz et L/’Utili- zation les Gaz et Haut Fourneau, Nov 7, p 16 ; I). Hiscox, Noy 28, I). Shepard- Methods, Mill Building Construction, H. G. Tyrrell, Nov. 7, p 14 Power Quarterly, Oct 3, p 26 Thomas’ Reference Book, July 11, p 42 Bope, H. VP. The banker and the busi- ness man, Nov 21, p 37 Borer, Corner ratchet, Sep 19, p 48* Boring and turning mills: Bullard, Aug 2%, p 11* togers & Hemphill, Aug 1, p 4* Boring. drilling and milling machine, Oct 10, p 1* Boston Belting Company, Buffalo ex- hibit, Oct 10, p 5S* Boston Gear Works, Dec 26, p 29 Bowles. F. F., Report to Secretary of Navy. Oct 24, p 14 Brainard, J. C., Address by, Oct 10, p 55 Brakes, Bicycle: Barwest coaster, Dec 12 . p sr Improved Morrow coaster, Nov 21, p 65* Brakes, Westinghouse brake and car heater, Aug 15, p 1* Bridges: Brooklyn, Accident: Accounts of accident, Aug 1, p 1* Effects of repeated strains, Aug 8, p 3S Grand Jury's finding, Dee 26, p 25 Report of C. C. Martin, Aug 1, p 1 Report of expert engineers, Sep 19, p 3: Oct 10, p 17, 27 Chicago bascule bridge, Aug 15, p 9 Russia. Scherzer lift bridge, Sep 12, p 14 Strains, Effects of repeated, Aug 8, Dp 38 Briggs. C. C., Portrait, July 25, p 14* British Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Company, Noy 21, p15 Bronze, Test of Ajax plastic, Oct 10, p 28 Brown, Archer: Impressions during a European trip, Oct 31, p 20 Some notes of travel, Aug 8, p 12 Brown, Geo., Net price-list, Aug 1, p 49 Brown cantilever crane at Sharon Steel Company's works, July 4, p 4* Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Company: Measuring instruments, July 18, p 17* Plain milling machine, Dee 5, p 14* Vertical spindle milling machine, Sep 12, p 1* Bryan vacuum molding machine, Nov 14, p 20 Bucket, Rubber, for chain pumps, Dec 5, p 64* Buckley-Hart Mfg. Company, Nov 21, p 45S Buffalo Forge Company: Exhibit at Buffalo, Aug 22, p 25 Generating sets, Aug 1, p 6* Buffalo Scale Company, Buffalo exhibit, Oct 10, p 5S* THE IRON AGE. suhne, H. H., Company, Buffalo ex- hibit, Sep 26, p 46da* Buildings: Rushing up a skyscraper, Dec 26, p 1* Steel frames in, Nov 14, p 23 Bullard Machine Tool Company, falo exhibit, Aug 29, p 11* Burden pig casting machine, Oct 10, p 14* Bureau of Construction and Repair, Re- port of F. T. Bowles, Oct 24, p 14 Bureau of Ordnance, Report of Admiral O'Neil, Oct 31, pS Business methods: Bad accounts, July 4, p 57 Check and voucher combined, Sep 26, p45 Credits and collections, Aug 15, p 22; Sep 12, p 44 Failure of hardware merchant, July 25, p 45 Inventory, Suggestions for, Dec 19, p Buf- 44 Keeping track of shop work, July 25, p 51 Large corporations, July 4, p 56 Oftice rules of Neal & Brinker, 20, p 46 Personality and human nature as ele- meuts of commercial success, Noy 14, p 54 Receipts for remittances in the hard- ware trade, Dec 5, p 62 Short methods in figures, July 18, p D4 (See also Advertising; Hardware mer- chants; Window displays.) Business situation: International business 17, p3 Prices and catastrophes, Sep 12, p 24 Sentiment and statistics, Dee 12, p 50 (See also Finance; Hardware trade; Iron trade.) Butler leather fillet, Oct 24, p 25* By-product coke ovens in the United States, July 18, p 14* Aug relations, Oct Cc. “Ca’ canny ” in British industries, Dec ih, p 27 Cabinets: Jennings, Sep 19, p 40* Warren, Aug. 15, p 62*; 22, p 56*; 29, p, 50*: Sep 5, p 50* Cables, Making East River Bridge, Oct 17. p13 Cabot-Patterson hot blast stove, Oct 10, p 3* Caissons, New York Stock * Sep 26, p 1* Caleium carbide in Germany, Aug 22, p 49 Calipers, Spring, Sep 12, p 52* Calumet & Hecla Mining Company, Sand wheel, Nov 14, p 1* Exchange, Campbell casting machine, Oct 17, p o* Canada: Fast Atlantic project, Oct 31, p 16 Imports of agricultural implements, Dee 12, p 20 Iron bounty regulations, Aug 8, p 16 Iron discoveries, Aug 22, p 6 Minerals on Hunter's Island, July 11, p15 Ontario mineral tax, Oct 31, p 16 Reciprocity matters, Sep 5, p 9; Nov 14, p 6 Steel strike, Effects of, Aug 22, p 5 Canadian news, July 11, p 15; Aug 8, p 16; 22, p 5; Sep 5, p 4; 19, p 25; Oct 3, p 18; 24, p 16; 31, p 16; Nov 14, p 6; 28, p 2; Dee 12, p 20; 26, p 24 Canadian Niagara July 4, p 30 Canals: Great lakes to ocean, Need of, Aug 8, p17 * Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., Aug 29, p 9 Sault traftic, July 11, p 11; Nov 14, p. Cauning Machinery Company, July .18, Power Company, Car tamine, Nov 14, p 22 Car hauls and retarders, Aultman, Nov 7. p 13* Carbo-muangan, Sep 12, p 7; 26, p 23 Carbon and phorphorus in steel jngots, Sep 26, p 24 Carnahan Stamping & Can Company, July 18, pS Carnahan Tin Plate & Sheet Company, July 11, p 6 (‘arnegie, Andrew, research ship, Dee 26, p 20 Carnegie Sheet Steel Company, Aug 15, p 28 Carnegie Steel Company: New records of production, Nov 21, 52 Wage scales unchanged, Dee 5, p 18 Carnegie Technical School, Pittsburgh, July 11, p 19 Cars: : Electric, for bigh speeds, Sep 19, p 15 Steel in car construction, Aug 8, p 18 Casselberry, A Q., Window Display, Sep 26, p 46b* Casters: Corker, July 25, p 56* Stengel double roller, Aug 8, p 49* Casting foundry pig iron, Sep 12, p 4* Casting machines, Pig iron, Develop- ment of. Oct 10, p 13*; 17, p 6*; 24. p 28 Catalogue house competition, Aug 15, p 49; 20, p 40 Cattaraugus Cutlery Company, Buffalo