The Iron Age 1906: Vol 77 Index

A. Aaron, C. F., Address by, 1039 Abrasive materials, Production of, 1971 Acme Lathe & Products Co., 198 Adams, C. E., *934 Adams, Ezra S., *82, 83 Advertising : Alphabetical advertisement, 909 Frequent change in, 1515 Hardware retailers’ advertising, 1004 Small town advertising, 1797 Snow shovels and brooms, *716 (See also Window display.) Africa, Engineering business opportu- nity in, 574 Agard, C. G., *812 Ainsworth, A. A., 81, *82 Air compressors : Blaisdell self oiling, *588 Champion copper mines, Painesdale, Mich., *427 Air heater, Green, *274 Air washer and humidifier, #1521 Alabama Consolidated Coal & Iron Co., Annual report, 221 Alavama iron ore investigation, 1108 Alaska tin deposits, 1742 Albree, Chester B., Iron Works Co., 341 Alcohol, Free industrial, 337, 597, 785, 960, 1196, 1754 Alcohol vs. gasoline . gines, 1843 Allis-Chalmers Co., 265, 1621 Additions to West Allis plant, *1245 Electrical works at Norwood, Ohio, *2052 Large contracts, 480 Almond right angle drive, *965 Altnoir, H. J., *1581 Aluminum: Aluminum industry and the Hall pat- ent, 1339 Posno system of brazing, 683 Production at Niagara Falls, 8 Aluminum cables across Niagara River, *755 Amalgamated .-ssociation scales, 1753, 1862, 1988, 1991, 2079 Ambulance chasing lawyer, 4338 American Boiler Manufacturers’ ciation, 1761 American & British Mfg. Co., Annual re- port, 1172 American Can Co.’s report, 535 American Electrochemical Society, 1178 American Foundrymen’s Association, 1678, 1685, 1847, 1902, 1916 American Hardware Corporation, 908 American Hardware Manufacturers’ Association, 1148, 1581, 1722, 1944, 2022 American Institute of Electrical Engi- neers, 962, 1831 American Institute of Mechanical En- gineers at Bethlehem, Pa., 771 American Institute of Mining Engineers in Europe, 418, 1605, 2066 American Iron & Steel Mfg. Co., 604 American Radiator Co., Statement, 967 American Railway Master Mechanics’ Association, 2007 American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers, 1363, 1497, 15 American Society for Testing Materials, 1479, 1621, 1907, 2055 American Steel & Tube Co., 222 American Supply and Machinery Manu- facturers’ Association, 971, 1037 American Tool Works Co., 492, 569 American Tube & Stamping Co., 764 Amiot, Lecours & Lariviere, 1880 Angle drive, Coates’, *342 Anglegraph, *1958 Annealing : Automatic, of metals, *1174 Effect of, on steel rails, 1398 Antirattler, Corey Quick Shift, *246 Buffalo, in explosive en- 1690, ASSO- ; Aubrey, A. J. INDE X. Illustrated articles indicated by *. Arkansas Hardware Association 1951 Arkansas Retail Hardware Association, 1724, 1948 Armor factory, Government, 1917 Armstrong Brothers Tool Co., 345 Asbestos protected metal, 2035 . Asbury, C. W., *2024 Ash handling system at power plant, 1187 Associated Foundry Foremen, 1606 Atha Steel Castings Co., 1287, 1621 Atkinson, Thomas, *82, 83 Atlanta Steel Hoop Co., 1391 Atwater, C. G. Tests of a coke oven gas engine, 596 Refractory uses of baux- map, 15438, ite, 495 Auctioneering by mail, 1705 Australia: Iron ore resources in, 28 Labor laws, 275 Notes, 245, 1795 Wolfram ore in, 1182 Automobile shows: Lessons of, 351 New York, 285, 351, 353 Automobile testing laboratory at Purdue University, 1020 Automobiles: Dust and motor car design, 25 Experience with trucks, 1108 More business or more pleasure. By M. C. Krarup, 493 Motor vehicles for business work. By M. C. Krarup, 765 Omnibus in London, 419 Statistics, 973 . Test of gasoline consumption, 1548 Truck, Four-wheel drive, *576 B. Backert, A. O. Chicago iron trade in 1905, 106 Backstrom-Smith steam turbine, *1680 Badger plate bending rolls, *757 Baird Machine Co., 269 Baker, J. E.. *917 Ball, Pneumatic golf, *1957 Ball bearing experiments, 533 Banking laws, National, Amendment, 1550 Bankruptcy law, Federal, 270, 350, 762, 970 Bar iron for the Navy Department, 2066 Barber, D. F., *934, *1149 Bare, F. A., *917 Barges, Steel, on the Ohio and Missis- sipni rivers. By R. J. Donovan, 688 Barkley, Davis, *629 Barnes, C. W., *548 Barr, J. F., *736 Bartlett, A. C., Address by and portrait, *546 Bassett, G. A., *812 Bassett’s “ New Haven Almanack,” Battle ship contest, 1750 Battle ship repair shops, Efficiency of, *318 1622 Battle ships, Proposals for Michigan and South Carolina, 2067 Baush Machine Tool Co., 1465 Bauxite, Refractory uses of. Aubrey, 494 Bayles, James C., 71 Becker-Brainard plain milling machine, By Bcd *671 Belgian engineers on American practice, 285 Belgium : American hardware in, 1947 Pig iron conditions in, 680 Belknap, W. R. Louisville fifty years ago, 161 , Belknap Hardware & Mfg. Co., History, *243 Bell, David, Engineering works, 1539 2000\ sending rolls, Niles motor driven, *1606 Benefiel, J. O. *352 Sennett, Irby, *2025 Berkshire Mfg. Co., 2070 Beshy disk grinder, *2062 sessemer Pig Iron Association, 2065 Best, T. J. Manufacture of soil pipes and fittings, 2075 Bethlehem Iron Co.’s bonds, 436 Bethlehem Steel Corporation, 1479 sigelow, S. A. Fifty years in the hard- ware business, 150 Billings & Spencer, 508 Bills, Old hardware, 828, 931, 1146 Bindley, Edwin, Biographica! sketch of, *1000 Birch suspension speed drill, *957 Birdsey, E. C., *813 sisbee copper mine pumps, 1271 Blaisdell Machinery Co., 588 Blast furnace charging apparatus, *505, *1679 Blast furnace gas, Electric power from. by A. G. McKee, 282 Blast furnaces: Anthracite, Condition of, 1488 Gas fired steam boilers, Report, Furnace bottoms, -Air, in malleable practice, 1273 Gayley dry air process, 771. By C. A. Meissner, 872, 956, 1131 History, 59 New, 13438 Loss of air in blowing furnaces. Otto Jaschke, 1692 Obstructions, Use of oxygen in removy- ing. By C. de Schwarz, 1608 Record output, 1481 Status of the merchant blast furnace, 1550 -Use of water to lower moisture. A. Steinbart, *1032, 1682 Bliss, E. W., Co., 199, 257, 867, 1529, 1754 Waterbury bull, *1758 Bloom shear, German electric, *578 Blowers: Champion electric blacksmith, *1249 Piqua positive, *1908 Sturtevant high