exhibit, Sep 26, p 46a* Cementation furnace, Oct 3, p 6* Cementation of steel and iron with gas, Oct 5, p 6* Centering machine and Oct 31, p T* Ceutral American notes, Aug 1, p 37: 22. p 11; Sep 26, p 12; Oct 24, p 19; 31, p 19; Nov 28, p 30; Dee 19, p 16 Central Iron & Steel Company, July 4, p 1s Central Pennsylvania news, July 11, p i; Nov 14, p 4; 21, p 3; 28, p 17; Dec 5, p 8; 12, p 14; 19, pd Chain cables, Newhall, July 25 =), p 26 Chain testing machine, Philadelphia, July 11, p 14* scholar- p drill, Phoenix, Champien Rivet Company, Aug 22 oo -? Chapin-Stephens Company, Aug 29 42 Chaplet, Peerless perforated, July p f2* Charging larry. Sharon Steel Comy July 4, p 1*, 5* Charleston Interstate Exposition, 28, p 32 Check and voucher combined, Sep p 45 Checks, A novelty in, Nev 28, p 54 Cheese hoops, Sturges, July 25, p 55* Chester industrial notes, July 18, p 19; Sep 26, p 16 Chicago Hardware and Manufacturers’ Club, Sep 26, p 45; Dec 5, p 53 Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company, Aug & pd Chicago Retail Hardware Dealers’ <As- sociation, July 25, p 53; Dec 5, p Chicago Spring Butt Company, July 18, Chicaga Steel Mfg. Company, Oct 3, p Phan Tin Plate & Can Cempany, July 18, p 7 Chimney failure, Dec 26, p 10* China: Condition of trade, July 18, p 50 Tariff, Aug 22, p 9 Chuck, Union steel independent, July 11, p 15* Chucking. boring and turning machine, Potter & Johnston, Sep 5, p 10* Cincinnati Metal Trades Association, Oct 31, p 13 Cincinnati milling p 1* Cities, The hope and menace of Ameri- can, Dee 26, p 37 Clamp, Carpenters’, Aug 8, p 48* machine, Novy 21, ps Capital self hardening steel, Dec 26, p 3 Clamp and drill, Burritt, Aug 1, p 56* Clamp Classil [ Cieave Clelan y Clerk’: Clevel; c Clevek Clevel; p Clevelk buff; Welt Clevis, Clima, }) Clippii 6 Coal fi 1 Coal SI Coal hi Coal n p Coal p Coal pi p Coat h Coe Br p Coke oa By-p J KKen Colby ir Collins Coloras Offic Plan Prop Repo Colum X Comme 1 Comme 2 Compa 1° Compa Campr S Compr Concre 4) Consol Cone Germ 1s Legis 2¢ Mode IP Publi ee Contra, Ci Canvey 19 Cocper, tu Coping Copper Copp 2 Engli Lake New : Pp Copyin; Jt THE IRON AGE, V Clamp lathe dog, Lilley, Noy 21, p 17* Classification changes, Western, Aug 1, p 46 Cieaver, Family, Aug 29, p 50 Cleland, RK. J. Credits and collections, Aug 15, p 52 Cierk’s Refrain: A poem, Aug 22, p 46 Cleveland as a hardware and iron center, Oct 17, p Se Cleveland drill socket, Oct 51, p 19* Cleveland iron mines, England, July 18, p 2o Cleveland Twist Drill Company: Buffalo exhibit, Oct 24, p 57* Welfare of employees, Sep 5, p 47* Clevis, Ferris safety, Dee 12, p d5d* Climax gasoline gas generator, July 25, p S* Clipping machine, Stewart, Oct 10, p 65* Coal fields of Northeastern China, Oct 17, p 24 handling machinery for steam plant, Dee 5, p 12* Coal hod, Novelty, Nov 21, p 64* Coal mining, The machine in, Aug 15, pa Coal production, Aug 8, p 16; 15, p 3 Coal pulverizing apparatus, Bell, Sep 26, p 14 Coat hanger, Double hook, Oct 17, p 58* Coe Brass Company’s purchase, Aug 1, p 35 Coke ovens: By-product ovens in the United States, July 18, p 14* IXennedy new design, July 4, p 12 Colby. A. Iu. Machine cast foundry pig iron, Sep 12, p 4* Cellins casting machine, Oct 17, p 7 Colorado Fuel & Lron Company: Officers, Aug 29, p 5 Plant extensions, Dee 5, p 33 Properties, List of, July 4, p 15 Report, Sep 12, p 21 Columbia Iron Works, Mich., Dee 5, p 32 Coal small Port Huron, ie, mn, ri- Commercial aspects of Roman life, Oet 10, p 4 | Commercial supremacy, American, Aug 29, p 4 Companies, Lron, in Pennsylvania, Dee 19, »D 6 Compass, Marble handy, Aug 8, p 47* Campressed air plant for quarrying. Sep 5, p 6* Compressor, Corn shock, July 25, p 56* Concrete construction, The advance of, Oct 3. p 1* Consolidation: Concentration of plants, Aug 22, p 25 Congressional interference with in- dustrial consolidation, July 11, p 20 Effect of consolidation Oct 3, p 21 European trusts, Report by Jenks, Aug 15, p 16 os Federal Industrial Commission hear- ings, Sep 12, p 17; 19, p 4; Oct 17, p4 German syndicates, Aug 15, p 32; Sep 19, p 17; 26, p 10 Legislation against trusts, Oct 10, p 26 manufacturing management, xf W. Modern consolidations explained by President Schwab, Dec 26, p 26 Publicity fer the affairs of industrial corporations, Sep 19, p 18 Contraction of metals while casting, Controlling, Nov 14, p 18* Conveyor, Volikommer pneumatic, Dee 19, p 6* | Cocper, Hewitt & Co.’s early manufac- ture of steel, Dec 5, p 20 Coping machine, Ham, Oct 31, p 21* Copper: Copper situation, July 18, p 21; Sep 26, p 20; Dec 5, p 26; 19, p 26 English market, Sep 5, p 21 Lake Superior, Oct 3, p 8: 17, p 27 New York Exchange trading, Nov 7, p 25 Copying press,’ Pridmore automatic, July 18, p 60* Core machine, Wadsworth & Sherwin hand power, Oct 10, p 25 Cork pullers, Phoenix, Dee 5, p 65* Corn harvester, The, Sep 19, p 384; 26, p13 Corn shock compressor, Star, July 25, p ob* Cornwall ore hills of July 18, p 1* Cost of shop drawings, July 11, p 13 Pennsylvania, Cotton situation, Oct 24, p 26 Counting machines, Durant, Oct 31, p G2* Coupling, Davis compression, Aug 1, p 7% Cozzens, I’. H., Portrait, Aug 15, p 51* Cramp Steel Company, July 4, p 32 Cranes: Brown cantilever, Sharon Steel Com- pany, July 4, p 4* Revolving, for