pressure, *406 Boats, Small power, Federal regulation of, 1278, 1780 Bogardus, W. P., *1148 Evolution of the hardware store, 153 Boggs-Howland Co., 1077 Boiler construction and nickel steel. By G. B. Waterhouse, 490 Boiler lug, Scully pressed steel, *201 Boiler shop for college men, 8 Boilers, Gas fired, 28, *352 Bole, W. A. Foundry practice, 589 Bolinger, F. P., *731 Bolt, Crescent expansion, *2036 Bolt clipper and shear, Victor combina- tion, *1009 Bolt driver, Armstrong, *345 Book reviews: Copper manual, 1994 Downing’s U. S. Customs Tariff, 1575 Elementary Practical Metallurgy of Iron and Steel. By Percy Long- muir, 560 Eminent Engineers, 2071 By By Block, double horizontal Forty Years An Advertising Agent. By G. P. Rowell, 506 Gas, Gasoline and Oil Engines. By G. D. Hiscox, 1408 Glue, Gelatine and Allied Products. By T. Lambert, 455 Iron and Steel and Other Alloys. By H. M. Howe, 1483 Iron and Steel Manufacture. By W. Macfarlane, 1767 Machine Shop Construction. By O. E. Perrigo, 356 Manual of Statistics, 1919 iv Book reviews (continued) : Manufacture of Concrete Blocks. By H. H. Rice, 1919 Metallurgical Calculations. Richards, 1767 Mineral Industry, 1904, 455 Morton Memorial Volume, 1638 New York Railroad Commissioners, 1919 Panama to Patagonia. per, 1408 Practical Pattern Making. Barrows, 455 Principles of Roll Turning. Kirchberg, 1638 Producer Gas and Gas Producers, By S. S. Wyer, 1288 Railroad Manual, Appendix and Diary, 1767 Report on Operation of Coal Testing Plant at Louisiana Purchase Ex- position, 1345 Russell, W. Davenport, 356 Ryland’s Directory, 1059 Steel Mill Buildings. By M. S. Ketchum, 1059 Suction Gas. By O. H. 356 Tables for the Use of Blacksmiths and Forgers. By John Watson, 1767 Valve Gears for Steam Engines. By C. H. Peabody, 1575 Bope, H. P. Steel Industry of Pitts- burgh and Wheeling, 284 Boring machines: German armor emo oie Gisholt, *1605 Hoefer vertical drilling and, *15386 Newton portable, *1834 Bottle coolers, Twentieth *1378 By J. W. By C. M. Pep- By F. W. By Emil Ilaenssgen, plate, milling and, Century, Boutwell, R. M., Portrait of, *383, *219T.- lowers, J. H., *655 Bradish, J. H., *826 Bragg. C. F., Portrait of, *2S3 Brake, Magnetic, *417 Brass castings, Demand for high grade, 1468 Sread makers: Dixie improved, *322 Prisco, *2108 sreckenridge, R. J., *730 Brick consolidation, 1287 Brickner Machine Co., 1988 Bridge charges at St. Louis, 71: Bridges : Manhattan : Basic or acid steel, 1272 Contract, 113, 1105 Niagara Falls, 1137 Scherzer rolling lift bridge, 1178 Briquetting of fuels and minerals. By G. J. Mashek, *1530 Bristol, W. HI. A low resistance thermo- electric pyrometer, *1610 sristol Co., 1401 Broom holder, Dandy, *1800 Brown, Hl. S. The chemist chine shop, *1746 Brown-Corliss Engine Co., T70 Brown recording revolution *1261 Buck, G. W., *820 Bucket, Self dipping well, *1008 Buffalo Crucible Casting Co., 667 Buffalo Forge Co., T69, 1108, 1821, 1532, 1763 Buffalo & Susquehanna Iron Co., 428 Building, American and British: com- parative merits, 275 Building materials, Government investi- gation of, 759 Building movement, A remarkable, 512 Building record in 1905, 348 Buildings : Manufacturing buildings in cities. By W. S. Timmis, *29 Reinforced concrete buildings, *29 San Francisco disaster, *1815 Sheet iron, 2088 Burke Machinery Co., 1323 Burr, 8S. D. V.: New York rulbish incinerating plant, *496 Projected subway New York, *410 in the ma- indicator, lines in Greater THE IRON AGE Burr, 8. D. V. (continued) : Troubles with East River tunnels, 1687 Burtis, R. M., *640 Bush, E. M., *718, *1148 Business methods: Business success. 546 Checking up invoices, Rubber stamp in, 1301 Contracts, Integrity of, 2028, 2029 Country hardware store, 817 Delivery record, Manson’s, 1652 Expenses, Meeting increased, 2026 Factory cost and business methods, 1079, 1153, 1225, 1306, 13872, 1585 Hints in building up a retail hardware business, 319 Investment of *468 Lack of linguists in business, 1765 Mail order problem, 1488 Manufacturing cost, What isa? By C. Carington, 197 National control of national business questions, 482 Order sheets, 1079 Premium system, A successful, 1306, 1372 Selling repair parts, 2072 Specifications, Unintelligible, 554 Sporting goods, Sale of, 14438 Syndicate buying for retail merchants, 1302 (See also Advertising; Letters from the trade: Trade winning meth- ods; Window Wisplay.) Business situation : Capital and small industries, 1115 Factors in the situation, 880 Financial position of large companies, 99 Gary’s views on prospects, 1117 Looking forward, 98 * Money market and general business, 99 Busse, W. H., *641 Butler Brothers, 1488, 1583. Butterfield, C. L., *385 By A. C. Bartlett, disputed _ territory, Cc. Cableways: Leschen aerial, for conveying ore, 1973, *1975 Palmers’ docks, *678 Caking fine coal for coking. Ernst, 663 Caldwell, H. C. Permanent molds and carbon cores, 266 Caldwell, H. W., & Son Co.’s foundry, *1093 California Hardware Association, 1370 California State Retail Hardware Asso- ciation, 1070, 1222 Cam, Cutting irregular, with aid of air drill, *501 Cambria Forge Co., 1534 Cambria Steel Co., Annual report, 1060 Can tops, Wired, Press for making, *257 Canada: Capital, Uses for, 961 Electric smelting, 1898, 1990 Iron and steel bounties, 1752 Iron and steel projects, 1168 Iron and steel traffic, 517, 1677 Iron ore resources, 670 Manufacturing developments in, 416 Niagara and Ontario power users, 1338 Ontario’s Hydroelectric Commission, 756 Pig iron production in 1905, 775 Prosperity of 1905, 105, 314 Protection and upbuilding of towns, 756. Rail duty, 1182 Rail mills and Canadian demand, 584, 1464 Railroad building campaign, 960 Steel bounty, 2064 Steel industry inadequate, 268 Steel works, Increasing capacity, 1464 Tariff complications, 350 Tariff revision, 481, 502, 570, 668, 861, 1183. Tin plate, American in, 1411 Trade policy, A contrast in, 1916 By Alfred Canals: Cape Cod, 17638 Electric haulage. *567 -anama, SSO Capital and small industries, 1115. Capron, A. J. Compression of steel in- gots in the mold, 1762 Car famine on German railroads, 427 Car statistics for 1905, 221 Car supply, Ways and means of main- taining, 802 Car wheels: Continuous casting of, *1 Kalamazoo, *428 Pennsylvania molding process for cast- ing, 1542 Cars: e Higher standard for, 780 100-ton flat, *1621 Ralston side dumping, *1019 Slag car, *13889 Steel car industry, Extent of, 1551 Steel, Heavy tonnage of, 351 Strang independent electric car, *681 Underframe, Ralston steel, *775 Wills’ steel, *1911 Carbon: Color estimation and the influence of copper. By G. B. Waterhouse, 1179 Standard determination of, 1902 Carbon cores and permanent molds. By H. C. Caldwell, 266 Carbonic acid as a cause of rust, 1912 Carington, C. What is a manufacturing cost? Carlin’s Sons, Thomas, Co., 1122 Carnegie relief fund, 335 By F. C. Perkins, Government management, Carnegie Steel Co., Gas engines and blast furnace gas, 1567 Carnegie Technical School’s _ plant, *1601 Carpenter Foundry Co., 183 Carter, C. B., *2025 Cartridge repair mill, *1801 Case Mfg. Co., 682 Casey, C. H., *929 Caslor, John, *1721 Cast iron. (See Iron and steel.) Cast iron pipe industry, 191. Casting: Car wheels, *1 Locomotive cylinders in steel, *680 Casting machine, Illingworth, *761, 1263 Castings : Making repair, *950 Production of steel castings, 280 Remarkable steel, *1471 Strength and softness in casting, 589, 686 Tod engine, *1540 Caswell, E. A. Lead and tin in 1905, 18 the same Catalogue, Proposed, of the Western Heavy Hardware Jobbers, 382, 471, 552, 626, 715, 931 Catalogue house competition, 924, 932. 1152 Catalogue houses, Legislation favoring, 1510, 1579 Catalogue sheets, Standard size of, 265 Catalogues, Uniform size loose leaf, 2023 Cement industry in 1905, 1334 Cement manufacture, Producer gas in, *953 Central American notes, 774, 1169, 1406, 1833 Central Foundry Co., 1548 Central Iron & Steel Co.’s plate mills at Harrisburg, Pa., *44. Chain making, Lelong process of, *855 Champion Blower & Forge Co., 1249 Chandler, F. A., *933 Chandler, Frank, *1300 Chapman, Edwin N., 75 Chapman, John L., *238 Chemist, The, in the machine shop. By H. S. Brown, *1746 Chester, Pa., Steel foundry activity at, 408 Chicago iron trade in 1905. Backert, 106 Chicago Metal Trades Association, 1041 Chicago municipal ownership, 1269 Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co., 599, 1459 By A. O. THE aie a Se i a Ow AGE v China, Future demand from, 969 Cormick, H. G., *841 Drilling attachment, Reed multiple, Christopher, J. G., Address by, 1040 Corporate names, Misfit, 1552 . *421, *1683 Chromium in steel, Determination of. | Corrosion, Elec trolytic, of structural Drilling machines: By Edward Herms, 667 steel, 1756 American radial, *569 Chucks : Corrosion of fence wire, 207 Baush multi-spindle, 1465 Jaw, Pinkerton’ automatic revolving, | Corrosion of steel vs. iron, 1924 Cincinnati gang drill, *15 *1178 Lightning spring friction, *1613 Church, W. A., *813 Cincinnati Machine Tool Co., 13 Cincinnati Metal Trades ‘Assoc iation, 1861 Cincinnati Planer Co., 76% Cincinnati Punch & Shear 1534 Cincinnati Shaper Co., 415 Cinder top, Livermann, 205 Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co., 354 Cleveland meetings, 1651 Clifford, L. C., *728 Clock, Argus wafthman’s, *476 Clutch, Hulley friction, *1617 Coal, Caking for coking. By Ernst, 663 Coal and coke exports in 1905, 1178 Coal handling plants: Co., 1469, Alfred Central Iron & Steel Co., *52 Hulett handlers at Duluth, *1669 Long Island City, *1187 Coal miners’ convention, 285, 356, 967, 1548 Coal production of Alabama, 2054 Coal strike possibilities, 535. By F. E. Saward, 582, 973, 1043, 1047, 1119, 1216, 1288, 13438 Coal tar jubilee, 1814 Coal trade. By F. E. Saward, 259 Coal trade regulation in England, 1100 Coates Clipper Co., 1248, 167! Coatings, Testing of protective, 1781. Coes, Loring, Reminiscent talk with, 160 Coffee percolator, Meteor, *1234 Coke: Connellsville, trade in 1905, 278 Connellsville values, 1411 Foundry tests of, 2071 Making inthe U.S. By E. 9, Rates on, to Chicago, Specifications, 2059 Coke ovens: a -product, List of, 11 W. Parker, 1552 ‘aking fine coal for coking. By Al- fred Ernst, 663 Otto by-product, *659 Collapsing pressures of Bessemer steel lap welded tubes. By R. T. Stew- art, *1472 Colorado association map, 632 Colorado Fuel & Iron Co., 805, 1176 Colorado Retail Hardware Association, 628 Combination tool, Detroit, *423 Concrete: Forms of reinforcement, *193, 132: Waterproofing for, 183 Condenser, Heisler induced counter current, *133: Conduit, Sectional steam pipe, *1910 Connellsville coke trade in 1905, 278 Connecticut Retail Hardware Associa- tion, 812 Consular service, 1263, 17 39 Contract shop, Passing of the, Contrac ts, a of. Sang, C. H. Ireland, Cook chest, Pr rasser Magic, Cooper, W. G. 100 Cooper Hewitt mercury vapor lamp for industrial lighting, 1757 Cope, George W., *73, 74 * Copper alloy for ‘the manufacture brass valves, 1607 Copper and pig iron consumption, Ratio of, 1259 Copper mining in 1905. vens, 114 Copper production compared with that of pig iron, 2065 Copper production in 1904, 1409 Corbin, A. B., *630 Corbin, Philip, Reminiscences of, *139 Core coning machine, Wadsworth foot power, *1021 Corey, M. L., *718, *1149 circulation 204 By Alfred 2028, 2029 *1445 The iron ores of Georgia, of By H. J. Ste- Corrosion of wrought iron and steel. By H. M. Howe, 2047 Corrugating machine for metal g Niagara, *1620 raskets, Cost of manufacture. By C. Carington, 197 Countershafts, Mossberg pull, *1258 Couplings : Pelton flexible, *1101 Rolling mill drive construction, *1250 Steam . air drill coupling, *1447 Cowing, W. T., *929 Cranes: Case electric traveling jib crane, *682 Electric, in the foundry. By Harry Lawyer, 1845 French electric traveling gantry, *331 Frevert hand -power traveling crane, *1; 328 Light tr: ne hand crane, *508 Niles electric gantry, *39 Shaw electric ladle crane, *24 Crank shaper, Eberhardt, *42 Cream and egg whip, Silver