plate p 3* Shipyard cranes, Nov 28, p 14* Cream separator, Arras, Oct 10, p G7* Credits and collections, Aug Sep 12, p 44 Crolard board, Oct 10, p 63* Crops in the West, Aug 1, p 21 Crucible Steel Company of America, Financial statement, Oct 17, p 238 Crude oil heating furnace, Oct 24, p 17* Cuba: Hardware trade, Aug 29, p 48 Iron and steel imports, Aug 29, p 24 Iron production, Aug 8, p 10 Tariff, July 4, p 25; Aug 8, p 5; Sep 26, p 14; Oct 3, p 17 Cupola explosion, Chicago, July 4, p 12 Curry combs: Reforimn, Oct 24, p 60* Spring, Oct 10, p 64* Cutting off machines: Franklin, July 4, p 14* Hlurlbut-Rogers, Dee 19, p 1* Cuyahoga Steel & Wire Company, July work, Aug 22, 15, p 52; 4, p 29 D. D'Amour & Littledale sensitive drill, Sep 12, p 11* Dam, Hannawa Falls, Dee 26, p 16* Davies mold for pig casting, Oct 10, p 15* Davis compression coupling, Aug 1, p "3% ‘ Day, Charles. The Taylor-White proc- ess of treating tool steel, Sep 19, p 10 Decorating sheet steel painted ware by machine methods, Dec 26, p 12* Defiance grinding and polishing ma- chine, Nov 21, p 12* Department stores, Sep 5, p 46 Derrick on gas holder, Aug 22, p 4* Detrick & Harvey Machine Company: Buffalo exhibit, July 25, p 1* Drilling, milling and boring machine, Sep 26, p 8 Dickerson, Frank, Address trait, Oct 10, p 53* Dies, One-operation, Oct 17, p 14*; Dee », pe Discoveries of 1901, Dee 26, p 21 Dithridge Steel Car Company, Aug 8, py Dividers, July 25, p 54*; Sep 12, p 52* Dodge Mfg. Company, Sep 5, p 15 Dominion Iron & Steel Company, Fi- nances, Sep 5, p 19 Donner process of rolling tin plate, Oct and por- 10, p 10 Door bolt, T-handle mortise, Aug 15, p 61 Door hangers: Wideman trolley, Oct 10, p 64* Wilbern adjustable, Sep 12, p 54* Wilcox velvet roller, Oct 3, p 54* Door hardware: Hampton design, Oct 24, p 60* Mecea design, July 25, p 55* Dorman, Charles, his impressions of the U. S., Dee 26, p 8 Doxsee, C. M. Show window display, Aug 8, p 44 Draftsmen, Wages paid to, July 11, p 13 Drawback: Box straps, Oct 10, p $8 Cast iron pipe, Aug 1, p 22 Drawing pen, Paragon, Nov 28, p 64* Drawings, Shop, Cost of, July 11, p 13 Drill, Millers Falls chain, Sep 26, p 50* Drill grinder, New Yankee, Oct 31, p iv* Drill socket, Cleveland, Oet 31, p 19* Drilling, boring and milling machine, Detrick & Harvey. July Drilling machines: Iy Amour & Littledale, Sep 12, p 11* Electrically driven, Prentice, July 18, p 9*; Oct 17, p 14* Fosdick & Holloway, Oct 24, p 1* Newton, for steel trucks, Sep 12, p ~:, Dod Prentice gang drill, July 4, p 13* Drop hammer, History of the, Oct 17, 23, Dp 2° p 22 Drought in the West, Aug 1, p 21 Dry dock, New, at Baltimore, Dec 5, p 32 Dubuque Hardware Club, Oct 17, p 56 Durfee & Egleston casting machine, Oct 17, ps Duties. (See Tariff) Dyblie wire bar casting machine, Oct 17, p 11* Dynamos. (See Generating sets) E. laustern Steel Corporation, Oct 3, p 5 Sconomical distribution of hardware goods, Oct 10, p 50; 24, p 51 Sdgar Thomson records, Oct 8, p 26 Sdison storage battery at Buffalo, July 25, p 8; Aug 1, p 20 Egg cup and cutter, Dec 19, p 60* Egypt. Hardware in, July 11, p 47; Sep 12, p 45 Sight-hour legislation, Federal, Dee 26 p2 ‘Mectric furnace products, E. G. son, Aug 22, p 24 Electric locomotives, Hunt, Dee 26, p 7? Electric railways: High speed, Sep 19, p 15* ’ Ache- Interurban railways, Dee 19, p 24 tails for, Nov 28, p 28 Electric Smelting & Reducing Coim- pany Pittsburgh Reduction Company, Oct 31, p 15 Electric stock gauge for furnaces, Nov 28, p 16 Electrical equipment, Standardizing of, Aug 15, p 27 Eliza furnace plant, Oct 31, p 1*; Sup.* Emergency provisions for accidents, Sep 19, p 20 Emery grinder, Bicycle, Oct 10, p 67* Empire Steel & [ron Company, Oct 24, p 39 Engines: American stationary engines in Great Britain, Sep 12, p 25 Diesel engine contract, Oct 17, p 14 Locke stenm vehicle engine, Aug 22, p 10* Naylor valve gear, Dec 12, p 16* Standardization of engines, Dec 19, p 14 Superheated steam in engines, Aug 1, p 8*; Nov 7, p 2 Verett four-cylinder engine, Aug 29, pi* (See also Gas engines) Enterprise Mfg. Company, Buffalo ex- hibit, Sep 26, p 46a* European trip by Archer Brown; Oct 31, p 20 Us. European trusts, Report by J. W. Jenks, Aug 15, p 16 Everett furnace, Oct 10, p 1* Explosives, High, Experiments with, Nov 21, p 22 Export prices, Special, Oct 24, p 20 Export trade: American export interests, Nov 7, p - Care in filling foreign orders, July 25, ps Change in our foreign trade, Nov 7, p 22 Vl THE IRON AGE. Export trade (continued): Franklin Machine Works: 1 Great Britain (continued): lron and steel, Aug 8 p 17 Boring. driling and milling machine, | Iren ore shortage, Dec 26, p 8 Machinery, Aug 8, p 17 Nails, Nov 21, p 57 Packing goods for export, July 11, p ou lig iron and steel to Great Britain, July 25, Report of p 21 American manufacturers, Oct 24, p 20 Wire, Nov 21, p 57 (See also names of countries) F. Fairbanks lathe tail stock, Dee 19, p Fans. The efficiency of, Oct 10, p 41 Farwell cutter grinder, Oct 17, p 13* Fay, A. E. Development of the pig casting machine, Oct 10, p 13*; 17, p 6* Fay & Egan band scroll saw, Aug 15, ) 10% Federal Industrial Commission: I:xtension proposition, Dec 19, p 21 Margin of profit in pig iron and steel, Nov 14, p 18 Report on export prices, Oct 24, p 20 Report on work of Commission, Dec 5. p 6 Review of evidence sion, Sep 12, p 17: p4 Feed water heater, Gibson, July 25, p 6 Fence, Mesker twentieth century, July 4, p 60* Fernley, T. J., Address Oct 10, p 48, 49* Ferracute notching press, Nov 14, p 15* Ierris pig iron casting machine, Oct 17. p6 Ferro-chrome manufacture, Sep 19, p 9 Field glass, The Porro prism, Dee 12, before Commis- 19, p 4; Oct 17, and Portrait, p 12* Figures, Short methods in, July 18, p D4 File handle, Simplicity, Aug 29, p 50* Fillet, Butler leather, Oct 24, p 23* Finance: Agitation for financial reform, Oct 31, p 28 Currency legislation proposed, Dec 12, p 30 Evils of our financial system, Sep 26, p19 General monetary situation, Aug 29, p19 Money for the autumn, July 25, p 21 Movement of gold, Oct 31, p 29; Nov 7. p 24 Supplies of money, Aug 15, p 26 Supply of gold and the supply of credit, July 11, p 22 Financial legislation, Nov 21, p 35; Dee 26, p 22 Fire proof building material, Tests of, Sep 12, p 138; Oct 10, p 41 Fischer Foundry & Machine Company, Nov 21, p 3 Flanges, Standardization heavy, Oct 10, p 28 Float, U. S. battle ship July 25, p 53* Floor brush, Dustless, July 18, p 61* Fly wheels, Bursting of small cast iron, Dec 12, p 25 Ford, A. H.: Russia and America in the far East, Nov 7, p 9 Russo-American Oct 31, p 25 Fore River Ship & Engine Company, Cranes, Nov 28, p 14* Foreign trade, Change in our, Nov 7, ats) 4 Fosdick & Holloway drilling machine, Oct 24, p 1* Foundation for New York Stock Ex- change, Sep 26, p 1* Foundry of E. W. Bliss Company, Aug 8, p 1* Foundry labor situation at Chicago, Dec 19, p 25 Foundry patterns, Insuring, Aug 29, p 15 France, Iron syndicates, Sep 12, p 24 of extra * Garland,” railways in Asia, Oct 10, p 1* Foundry cold saw cutting chine, July 4, p 14* “ranklin water tube boiler, Dee 19, p * off ma- trade with pT “reight rates, Iron ore freights and the Minnesota Commission, July 18, p 1G “rench-American Nov 14, p 2 ‘uiton, Robert, Memorial erected by the Am. Soc. M. E., Dee 12, p 5 urhnaces: Crude oil heating furnace, Oct 24, p 17* Morgan suspended roof heating, Sep IZ. p 9* Schwartz melting and refining, Aug Ss, p 13* “ree Porto Rico, July 11, _— industrial school, = — G. Galvanized goods in England, July 11, p 47* Garbage receptacle, Portable pivoted, Oct 10, p 65* Garland, Robert, Portrait, Oct 17, p 51* Garrett, Wm. The passing of the rod mill, July 25, p 22 Gary Memorial Church, Nov 28, p 29 Gas: Acme, for fuel, light and power pur- poses, Oct 24, p 11* Analyses of gas, Sep 12, p 10 Mond process, July 25, p 19 Production of illuminating, from coke ovens, Nov 28, p 4* Gas engine trade, Growth of, Sep 15, p 18 Gas engines: Blast furnace engines in Austria, Nov 21, p 12 Buffalo exhibit, Oct 17, p 25 Buffalo tandem, Sep 5, p 12* Gas engines in mining, Nov 28, p 19 Maywood, Nov 14, p 3* Nash, Oct 31, p 10* Sterling portable, Aug 15, p 15* Stickney, Aug 15, p 15 Warren, Sep 19, p 1* Gas fields of the West and Southwest, Aug §, p 10 Gas generator, Climax, July 25, p 8* Gas holder, Erection of large, Aug 22, 1* Gas stoves, Large shipments, Sep 12, p 47 Gauge, Stock, for furnaces, Noy 28, p 16 Gearing, Worm, Bassett method of tak- ing up end thrust, Nov 21, p 31* Generating sets: Buffalo double set, Aug 1, p 6* Standardization of dynamos, Dec 19, p 14 Sturtevant set, Aug 15, p 13* Germany: American competition, Dec 12, p 26 Commerce and industries of, in 1900, Nov 21, p 32 Hardware trade, July 4, p 54 Iron imports and exports, Aug 29, p 3 Syndicates, Aug 15, p 32; Sep 19, p 17 Tariff, Aug 1, p 18, 20; 22, p 21; July 18, p 51; Aug 15, p 59 Trade depression, Dec 12, p 34; 26, p 9 U. S. trade with Germany, Aug 8, p 11 Wire tacks exported, July 11, p 49 Gillmor, H. G. Brief comparison of re- cent battle ship designs, Dec 19, _p 17* Glasgow exhibition, Iron and steel ex- hibits, Jnly 18, p 10 Gold (See Finance.) Gold mining, Screens for gold bearing sand, Nov 21, p 11* Grate, Green traveling link, Oct 31, p Oo*e Great Britain: “Ca’ canny” Dec 5, p 27 in British industries, Notes from, by 8. G. T1., July 4, p 18: 11, p 18; 18, p 18; Aug 15, p 8; 22, p 19; Sep 5, p 21; 19, p 8; Oct 3, p 16; 31, p 17: Nov. 28, p 24; Dee 5, p 9; 12, p 33; 19, p 7; 26, p 8 Rosebery’s arraignment of the British people, Nov 14, p 24 Standardization in Great Britain, Dec 12, p 33 Structural steel prospects, Dee 5, p 9 Green traveling link grate, Oct 31, p 22* Grinding and polishing machine, De- fiance, Nov 21, p 12* Grinding machines: Bath upright, Sep 5, p 1* Clipper and surface grinder, Sep 12, p 53* Farwell cutter grinder, Oct 17, p 15* Lea universal, Sep 12, p 12* Yankee wet drill grinder, Oct 51, p Wy fog Grinding mill, Tennessee hand, Dee 5, p 65* Groesbeck, W. G. Side launch of tor- pedo boats and torpedo boat de- stroyers, Dec 5, p 15* Gulf Coast Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company, Nov 14, p 41 Gun cleaner, Ideal, Noy 14, p 56* Guus: Automatie ejector and nonejector shot- guns, July 18, p 60 Brown segmental, Breech block blown off, Oct 31, p 32 Remington rifle, Aug 8, p 50* St. Louis air rifle, Oct 10, p 68* Test of new dynamite gun, Noy 14, p - 12 Warrior air rifles, Oct 24, p 59* Winchester repeater, Sep 12, p 52* Gurney Refrigerator Company, Aug. 1 p 49 H. Ham coping machine, Oct 31, p 21* Hammers: Hilbert-Freiberg power, Oct 24, p 19* History of the drop hammer, Oct 17, p 99 Handles, Tool, Musical, Sep 5, p 49* Hannawa Falls water-power develop- ment. Dec 26, p 16* Hardware consolidation, Sep 26, p 41; Oct 3, p 39, 48, 44; Nov 7, p 49 Hardware merchants: August work, Aug 1, p 50 Bad accounts, July 4, p 57 Business methods of large tions, July 4, p 56 December work, Dec 5, p 60 Jobber, Definition of, Oct 17, p 52 November work, Oct 31; p 56 October work, Oct 3, p 46 Retail hardware merchants’ drances, Dec 19, p 55 corpora- hin- Retailer; his rights and his power, July 11, p 46 September work, Aug 29, p 41 Success in business, July 4, p 51 (See also Business methods.) Hardware merchants’ pamphlets, cir- culars, &¢., July 11, p 45; 18, p 56 Hardware trade, July 4, p 45; 11, p 43; 18, p 46; 25, p 41; Aug 1, p 42: 8, p 39; 15, p 45: 22, p 42; 29, p 38; Sep 5, p 38; 12, p 40; 19, p 39; 26, p 41; Oct 3, p 39; 10, p 43; 17, p 41; 24, p 46; 31, p 48; Nov 7, p 44: 14, p 44; 21. p 53; 28, p 51; Dec 5, p 49; 12, p 52; 19, p 45; 26, p 44 Catalogue house competition, Aug 15, p 49; 29, p 40 Cuba, Aug 29, p 48 Difficulties in the profitable conduct of wholesale business, Oct 31, p 58 Economical distribution of goods, Oct 10, p 50; 24, p 51 Egypt, July 11, p 47 England, July 4, p 54; 11, p 47; 18, p 50; 25, p 44; Aug 1, p 47; 15, p 59; Sep 12, p 45; Oct 24, p 52; Nov 28, p 55; Dee 5, p 57; 12, p 54a; 19, p 50 Germany, July 4, p 54: Aug 22, p 49 Hir Ho Hol Hoc Cc Si Ho} Ho Ho} Hoi Hol Hos Hos Hot Ho Hor Hu Hul Hu Hw Hu Hw Hy: Hy Illit Tlir Ind Ind H. P THE IRON AGE. vii Hardware trade (continued): India (continued): J. India, July 11, p 48 Trade conditions and statistics, Sep | Jacks: ; Russia, July 4, p 55 Dd, p 21 3} I adjustable, Nov 14, p 57* Harmet system of compressing steel in- | lidiana Retail Hardware Dealers’ As- Lane automobile, Oct 10, p 62* gots, Oct 3, p 14* sociation, Dee 5, p 55 Simplex, Aug 8, p 49* Hartley, H. J. The old and new in the | Industrial consolidations (See Consoli- | Jackson belt lacing machine. Nov 21, boiler trade, Sep 19, p 37 Hartman Mfg. Company, Aug 15, p 25; Dec 5, p 61 Harvester, Corn, Sep 19, p 34: Harvey patent royalties, Oct 31, p 27 Harvey United Steel Company, pli Hatch, J. N. Pittsburgh of the future, July 25, p 35; Aug 8, p 36 Haulage, Morgan combined third and traction rail system, Oct 31, p 14* Haverfield, B. W. Hardware store win- dow display, Nov 7, p 52; 21, p 60 Hawaiian Islands, Trade in, Aug 29, p 26, p 13 Aug 29, p 14; Aug 29, 48 Ilayden, Brace, Portrait, July 18, p 52* Heating, Ventilating & Foundry Com- pany, Pittsburgh, New buildings, July 11, p 42 Heating furnace, Crude oil, Oct 24, p 17* Hickman-Hamilton controversy, July 18, p1s Hicks Locomotive & Car Works, July 20, p i] Highland Iron & Steel Company, Dee 12, p10 Hilbert-Freiberg power hammer, Oct 24, p 19* Hilles & Jones rapid action punch, Sep 19, p 7* Hinges: Gossett detachable suspension, Nov 21, p 64* Pivot hinge, Ball bearing, July 4, p 59* Wilcox-Erickson double acting, Sep 5, p 49* Hirst, William. The design of angle rolls, Aug 8, p 6*; 22, p 12* Hockley, J. A., of Australia, Dee 19, p 51 Holmboe casting machine, Oct 17, p 9* Hooks: Coat and hat, Aug 22, p 56* Jenckes ceiling, July 18, p 61* Safety ladder hook, Sep 19, p 50* Hope and menace of American cities, The, Dee 26, p 37 Horne, E. W., Portrait, July 4, p 51* Hiorse, an adjustable, Dec 12, p 59* Horseshoe, Hollow grip, Oct 10, p 66* Horse tie, Covert safety, Sep 5, p 50* Hose, Protector woven steel covered, July 11, p 55* Hose coupling, Sherman, Oct 10, p 66* Hot blast stove, Cabot-Patterson, Oct 10, p 3* Howard, J. Some chemical changes in malleable iron after annealing, Sep 12, p 16 Howard, J. E. Strains in bridge struc- tures, Aug 8, p 38 Hubbard, G. W., Address and portrait, Aug 22, p 46* Hubbell riveting machine, Dec 5, p 11* Huber hydraulic shaping system, July 4, p 16* Hunt electric locomotives, Dec 26, p 7* Hurlbut- — off machine, Dec 19, p 1 Hutchinson, G. A. The practical ap- plication of superheated steam, Aug 1, p 8* Hydraulic press operating valve, July 1, p 8* Hydraulic shaping system, Huber, July 4, p 16* Illinois Retail Hardware Dealers’ As- sociation label, Oct 24, p 59 Illinois Steel Company, Sep 5, p 18; Oct 3, p 9* Independent Stone Oct 17, p 54 India: Hardware trade, July 11, p 48 Prospects in, Nov 14, p 25 Company's lunch, dations) Insuring patterns, Aug 29, p 15 International Acheson Graphite pany, July 18, p 383 International Association of Com- Machin- ists, Standard of, Aug 1, p 21 International Steam Pump Company, Report, July 11, p 40 Interurban electric railways, Dec 19, p 24 Inventory, Suggestions for, Dec 19, p 4-4 Invoice, Au antique, Oct 3, p 38 Iron: Annealing malleable iron, Chemical changes, Sep 12, p 16 Cementation with gas, Oct 3, New South Wales deposits, 11 Pig iron, Machine cast, (See also Steel) Tron Age advertising cuts, [ron and industrial stocks, July 4, p 29; 11, p 40; 18, p 42; - p 37; Aug 1, p 36; 8, p 34; 15, 43; ry D 38; 29, p 32; 2% 5, D 32: 12, p 38; 19, 4 35; 26, » 34; Oct 10, p 36: 17, p 38; 24, p 40: 31, p 45; Nov 7, p 39; 14, p 41; 21, p 52; 28, p 45; Dee 12, p 50; 19, p 40; 26, p 39 and metal trades, July 4, p 33; 11, p 33; 18, p 34; 25, p 29; Aug 1, p 28; 8, p 27; 15, p 36; 22, p 