blade, *1592 Creed, W. B., *719. ( oo Machine Co., Crosby, B., *812 ( roltiecinc New Century, *248 ; ‘upola, Improvement in melting in, 1173 355 Customs. (See Tariff.) Cutting off — hine, Espen-Lucas cold saw, *183 Cutting off sear 3illings and Spencer, *5OS. Cylinder grinder, Heald, *1264 D. Dam, New Croton, 1024 Dana Mfg. Co., 1074 Davenport, A. W., *815 Davis, E. L., *93: Davis, J. . & Sons, Oakland, Md., 1223 Davis, W. Machine Co., 419 Dayton, Fr: aie *1581 Deemer, S. S. Way to prevent strikes, 686 Degner, Albert, *736 Delaware Hardware Association, 909 Delivery record, Manson’s, 244 Derrick engine, Three-drum tandem Lidgerwood, *1987 Desulphurizing process, Saniter, 205 Detroit Power Specialty Co., 584 Detroit ig Co., 423 Dewey, C. E., *641 Diamond retend Cement Co., *953 Diamond State—Tidewater—Chapman merger proposed, 1047 Dickie, G. W. Engineering works on the Pacific Coast, 1466 Dietz, R. E., Co., 2105 Digby, J. E., *634 Directory, Shop, 1990 Disk grinder, Besly, *2062 Disk sharpener, Murray, *1320 Disston. Henry, & Sons, Discount sheet, 133 Disston plant for the electrical melting of steel, *1811 Dividers, Lodi, *249 Dog, Hill taper milling, *1179 Dominion Iron & Steel Co., 221, Donner, P. E., and a new 1983 Donovan, R. J. Steel barges on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, 688 Door catches: Ideal automatic, *743 Steel latch for barn, Universal, *321 Door hanger, Myers’ adjustable, Door spring, Geran, *845 Douglas, A. W. Effect of combinations and consolidations upon the hard- ware trade, 241 Doty, J. F., *728 Downey, R. M. Profit sharing as a peace and profit maker, 1106 Drawing press, Bliss triple action, *867 Drill rods in rack, *2105 2095 steel plant, *2109 *1010 Fox light drills, *1537 Hloefer special multiple spindle, *1396 Niles four-spindle, *1814 Thor pneumatic, *1675 Drills: Birch suspension speed, *957 Single speed electric, *1335 Driving rolling mills, methods of, *865 Drop forging industry, Expansion in, 1689 Dry blast: A new development in. By A. Stein- bart, *10382 Gayley. By C. A. Meissner, 771, 872, 956, 1131 Drying systems, 1993 Dudley, R. M. Hardware trade of the South, 154 Duerre, G. F., *928 Dunlap, O. E.: Canadian Niagara development, *753 Comparison of Niagara power plants, *1165 Dunlop, F. B., *2024 Duquesne blast furnace record, 1261 Dyblie reversing valve, *665 Dynamometer, Recording transmission, at Worcester, *778 E. Eastern Pig Iron Association, 1748 Eberhardt Brothers Machine Co., 42 Education : Compulsory, in the shops, 281 Need of a practical. By T. D. West, 1847 Eight-hour bill, 1768, 1837 Electric cans il haulage. By F. C. Perk- ins, *567 Electric Gositrolier & Supply Co., 417 Electric drives in Swedish rolling mills, 1830 Electric furnace, *1811 Electric furnace processes, 267 Electric iron smelting at the Sault, 690 Ik lectric — Standard direct current, 20 Electric motor dri ives, Firth-Sterling Steel Co., *173 Electric motors : Lincoln variable speed, *776 Motors for roll trains, 1193 Sprague, *200 Westinghouse auxiliary, pole, *877 Westinghouse small power, *1007 Electric power: Buffalo terminal from Niagara sup- ply, 1910 Long Island City, *1184, *1254 Electric power from blast furnace gas. By A. G. McKee, 282 Electric power from rubbish incinerating plant. By S. D. V. Burr, *496 Electric smelting: Canada, 1898, 1990 Portland, Ore., 23 Success of, TOT Electrical work, Progress in, 56, 100 Electrogalv: a By H. I. White, 260; E. Mowry, 352, 514, 882 Ellis, C. A., “719 Ellis, F. as Jr... *630 Ellsworth, F. B.: Advice se salesmen, 1374 Necessary expenses of a salesman, oy Emery, F., *542 Emery shee! dresser, *2036 Emery wheel grinder, Coates, *2110 Empire re & — Co., 965, 1263 Engelhardt, A., *841 Engineering tan y, Chicago, 1532 Engineers’ commissions, R. W. Raymond on, 1978 Engines: Aleohol vs. gasoline in explosive en- gines, 1843 Buffalo cross compound, *1532 Combustion engine in torpedo boats, 594 vi Engines (continued) : Mietz & Weis oil engine, *878 Strang oil engine, *191 Sturtevant vertical, *506 Test of engines in New York Subway power house, *864 (See also Gas engines. ) English, Walter C., *77, 81 Ernst, Alfred. Caking fine coal for cok- ing, 6638 Ernst, L. J., *826 Ernst Wiener Co.’s new shops, *1896 Erwin, 8. L. Address by and portrait, *464 Esco Mfg. Co., 2045 Eshleman, B. F., 166 Espen-Lucas Machine Works, 1831 Evenson, E. W., *386, *1799 Excelsior Tool & Machine Co., 859 Exhibits at hardware conventions, 1147 Export trade: Leading countries, 1616 Remarkable showing in, 351 (See also Iron and steel trade.) F. Factory cost and business methods, 1079, 1153, 1225, 1306, 1372, 1585 Factory education, 260 Factory furniture, Lyon, *1760 Factory inspection in Pennsylvania, 2069 Falkenau, Arthur. terial for 1096 Falls Rivet & Machine Co., 1021 Famous Mfg. Co., 1397 Fans: Mine ventilating, *1260 Westinghouse electric, 586 Feather River electric power develop- ment, 784 Fence posts: Bruley steel, *1592 Pyramid, *2109 Steel angle, *1232 Fence wire, Corrosion of, 207 Fencing: Galvanized wire, for railroads, 1262 Sale of woven wire, 391 Selling iron, Profit for hardwaremen in, 1876, 1946 Fernley, T. James. The National Hard- ware Association, 157 Ferres, J. G., *827 Ferrosilicon : Powdered, in the foundry, 882 Use of, in the foundry, 586, 782, 882, 1044 Field, H. E. Molding sand, 951 Filing chart. Schmidt simplex, 1144 Finance. (See Business situation. ) Findley, Alvin I., *73, 74 Fireproofed steel construction. liam Sorg Smith, 1609 Firth-Sterling Steel Co. Electric driv- ing of machine tools, *1737 Fishing tackle in the hardware store, 1227 awa l Floor spring hinge, Columbian, *247 Flour bin truck, *1592 Fluctuations in metal prices from 1894 to 1906, 344 Fluctuations in the prices of iron and steel, products, 1897-1905, 192, Sup. Flue cleaning machine, Ryerson, *271 Fogarty detachable rim gear, *2061 Foley, J. B., *827 Follansbee Brothers Co., 355 Food slicer, Sterling, *744 Ford, Ed., on trade questions, 1080, 1145, 1232, 1802, 1373, 1586, 1724 