31; 29, p 26; Sep 5, p 25; 12, p 30; 19, p 28; 26, p 26; Oct 3, p 29; 10, p 29; 17, p 31; 24, Ds @ 31, p 36; Nov 7, p 30; 14, p 33; 21, p 41; 28, p 36; Dec 5, p 36; 12, p in 19, p 33; 26, p 32 and steel works, the steel industry, Iron mines: Cleveland district, p 6 Oct 3, Dp Sep 12, p 4* Nov 21, p 66 Iron Iron Fresh capital in July 4, p 238 England, July 18, p 29 Cornwall ore hills of Pennsylvania, July 18, p 1* Stevenson mine, July 18, p 8 Iron production: Bilbao, Spain, Sep 19, p 9 Cuba, Aug 8, p 10 Decline in pig iron, July 11, Aug 15, p 33; Sep 12, p 27 Increase in pig i Oct 10, p 40; Noy p 29; 14, p 28; Dee 12, p 36 Lake district, tate ae p 22; li, p 1s; Aug 1, p 19; 8, p 15; 15 e 14: 5 22, p 22; Sep 5, p 8; 12, p 23: 26, p 5; Oct 10, p 12; 24, p 10; 31, p 31; Nov 7, p 26; 28, p 26 Midsummer pig iron statistics, Aug 1,p3 Minnesota mines, Dec 12, p 11 Ontario, 1900, July 25, p ‘VW Ore production, U. S., 11, p 22 Russia, 1900, Aug. 1, p 36 Statistics for 1900, Dec 5, p 31 United Kingdom, Oct 3, p 19; 24, p 25 Iron scrap, Western situation, Dec 12, p 31 Iron syndicates in France, Sep 12, p 24 Iron trade: American bar iron in Australia, Sep 5, p 14 Bar iron trade, Oct 17, p 20 Detroit industry, Oct 17, p 5 English ea of pig iron and steel, Oct 24, p 2 Great Britain, July 4, p 18; piv Promising outlook, Sep 26, p 19 Puzzling course of trade, Dec 5, p 26 Russia, Oct 31, p 18 —T Oct 3, p 4; 31, p 12; in 1900, July Oct 31, Nov 7, Selling pig iron by fracture, Oct 3, p 20; 17, p 21 Iroquois Iron Company’s new furnace, Nov 28, p 1 Italy, Trade in, Sep 26, p 44 p 13* Japan, Imports of metals and machin- ery, 1900, Aug 15, p 12 Javanese, Trade with the, Oct 24, p 52 Jenks, J. W. Report on European trusts, Aug 15, p 16 Jessop American steel plant, July 25, p 37 Jig saw, C framed, Nov 7, p 58* Jobber, Detinition of, Oct 17, p 52 sobbing consolidation, Sep 26, p 41; Oct >, p 39, 438, 44; Nov 7, p 49 Johns-Manville, H. W., Company, Dee 26, p 6 Jobns shears and punches, Aug 29, p 6* Johnson, Tom L., Mayor of Cleveland, Oct 17, p s2e* Johnson, W. ¢ Water power develop- ment at Hannawa Falls, Dee 26, p 16* K. Keeping track of shop work, July 25, p 5l Key rings: Klein, Nov 28, p 64* Steel, Oct 17, p 57 Nov 21, p 2 Company, Ixeystone Driller Company, Kilbourne & Jacobs Mfg. Aug 22, p 11 King smoke consumer, July 25, p 10* Kinkerter & Sheppard, Philadelphia, Dee 19, p 52 Kirk, R. A., Portrait and address, Oct 17. p 52*. 52e¢ Kitchen articles, Crescent, Oct 10, p 66* Knapp & Spencer Company, Dee 5, p 61 Knives: Hall’s combination, Aug 8, p 49* Hartzell kitchen knife, oP 12, P D4* Hartzell skinning, Dee 12, p 57* Ideal hunting knife, Sloyd kindergarten, Se - 12 », p 53* Nov 14, p 56* Steel edge plated, Aug 15, p 61* Knob spindle, Noack adjustable screw- less, Nov 21, p 65* Knurl outfits, Sets of, Dec 26, p 52* Koch, J. €., Portrait, Oct 17, p 52a* Kretsinger, I’. S., Portrait, Oct 17, p nO* i. Labor: Bonus system, Dee 12, p 22 “Ca’ canny” in British industries, Dec 5, p 27 Coercive trade unionism discussed by J. A. Miller, July 18, p 20 Discussion by Isaac Barton, Oct 3, p 21 English report, Sep 19, p 7 Federal eight-hour legislation, Dee 26, p 2 Foundry situation at Chicago, Dec 19, 25 tater unions and the publie peace, July 11, p 21 New England matters, Sep 5, p 15 Piece work system and the Machin- ists’ Union, July 25, p 23 Skill in labor, Sep 12, p 25 Some aspects of the labor question and shop ethics, Sep 19, p 25 Trade union renee pa in Eng- land, Aug 22, p 2 War on trades anf thong Aug 15, p 26 Workmen as directors, Sep 19, p 18 (See also Wages) Ladder fixtures, Wilcox ball bearing, Oct 10, p 64* Ladders, Milbradt trolley, Oct 3, p 54* Lamps: ~—e acetylene yacht lamp, Dec , p 60* uitier ideal student, July 11, p 56* Turner little wonder, Oct 3, p 51* Lantern, Defiance cold blast, Dee 5, p 66* ee pit a ey ~s Vili THE IRON AGE, Latch for double Sep 5, p 49* Lath, Herringbone, Sep 19, p 49* Lathe tail stock, Dec 19, p 23* Lathes: Bullard combination Aug 29, p 11° Electrically driven, Prentice, July 18, pir New ideal engine lathe, Oct 17, p 1* Putnam axle lathe, Nov 7, p 1* acting gate hinge, Fairbank’s, turret machine, Latty, S. 1), Portrait, Oct 10, p 47* Laughlin Nail Company, New sheet mill, Dee 12, p 3h aunching torpedo Dee dD, ) 1* 2a universal grinder, Sep 12, ead coating cast iron, Oct 10, p 9 eavitt, Fo M. Power consumed = in propelling the Whitehead torpedo, Dec 12, p i* Legal standing of contract not to re- enter business, Oct 31, p 24 #lmon squeezer, Modern, July 25, p 55* enke, R. Highly superheated steam in engines, Nov 7, p 2 Lewis, J. F., Portrait, Aug 1, p 41* Lighting (See Acetylene lighting) Lilley clamp lathe dog, Nov 21, p 17* Limestone companies consolidate, Aug 15. poo Locks: — boats sideways, p 12° — American ventilating and burglar proof, Nov 28, p G5* Cylinder lock with reversible latch bolt, Aug 15, p 61 Locomotive trames, Cast steel, Sep 26, pi Locomotives: English rs. American, Sep 26, p 21 Hunt electric, Dee 26, p 7* Large orders for, Dec 19, p 28 Louden Machinery Company, Buffalo exhibit, Oct 24, p 57* Louisiana Purchase Exposition, Sep 26, p 11; Oct 24, p 5; Dee 12, p 8 M. Machine cast foundry pig iron, Sep 12, »p 4* Machine keys machine made, Aug 29, pis Machine shop experience, A, Aug 