Forest of Dean iron mine in Orange County, N. Y., *1972 Forest preservation, Public interest in, 513 Forges: Buffalo, *1108 Buffalo compressed air, *1763 Burke oil, *1323 Forging press, Bliss double crank, *199 Foundries : Caldwell, H. W., & Son Co., *1098 Foundry on a chemical basis. By R. Meeks, 20 The selection of ma- hydraulic machinery, By Wil- THE IRON AGE Foundries (continued) : Foundry practice. By W. 589 Legislative meddling with, in Massa- chusetts, 781 Modern steel, of the square type, *1170 Steel, Increased capacity, 280 Foundry jiron prices in Chicago, 512 Foundry labor problem, 1624, 1764, 1771, 1991 (See also Iron molders. ) Foundry tests of coke, 2071 Foundry trade school, 509, 1482 Fouts, C. C., *918 Fox Machine Co., 1110, 1537 Frame, C. B., *719 Frame clamp, Hold Fast, *1233 France, Iron and steel production in 1905, 1536 Francis Reed Co., 421 Franklin bicentennial, 334 Franklin Institute, 419 Irederick, J. C., *820 ; Freight classification of scrap, 1177 Freight rates on pig iron from Southern furnaces, 762 Frevert Machinery Co., 1328 Fridaker, J. A., *386 Frier, Taylor, *833 Fudaker, J. «., *1799 Fuel, Buying, on analysis, 957 Fuel testing in Illinois, 1539 Fuels, Government investigation of, 759, 972 Fuhr, J. C., *918 Funnels: Breeze, *475 Index, *1155 A. Bole, G. Gaebler, Walter, *2106 Galvanizing, Electrolytic. White, 260 : Gardner Machine Co., 1109 Gardner universal mill, #1113 Garland, Robert, *2024 Gary, E. H., Testimony of, on prices of steel, 1824 By 8. -4. Gas: American, and the sliding scale, 595 Prices in England, 33 Producer gas in Portland cement man- ufacture, *953 Water gas, Use of, in the arts, *336 Gas cleaning by the use of steam, *1838 Gas engineering, Modern problems in. By F. B. Wheeler, 340 Gas engines: Blast furnace gas used by Carnegie Steel Co., 1567 Development of large engines. By C. E. Sargent, 954 xilson small gasoline engine, *1900 Heavy duty gas engines, Carnegie Technical Schools, *1601 Norton Emery Wheel Co.’s plant, 1532 Tests of a coke oven gas engine. By C. G. Atwater, 596 Tests of 500 H.-P. coke oven engine, 42° Gas fired steam boilers, 28, *352 Gas furnace, Stewart, *962 Gas lighter, Matchless distance, *10838 Gas plants of Chicago to be centralized, 1031 Gas power economics. 1392, 1462 Gas producer, Endurance test of, by R. H. Fernald, 1459 producers for power. Wile, 869 Gases, Waste, from coke ovens and blast furnaces, Utilization of, 2063 Gauge and cutter, Exacto packing, *1957 Gay, H. M., 1590 Gayley dry air blast. By C. A. Meiss- ner, 771, 872, 956, 1131 Gear cutters: Gleason bevel gear generator, *1967 Standard automatic, *1181 Gear wheel, Fogarty, *2061 General Electric Co.: Annual report, 1619 San Francisco offices, 1905 Georgia iron ores, 100 By F. BE. Junge, Gas By Julius Germany : American manufacturer’s tions, 1919 American small tools for, 1799 Iron and steel production, 1267 Iron trade, 983 Machinery trade, 867 Mineral and metal production in 1905, 1504 Postponement of high German duties, 780 Steel casting syndicates, 884 Steel production in 1905, 1348, 1497 Tariff relations, 276, 856, 1780 Trade pool investigation, 16438 Gewalt, Louis, *929 Giessing, Fred., *841 Gilbert, Edwin, Biographical sketch of, *999 Gilfillan, S. G., *2025 Gilson Mfg. Co., 1900 Gisholt Machine Co., 1605 Gladding, N. A., 164 Gleason bevel gear generator, *1967 Gnadt, H. E., *841 Goff, H. J., *1581 Gold galvanizing, *1980 Goodell, D. H., 165 Gormley, W. T., *842 Government purchases, 230, 304, 372, 455, 538, 618, 707, 802, 901, 992, 1065, 1187, 1215, 1298, 1361, 1482, 1572, 1648, 1710, 1785, 1867, 1939, 2012, 2093 Graphite crucibles, Use and abuse of, 1401 Grass catcher, *844 Grate, Hawley traveling, *1984 Gray, G. M., *918 Great Britain: Bessemer steel in Great Britain in 1905, 993 Iron and steel exports and imports in 1905, 375 Iron trade of 1905, 1765 Labor legislation, 1739 Naval innovations, 1116 Parliament, New, buo/ Pig iron output in 1905, 710 Trade dispute laws, 968, 1114, 1191 Tube combine, 1250 Green, J. A. Southern pig iron market in 1905, 187 Green Fuel Economizer Co., 274 Greenaway Co., 1749, 1906 Grinding attachment, Coates, *1248 Grinding machines: Besly double head disk grinder, *2062 Coates lathe, *1678 Electric bench grinder, *1329 Gardner improved double disk, *1109 Heald cylinder grinder, *1264 Heald ring and surface, *1740 Pheenix disk grinder, *1813 Sterling tool grinder, *273 Tindel high duty saw grinder, *1538 Groover, Niagara heavy power, *1335 Guarantee, What is a? 828 Guatemala, Larger trade with, 768 Gun cleaners, Criss Cross, *558 Guns, Marlin, *248 observa- H. Haas, C. E., *731 Hacker, Frank, *735 Hahn, W. H., *833 Haleomb Steel Co., 199 Hall, H. J., *736, *1149 Halsey, F. A., and S. S. Dale, Testimo- nial to, 1216 Hambly, J. R., *1721 Hamilton Electric Light & Cataract Power Co., 587 Hammers: Bell improved steam, *1539 Magnet horseshoe, 1231 , Thor pneumatic, *1675 Hanger, Nassau steel, *1236 Harbison-Walker Refractories Co., 299 Hardware trade, 127, 282, 306, 376, 457, 538, 621, 711, 806, 906, 994, 1067, 1139, 1218, 1295, 1364, 1484, 1505, 1576, 1646, 1712, 1788, 1869, 1941, 2014, 2096 Haw, George, Jr., *2106 Hawaii, Trade in, 1718 THE IRON AGE vii Household hardware, List of, 1653 Hardware association programme adver- tising, 314, 554 Hardware bills, Old, 828, 931, 1146 Hardware prices in 1867, 828, 931 Hardware store, Evolution of the. By W. P. Bogardus, 153 Hardware trade: Bigelow, S. A., on fifty years in the hardware business, 150 Chicago market in 1905, 313 Corbin, Philip, Reminiscences of, 139 Effect of combinations and consolida- tions, 241 History of, 61 Fifty years’ review, 134 Jobbing trade fifty years ago, 148 Missionary’s point of view, 151 New Britain fifty years ago, 142 New York in the fifties, 144 Retrospect, A, 242 San Francisco, Cal., 162 Smmons, E. C., on half a century in hardware, 145 Southern trade, 154 Success in building up a retail busi- ness, 319 Harrington, Edwin, Son & Co., 1391 Hart, William H. New Britain half a century ago, *142 Hartke, George, *918 Hartman, J. M. The Luermann cinder tap, 205 Hawkins, E. D., *1002 Hawley traveling grate, *1984 Hay carrier, Meadow King, *557 Hay carrier and fork, *1084 Hayden, Brace. Hardware progress in fifty years, 162 ; Heald Machine Co., 1264, 1740 Heater, Green, *274 Heisler Mfg. Co., 1333 Helgesen, H. T., *544 Heller, Paul E. The early manufacture of files, 157 Hendey Machine Co., 1098 Herms, Edward. Determination of chromium in steel, 667 High Duty Saw & Tool Co., 1538 Hill, Orton, 1304 Hill iron ore properties. bridge, 26, 280 Hill taper milling dog, *1179 Hilles & Jones Co., 422 Hinge, American grate, *1956 Hobson, Thomas: Philadelphia iron trade in 1905, 110 Reminiscences by, 75, *77 Hoe, Self cleaning, *474 Hoefer Mfg. €o., 1396, 1536 Hoffman, Louis, 161 Hoisting engine, Three-drum Lidgerwood, *1987 Hoists : Electric, for ore, 1895 Peerless hand, *1391 Sprague winding drum, *956 Yale & Towne electric trolley, *1744 Hollowell, W. D., *827 Hood, E. K. Columbus impeller pump, *1756 Hook, Smith snag, *748 Hoover & Mason steamer and unloader, * By D. E. Wood- tandem Hose connector, Pittsburgh, *473 Hose coupling, Snap, *1882 Hot Springs conventions, 1581, 1944 Houghtaling, Elmore, *929 Howard, J. E. The range in tensile properties of a low carbon steel, 1404 Howe, H. M.: Relative corrosion of \vrought iron and steel, 2047 Saniter desulphurizing process, 205 Howe, J. F., *635 Howell, E. N. What does it cost a re- tailer to do business? 1947 Hudson Iron Co., 1972 Huhlein, C. F., Address by and portrait, *464, 465 Hulett coal handlers at Duluth, *1669 Hulley Foundry & Machine Works, 1617 Humphries, A. W., *1720 Hunt, A. G., *2106 Hunter, J. B., *933 Hutton, F. R., Resignation of, 1215 Hydraulic machinery, Selection of mate- rial for. By Arthur Falkenau, 1096 I. Illinois and Indiana coal consolidation, 613 Illinois Hardware Association map, 840 IlHinois Retail Hardware Association, 388, 714, 834 Illinois Steel Co., 586, 1197, 1200 Independent ore companies active, 1918 Independent Pneumatic Tool Co., 1675, 1978 India, Large hydro-electric power instal- lation, 414 Indiana Hardware Association map, 725 Indiana Retail Hardware Association, 718 Indiana Steel Co.’s new plant, 2006 Indicator, Brown recording revolution, *1261 Industrial schools, State aid to, 1340 Ingalls, F. W., *918 7 Ingersoll Milling Machine Co., 1457 Inland Empire Implement and Hardware Association, 385, 1799, 2019, 2099 Inlaying metallic surfaces, 1744 Insurance, Mutual fire, 466, 736, 1950 International Association for Testing Materials, 1907 International Conference of American States, 298 International Waterways Commission’s report, 1167 Iowa Hardware Association map, 733 Towa Retail Hardware Dealers’ Associa- tion, 237, 728 Ireland, C. H., on the integrity ‘of con- tracts, 2029 Tron Age: Beginnings of, 66 Branch offices, 75 Changes in, 70 Directory published, 1764, 1793 Hardware department, 64 Index published, 202 Printing plant, *84 Semicentennial of, 55, 66, 7 Staff of, 1906, *72 Iron and industrial stocks, 220, 298, 368, 448, 529, 612, 701, 797, 896, 985, 1058, 1130, 1209, 1286, 1356, 1426, 1497, 1566, 1637, 1704, 1779, 1861, 1932, 2005, 2088 and metal trades, 116, 213, 289, 360, 440, 522, 605, 694, 789, 889, 977, 1051, 1123, 1201, 1279, 1349, 1418, 1489, 1559, 1629, 1696, 1772, 1853, 1925, 1998, 2080 Iron and stee}: Analyses of lake ore for 1905, 1829 Changes during the cooling of cast iron. By Thomas Turner, *1671 Chill in cast iron, 1766 Corrodibility of malleable castings in the ground, 568 Corrosion of steel vs. iron, 1924 Corrosion of wrought iron and steel. By H. M. Howe, 2047 5 Iron Corrosion, Investigation proposed, 2072 Manufacture and characteristics of wrought iron, 966 Silicon-manganese pig iron determina- tion, 871 Strength of cast iron machine parts, 1903 (See also Steel.) Iron and Steel Institute, 1395 Iron and steel production : Anthracite strike and pig iron produc- tion, 10438 Basic pig iron and basic open hearth steel, 1114 Bessemer steel in 1905, 514 Bessemer steel in Great Britain in 1905, 993 Decreasing production, 209 German pig iron, 599 Independent ore companies 1918 Lake district, 1470, 1574 Lake ore, Active exploration for, 1759 Lake Superior ore values, Enhance- ment of, 1340 active, 783, 904, 1132, 1260, Iron and steel production (continued) : March pig iron production, 1269, 1275 March records, 1343 Mountain iron mine, 1841 New York State as 4 producer and consumer of pig iron, 581 Open hearth production greatly in- creased, 1036, 1042 Output in 1905, 209 Per capita consumption of iron in 1905, 685 capita production and consump- tion of pig iron, 881. Pig iron, increasing, 1921 Pig iron in 1905, 510 Pig iron figures, Significant features of, 1622 Pig iron production slightly less, 1555 Pig iron stationary, 974 Pig iron production and copper com- pared, 2065 Pittsburgh vein, 1195 Per Rails and Bessemer ingots in 1905, 509 Ratio of copper and pig iron produc- tion, 1259 Record in pig iron, 601 Statistics of 1855, 60 Steel making and foundry iron ~ut- puts, 432 Structural shapes, 1829, 1842 25-million ton year, 1989 Iron and steel trade: April exports and imports, 1846 British consolidation, 180 British markets and steel Francisco, 1623 Chicago, in 1905, 106 Cyclical parallels in the iron trade, an oe Exports and imports in 1905, 511 Factors in the iron trade outlook, 1688 February exports and imports, 1176 Fifty years in iron and steel, 58 Fluctuations in prices, 1897-1905, 192, Sup. ; Foundry iron prices in Chicago, 512 German iron market, December, 1905, for San 295 Imports of manganese ores and metals, 99 - International, 2073 Iron ore in international trade rela- tions, 1191 Iron trade prosperity in Europe, 282 January exports, 901 Lake ore, First shipments of, 1403 March exports and imports, 1498 November exports and imports, 231 Philadelphia, in 1905, 110 Pittsburgh trade in 1905. Walker, 101 Pittsburgh and Wheeling steel indus- try. By H. P. Bope, 28+ Prices of steel, Domestic