8, p 1S Machine tool trade and reciprocity, Dec 5, } US Machinery at the Pan-American Ex- position, July 18, p 9*; 25, p 1%; Aug 1, p 4*; lo, p 1°; 22, p 23; 29, p 11; Sep 5, p 10*; 12, p 1*; 19, p i*; Oct 17, p 24 Machinery market, July 4, p 39; 11, p 39; 18, p 41; 25, p 36; Aug 1, p 37; S, p 35; 15, p 42; 22, p 39; 29, p 33; Sep 5, p 52: 12, p 39: 19, p 36; 26, p 35: Oct 38. p 35: 10, p 3T; 17, p 39; 24, p 41; 31, p 43: Nov 7, p 37; 21, p 49; 28, p 45; Dec 5, p 45; 12, p 48; 19, p 41; 26, p 40 Machinists’ strike: Chicago, Strike at end. Aug 15, p 28 Connecticut, Judge order, July 25, p 24 Incident of the strike, Sep Gager'’s >, p 18 Injunctions, July 11, p 25; 25, p 24; Aug 29, p 17 International Association, Standing of, Aug 1, p 21 Pacific Coast, July 4, p 22; 11, p 27; Aug 1, p 25; 8 p 14: Sep 5, p 4 Proposition to National Metal Trades Association, July 11, p 25 Reports from various cities, July 18, p 28; Aug 1. p 3 Seventh week, July 4. p 24 Strike broken. Reports from various cities, July 4. p 27 What the machinists have lost, Aug 1, p 21 Machinists’ Union and the piece work system, July 25. p 25 Mackie Steel Tube Mfg. July 25, p 10 Magnesite, Duty on. Oct 31, p 27 Company, Manganese industry. July 11, p 18 r Malleable Iron Fittings Company, Oct 3. p 14 Manufacturer, }) D1 Manufacturing, July 4, p 30; 11, p 31; 1S, p 31; 25, p 26; Aug 1, p 26; 8, p 24; 15, p 34; 22, p 2; 29. p 24; Sep 5, p 23; 12, p 28; 19, p 26; 26, p 24; Oct 3, p 27; 10, p 28b; 17, p 28; 24, p 29; 31, p 33; Nov 7, p 27: 14, p 29; 21, p 38, 28, p 33; Dec », p 84: 12, p 37: 19, p 30; 26, p 30 Manufacturing plants, Concentration of, Aug 22, p 25 Mare Island Navy Yard, Machinery for, Aug 29, p 22; Oct 24, p 25 Marine engineering, Progress of ten years, Oct 5, p 25 Marshall-Wells Hardware Company's Warehouses, Nov 2S, p 57* Martin, S. SS. Rail rolling at lower temperatures during 1901, Dec 26, p< Maryland Sheet & Steel Company, Nov 28," p 35; Dee 5, p 33 Mat, Bristled wire, Aug 15, p 62* Maywood gas and gasoline engine, Nov 14, p 3* MeHenry track level, Aug 8, p 11* MeWinley, William, Death of, Sep 19, pis MLean, W. C. Window display, July 25, p 48; Aug 1, p 51 MeMurtry, G, G., and Vandergrift, Pa., Aug 22, p 26; Nov 21, p 5* Measuring instruments. Brown «& Sharpe, July 18, p 17* Meat and food chopper, National, Oct 17, p 60* Mechanical stoker, Green, Oct 31, p 22* Mediterranean countries, Trade in, Sep 26, p 44 Melville, Admiral Geo. W.: Report by, Oct 24, ps Tribute to Robert Fulton, Dee 12. p 5 Mesta Machine Company, July 18, p 33: Nov 14, p o* Metal trade, Outlook 10, p aS Metric wire gauge, p 9* The American, Oct 31, and prices, Oct Griswold, Oct 10, Mexico: Notes from. Aug 29, p 10; Sep 5, p 43; 26, p 21; Oct 17, p 24: Nov 7, p 25; 28, p 3; Dec 19, p 28; 26, p 25 Tariff changes, Dec 5, p 24 Visit of the American Institute of Mining Engineers, Nov 21, p 9; 28, p 18: Dee 5, p 29 Michigan Retail Hardware Denlers' Association, Aug 1, p 45: 15, p 50; 22. p 45 Micro-photographs of rail steel, Dee 26, et Middlesbrough district, Aug 1, p 6 Miles, M. T., Portrait. Oct 10, p 28a Milliken Brothers, Aug 29, p 2 Milling machines: Becker vertical, with Sturtevant mo- tor, Oct 24, p 7* Becker-Brainard, Nov 21, p 30 Brown & Sharpe, Dec 5, p 14* Brown & Sharpe vertical spindle, Sep 12, p 1° Cincinnati, Nov 21, p 1* Newton, for steel trucks, Sep 12, p22* Mineral production of the United States, Oct 10, p 27 Mineral statistics, Value of. Aug 29, p 21 Minerals of British India, Dec 19, p 3 Mines of Mexico, Nov 28, p 18 Mining, Use of gas engines in Mexico, Nov 28, p 19 Minnesota mines, Shipments of, Dee 12, p 11 Minnesota ore railways’ decision, Nov 21, p 4 Minnie, H. C., Miter box: Perfection, Sep 12, p 54* Star, Oct 3, p 52* Molders’ conference, July 4. p 25 Molders’ strike, Chicago, July 18, p 19; 25. p 18: Aug 1, p 24: 8, p 33; 15, p 8; 22, p 40; 29, p 17 Portrait, Aug 22, p 45* Molding machines: Bryan vacuum, Nov 14, p wu Standard round, Aug 15, p 14* Mond gas, July 25, p It Monessen system, Oct Money (See Finance) Monongahela Valley Retail Hardware Dealers’ Association, July 18, p D4; Nov 2S, p 56; Dee 5, p 55 Monterey steel plant, Dec 12, p 27* Moore testing apparatus, Sep 26, p 13* Mophead, Gem, Aug 15, }) 61 Morgan combined third and traction rail system of haulage, Oct 31, p 14* Morgan continuous rod mill, efficiency test, Sep 12, p S* Myers, FF. E.. & Bro., Buffalo exhibit, Sep 19, p 45* N. ’ 10, p Ww Nail pullers: Improved Star, Oct 24, p 60* Samson, Nov 7, p 56* Nails, Production of cut nails, 1900, Oct 31, p 51 Nash gas engines, Oct 31, » 10* Nashua lron Company and its early manufacture of open hearth steel, Dec 5, p 22 National Burenu of Standards, Dee 19, p 4 National Enameling & Stamping Com- pany, Report, Aug 15, p 43 National Founders’ Association, Noy 21 p14 National Hardwave Association, Aug 22, p51; Sep 19, p 43; Oct 10, p 46; 17, p 45, 52,.53 National Paint. Oil and Varnish Asso- ciation, Oct 17, p 55 National Retail Hardware Dealers’ As- sociation, July 25, p 45 National Sewing Machine Works, July 18, p 57* National Standardizing Bureau, July 18, p 14 National Steel Company, July 4, p 29 National Steel Company and American Company Steel Hoop Company absorbed, July 11, p11 Naval Architects’ and Marine Engi- neers’ Convention, Oct 31, p 19 Naval development of the nineteenth century, Sep 26, p 40 Navy Department: Bids for supplies, Aug 2%, }» 22; Oct 24, p 6, 25: Nov 7, p 3s Dry Tortugas coaling station, Nov 7, p3 Engineering experimental laboratory, Oct 24, p 9 Failure of Personnel Bill, Oct 24, p 8 Report of Admiral Melville, Oct 24, p 8 ; Report of Admiral O'Neil, Wet 31, p S Report of Constructor Bowles, Oct 24, p 14 Navy Yard Employees’ Protective Asso- ciation, Aug 15, p 11 Naylor, E. W. Valve gear for gas, steam and air engines, Dec 12, p 16* Needham, G. E., Address and portrait, Oct 10, p 52* New England Hardware Dealers’ Asso- ciation, Sep 19, p 48; Nov 21, p 57; Dec 19, p 57 New England Iron and Hardware As- sociation, Sep 26, p 48 New Haven Iron & Steel Company, Sep 12, p 20; Nov 21, p 52; Dee 12, p 19 New South Wales, Iron imports, Oct 24, p 53 New York Stock Exchange foundation, Sep 26, p 1* Newhall Chain Forge & Iron Company, July 25, p 26 Newton milling and drilling equipment for steel trucks, Sep 12, p 22* Niagara: Canadian Power Niagara Company, July 4, p 30: Aug 8, p 5 Niagara Falls Power Company, Mod- els of, July 11, p 19; Oct 10, p 28b Notes on various companies, Aug 29, p 22 Niagi Po Nich Nick Nipp Nort Nort Nor Novi Nut, Nut Nut Obit Ay Be oO “Pp 19 4, n, nt iy, yd - b 29, THE IRON AGE. 1X Niagara (continued): Power developmeuts, Noy 21, p 30 Nicholson, S. M., Portrait, Oct 17, p 48* Nickel steed forarmor plate,Oct 10, p7 Nippers. Bernard, Sep 26, p 50* Northwestern railroad consolidation, Nov 21, p 34 Norton Emery Wheel Company at Buf- falo, July 25, p 1* Norvell-Shapleigh Hardware Company, Nov 21, p58 Scotia Steel & July 11, p 15 Nut, Columbia lock, Nov 7, p 55* Nut facer, Detrick & Harvey, July 25, p D* Nova Coal Company, Nutmeg grater, Family rotary, Sep 26, )) Pat Dh 0. Obituaries: Applin, John, Aug 15, p 31; 29, p 24 Baker, J. G.. Dee 12, p 40; 19, p 52; Ballard, H. C., Aug 22, p 41; Bangs, H. C.. July 25, p 40; Bar- bour, W. O., July 18, p 45; Bar- rows, W. E., Aug 1, p 41; Bauer, Samuel, July 18, p 45; Beach, H. IL... Dec 5, p 56; Best, John, Dee 5, » 25: Blankenmeyer, J. L., Oct 3, p 27; Bollinger, A. L., Sep 19, p 44; Booth, Lloyd, Sep 5, p 20; Bowler, Win., Nov 28, p 31; Bradley, H. O., Oct 31, p 32; Briggs, C. C., July 25, p 14: Britton, J. W.. Nov 28, p 31; Brown, Gilbert, Aug 8, p 25. Campbell, Peter, Dee 5, p 25; Claasen, GG. A.. Dee 12, p 40; Clarke, T. C., July 4. p 21; Conger, C. W., Nov ws, p su: Cory, b. U., July 18, p 45; Cramp, H. W., Oct 10, p 28a Davis, J. D.. Oct 10, p 28a; Dean, Joshua. Aug 15, p 31; Derley, C. Ek... July 18, p 45; Dixon, Sir Royl- ton, Avg 22, p 41; Doane, H. P.. July 11, p 41; Douglas, W. O., Aug 22, Pp 41 Kikel, Joseph, July 11, p 41; Elliott, W. F., Aug 8, p 23; Errington, B. F., Nov 21, p 57 ales, J. E., Oct 31, p 382; Ferry, Peter, Sep 5, p 20; Flannery, H. K., Oct 3. p 27: Flower, Thos., Oct 10, p 28a: Ford, W. R., Aug 29, p 24; Fraser, S. A., Dee 5, p 25 Gleason, E. P., Oct 10, p 61; Goodell, Ib) W.. Nov 7, p 39; Gould, Ezra, Nov 21, p 37; Graff, John, Nov 28, pl Heckscher, Richard, July 18, p 45; Henney. J. B., Nov 7, p 39; Hob- son, E. L.. Nov 21, p 387; Hogg, N. B., July 25, p40; Hopkins, W. P., Oct 24, p 40 Jenkins, G. A., Oct 3, p 27; Johnson, Cyrenius, Nov 21, p 36; Johnson, J. A.. Nov 21, p 36; Jones, D. M., July 11, p 41 ’ Kelly, P. H., July 25, p 40; Kennedy, J. P., Nov 7, p 39 Laird, Sir William, Aug 22, p 41; Law- rence, J. L., Nov 28, p 32; Lawson, John, Noy 28, p 381; Lea, F. C., July 25, p 40; Lewis, E. C., Oct #1, p 32: Lewis, E. F.. Aug 8, p 23; Lewis, J. F.. Aug 1, p 41; Lloyd, Henry. Oct 31, p 32; Long, J. M., July 11. p 41 MaeLachlan, Angus, Oct 24, p 40; Mar- lm, J. M., July 4, p 21; Mason, Carlisle, July 18, p 45; Matheson, Geo., Aug 8, p 23; MeMillan, Wm., Nov 21, p 36; Meeker, A. B., Nov 14, p 32; Miles, M. T., Oct 10, p 28a; Milner, Walter, July 18, p 45 Nye, G. N., Jnly 11, p 41 Ougheltree, F. M.. Aug 29 p 24: Orr, Arthur, July 25, p 40 Padgett, C. S.. Dee 12, p 40; Patter- son; F. J.. July 18, p 45; Patterson, J. E.. Oet 31, p 382: Patterson, W. H., Nov 28, p 31; Pattin, D. P., Oct 31, p 32: Plitt, Geo., Oct 10, p 28a; Pollock. T. H., Oct 24, p 40; Por- ier, J. W.. Dee 12, p 40; Powers, John, Nov 14, p 32; Prentiss, Henry, Jr., Oct 24, p 40 Obituaries (continued): Quackenbush, D. PL. Nov 28, p 82 Raymond, Alfred, Oct 31, p 32; Ray- mond, S. L., Nov 28, p 31; Redfern, W. C., Sep 5, p 20; Rogers, S. L.. July 25, p 40; Rogers, W. C., July 4, p 21; Ross, W. K., Aug 15, p 48; Rutter, R. A., July 25, p 40 Sargent, R. W., Nov 14, p 82; Sattley, Archibald, Aug 8, p 25; Sawyer, Melville, Nov 28, p 32; Seott, M. K., Dee 12, p 54a; Seabury, C. W., Aug 22, p 41; Seeberger, A. F., July 18, p 53; Sheble, E. A., Nov 14, p 32: Slater, J. A.. July 18, p $5; Smalley, C. F., Oct 31, p 32; Smith, Henry, Aug 15, p 31; Smith, R. T.. Oct 10, p 28a; Snyder, Rib- let, Nov 28, p 32; Soper, A. W.., Dec 5, p 25; Spofford, W. S., July 18, p 45; Spring, C. A., July 18, p 45: Studebaker, Clement, Dee 5, p 25; Sylvester, J. E., Aug 22, p 41 ‘Tegmeyer, J. H., July 11, p 41; Tilgh- man, B. C., July 18, p 45; Tucker, W. W., July 18, p 45 Verner, James, Aug 15, p 31 Wagoner, J. J., Sep 5, p 20; Walsh, *atrick, Aug 15, p 31; Weir, W. S., Nov 21, p 36; Whitec