and export, Testimony of E. H. Gary, 1324 Rates on pig iron to Chicago, 1552 Southern pig iron market in 1905. By J. A. Green, 187 i Wider distribution of activity, 968 Iron and steel works, 210, 286, 357, 437, 520, 602, 691, 787, 886, 975, 1048, 1120, 1198, 1276, 1346, 1415, 1486, 1556, 1625, 1694, 1769, 1850, 1922, 1996, 2077 List of new, 205 Iron Molders’ Union of North America, 1021, 1624, 1691, 1764, 1771, 1849, 1933, 1991, 2079 Iron sand, St. Lawrence, Treating mag- netically, 2074 Isaacson, W. J., Retirement of, 435 J. Jacks, Roller bearing, *1519 Japan: Iron and steel market, 1992 Machinery purchases, 204 Jaschke, Otto. Loss of air in blowing iron furnaces, 1692 Jewell, C. W., *918 Johns-Manville, H. W., Co., 1910 Johnson, C. S., *917 Johnson, H. A. Advertising that looks like reading matter, 1515 Johnson Hardware Co., *811 By R. A. Viii THE IRON AGE Johnston, O. W., *833 Jones, S. E., *718 Journalism in the U. S., History of, 65 Junge, F. E. Gas power economics, 1392, 1462 K. Kalamazoo Railway Supply Co., 428 Kansteiner, F. A., *833 Kaufman, A. H., *63 Kavanaugh, Daniel, *2106 Keighley, S., Metal Ceiling & Mfg. Co., 905 Keller, Noah, *1002 Kelly, C. L., #2106 Kentucky Retail Hardware and Stove Association, 714, 815 Keyser, E. T. Small craft and camp outfits, 1076 Keystone Fence Co., 1267 King, George J., 75 King, John A., 83 King, John S., Biographical sketch of, TO Kingfisher trademark, *1077 Kirchhoff, Charles, *72 Kleberg, A. H., *642 Kornely, J., *640 Krarup, M. C.: Automobiles, 493 Kretsinger, F. SS. *2023 Kuderer mine ventilator, *1260 i” La Belle Iron Works, 888 Labor question : Amalgamated seales, 1690, Australian laws, 275 Compulsory education in 281 Fight-hour bill, 1768, 1837 Great Britain, Legislation in, 1739 Iron molders’ strike, 1624, 1691, 1764, 1771, 1849, 1933, 1991 Lake labor troubles and the ore move- ment. 1688 Legislative meddling with the foundry in Massachusetts, 781 National Founders’ Association op- poses Anti-injunction bill, 1097 New York legislation, 1036 Letter from, 2022, 1753 the shops, Notes, 299, 375, 449, 586. 613, 693, 788, 883, 987, 1050, 1181, 1217, 1274, 1567, 1645, 1704, 1761, 1852, 1940 Open shop in the structural trade, 1620 Profit sharing as a peace and profit maker. By R. M. Downey, 1106 Report of British Royal Commission on labor troubles, 968, 1114 South’s labor problem, 1914 Trade unions may not coerce own members, 1395 Union not held for a minority’s acts, 375 (See also Strikes; Wages.) Lackawanna open hearth work, 1900 Lackawanna Steel Co., 1035 Electric power for, 1552 Ladner, C. F., *928 Lake commerce through the Sault ea- nals in 1905, 1398 Lake Superior mining notes, 349, 534 Lake Superior ore values, Enhancement of, 1340 Lamp, Motor car, *249 Langfitt, W. G., *730 Larrabee, F. T., *386 Larrabee, J. E., *827 Lathe attachment for wood, *54 Lathe grinder, Coates’, *1678 Lathe head, Hendey, *1098 Lathe threading tool, Wilson, *1901 Lathes: Cutting an irregular box cam with aid of an air drill, *501 Davis’ cross feed turret lathe, *419 Large electrically driven. By F. C. Perkins, *34 McCabe double spindle, *868 Niles 90-inch driving wheel chucking, *488 Pratt & Whitney special turret, *335 Prentice turret, *1976 their boring, Under- Lotta & Martin Pump Co., 1460 Lawn cleaver, Gem, *844 Lawn mower grinder, Ideal, *745 Lawn mowers: Acme high wheel, *247 Capitol, *1521 Lawson cheap copper scare, 489 Lead production in 1905. By E. A. Cas- well, 18 Legal decisions: Railroad hauling, 710 Trademark suit, 1027 Unlawful persuasion in cases of strike, 1021 Letters from the 1876, 19438 Lidgerwood Mfg. Co., 1987 Lieb, A. W., *634 Lilienberg, N. 760 Lincoln Electric Co., T76 Lindenberg, L.. *729 Linguists in business, Lack of, 1765 Liquid measuring apparatus, 1545 Local associations. Benefits of, 1949 Lock, latch, hasp and staple, *556 Locks, Chain of, Operated by one key, 1591 Locomotive building in 1905, 221 Locomotives : American, excel, 593 Cylinders cast in steel, *680 Lower boiler pressures, 33 New South Wales, 221 Tests. Report on, 1544 Loew Mfg. Co., 1112 Long Island City power station, *1184, *1254 Loomis, FE. A.. *2107 Lott, G. R., °*841, *1150 Tay, C. A., *1799 Lucas, E. E., *385, *1799 Lucas, W. P., *1799 Luetkemeyer. H. W., 164 Lunkenheimer Co., 343 Luty, B. E. V. The sheet and tin plate trade, 181 Lyon Metallic Mfg. Co., 1760 M. Mabie, Harry C., 74, *77 MeCabe Hanger Mfg. Co., 1079 McCabe spindle lathe, *868 McDonald. A. L.. *2106, McDowell. R. W. Factory cost business methods, 1079, 1225 McGuire, J. F.. *928 Machine molding and continuous casting of car wheels, *1 Machine parts, Cast iron, Experiments on the strength of, 1903 Machine shop methods, Economy of modern, 685 Machine tool associations, 1842 Machine tool costs, 1551 Machine tools: Chemist in the machine shop. S. Brown, *1746 Electric driving, Firth-Sterling Steel Co., *1737 Future development of, 1192 Machinery dealer, Protection of the, 782 Machinery requirements, Publicity for, 1989 Machinery trade: Chicago, 125, 302. 370, 452, 615, 705, 899, 989. 1135, 1213, 1859, 1428, 1501, 1639, 1707, 1866, 1937, 2010 Cincinnati, 228, 369, 454, 533, 618, 706, 900, 991, 1065, 1135, 1214, 1292, 1360, 1481, 1508, 1571, 1642, 1784, 1866, 2012, 2092 Cleveland, 308, 453, 617, 801, 1063, 1214, 1361, 1481, 1642, 1867, 2093 New England, 126, 229, 303, 371, 453, 581, 616. 704, 799, 899, 991, 1064, 1186, 1211, 1290, 1359, 1430, 1502, 1570, 1641, 1709, 1783, 1865, 1938, 2011, 2091 New York, 121, 224, 300, 369, 450, 530, 614, 702, 798, 897, 988, 1061, 1133, 1210, 1289, 1357, 1427, 1499, 1568, 1689, 1706, 1782, 18638, 1935, 2008, 2089 Philadelphia, 225, 301, 370, 451, 532, 615, 704, 800, 900, 990, 1062, 1134, 1212, 1291, 1358, 1429, 1502, 1569, trade, 314, 379, 554, Piping in steel ingots, and By H. Machinery trade (continued) : 1640, 1708, 1783, 1864, 1938, 2009, 2092 Springfield and Columbus, Ohio, 1571 McIntosh, G. T., 166 McIntosh, W. R., *545 McKeesport Tin Plate Co., 568 McKenvey;, F. B., *841 McNamara, H. L., *640, *1150 McRath, J. H., *2106 Madden & Morrison File Co., 1147 Magnesite deposits of California, 507 Magnesium in the brass foundry, 768 Magnetic brake, *417 Magnetite, Commercially pure, 1192 Magnets, Chilled cast iron, for perman- ent, 867 Maher, William H., 167 Mail consolidation scheme, 1650 Mail orcer problem, 1299, 1438 Manganese metals, Supply of, 1341 Manganese mining in 1905, 1830 Manganese ores, Revised price schedule, 875 Manson, J. A., *2106 Manson’s delivery record, 244 Manufacturer, The, and the annoyance of erroneous news, 1270 Manufacturers’ trade numbers, 1146 Marks, Strickland K., 471 Marshall-Wells Hardware Co., 384 Maryland Steel Co., 574 Mashek, G. J. Briquetting of fuels and minerals, *1330 Massachusetts aid to industrial schools, 1340 Master Car Builders’ Association, 1479 Mat, Ideal leather, *1377 Matchbox machinery, *1024 Mathews, M. S., *928 Mathews, T. J., *841 Mattison, L. G., *827 Mechanical Appliance Co., 1329 Meeks, Reginald. The foundry on a chemical basis, 20 Mendenhall, William, *636¢ Mercury vapor lamp, Cooper Hewitt, for industrial lighting, 1757 Mesaba range: Handling material on the, 963 Western iron range. By D. BE. Wood- bridge, *420 Meservey, A. B., *629 Metal alloy decision accepted, 1107 Metal prices, Fluctuations in, 1894 to 1906, 344 Metallurgical problems in the foundry. ; By R. Moldenxe, 516 Metals and their ferro alloys, 666 Mexico: Finance and foreign trade, 180 Railroad and business notes, 500, 902, 1197, 1840 Railroad building, 1400 Trade and development in 1905, 115 Meyer, A. F., *736 Michipicoten range statistics, 263 Mietz & Weiss oil engine pumping set, *878 Miles, S. R., *729, *1148 Mill, Gardner universal, *1113 Miller, C. H., *635 Miller, G. P. Factory cost systems, 1585 Miller, J. A. Piping history repeating it- self, *264 Milliken Brothers, Incorporated, 1899 Milling attachment for lathes, McDon- ald, *1983 Milling machines: ‘Becker-Brainard, *671 Bement four-head, *1531 Fox, *1110 German universal, *339 Ingersoll combined horizontal and ver- tical spindle, *1457 Underwood portable, *1394 Milwaukee Metal Trades and Founders’ Association, 359, 428 Mine workers and the anthracite coal operators, 434 Mining towns, Model, 1469 Minnesota Hardware Association map, 927 Minnesota Retail Hardware Association, 919 Mirror, Extension arm, *1380 239, 1579, Missouri Hardware Association map, 832 Missouri Retafl Hardware Association, 714, 829 Mitchell, E. E., *1949 Mitchell, F. D., *2025 Miter box, Victor folding, *2108 Moldenke, Richard. Metallurgical prob- lems in the foundry, 516 Molders of Pacific Coast, Advance to, 1916 Molders’ patterns free of duty, 86: Molding. (See Machine molding.) Molding machines: Berkshire, *2070 Larger place for, 1988 Molding sand. By H. E. Field, 951 Molds, Permanent, and carbon cores. By H. C. Caldwell, 266 Money drawers, *477 Money market and general business, 99 Monnot metals, 52 Montana copper war ended, 613 Moore, E. C., *729 Moore, G. L., *635 Moore, H. T., *2106 Mop wringer, Molly Stonk, *478 Mossberg Wrench Co., 1258 Motor Boat and Sportman’s Show, 713 Motor boats, Federal regulation of small, 1278 Mountain Iron mine, Record shipments in 1906, 1841 Mowry, E. 8S. Electro-galvanizing, *352 Mueller, O. E., *1002 Murphy, James, *#42 Murray disk sharpener, *1320 Mutual Mfg. Co., 240, 1613 Muzzy, F. E., on parcels post, 1305 N. Nail and wire market in 1905, 248 Nail bin, Revolving, *1519 Nail puller, Neverslip, *477 Nails: Dating nails for railroad ties, 1179 Production of, in 1905, 1512 Sherman roofing, *322 National Association of 1984 National Association of Manufacturers, 1625, 1684, 1689 National Association of Stove Manufac- turers, 1614 National control of questions, 482 National Erectors’ Association of Bridge Credit Men, national business and Structural Iron Workers, 1620 National Founders’ Association, 1021, 1097, 1624, 1764 National Hardware Association History, 157 National Machine Tool Builders’ Asso- ciation, 1485, 1535, 1551 National Metal Trades Association, 885, 1045, 1102 National Metallurgical Co., 132 National Retail Hardware Association, 1072, 1148 National Supply and Machinery Deal- ers’ Association, G72 Neal & Brinker Co., 1371 Neal & Brinker, Co.’s_ store, *1228, *1303, *1375, *1440, *1514, *1588, *1655, *1723, *1794, *1877, *1954, *9033 Neal-Challen-Scott Co., 1489 Nebraska Hardware Association 740 Nebraska Retail HMardware Association, 627, 735 Neudorff, Frederick, *833° » New Britain half a century ago, 142 New Doty Mfg. Co., 1337 New England Foundrymen’s Association, 262, 667, 1031, 1977 New England Iron and Hardware Asso- ciation, 383, 2107 ; New England Retail Hardware Associa- tion, 310, 983 New Jersey Briquetting Co., *1330 New York General Metal Works, 1342 New York Hardware Club, 312 New York Metal Trades Association, 448 New York and New Jersey Hardware and Iron Association, 1005 map. THE IRON AGE New York State Association of Retail Hardware Merchants, 715, 820 Constitution, 824 Newspaper, Trade, and commercial news, History of, 65 Newton Machine Tool Works, 947, 1834 Niagara: Canada’s new interest, 1338 Combined canal and power scheme, 1460 ‘ Comparison of Niagara power plants. By O. E. Dunlap, *1165 # Conditions from the Canadian view- point, 1259 Development on the Canadian side. By O. E. Dunlap, *753 Power transmission development, 416 Preservation of Falls, 862 Niagara Machine & Tool Co., 1335, Nichols, C. M., *934 Nichols, T. A., *730 Nichols & Langworthy 1172 Nickel steel and its application to boiler construction. By G. B. Water- house, 490 Niles-Bement-Pond Co., 39, 1814 Nish, L. D., *841 North Dakota, Map of, *548 North Dakota Retail Hardware Associa- tion, 542 Northwestern Iron Co., 1898 Northwestern Iron & Steel Co., 1287 Norton Co., 2034 Norton Emery Wheel Co., 1532 Norton Grinding Co., 1263 Norvell, S., *629 Norwich Industrial Exhibition, 1652 atl, Machine Co., 1531, 1606, Nova Scotia’s steel industry in 1905, 670 Novelty Mfg. Co., 1179 Nuts: Bull Dog lock, *1880 Gaines automatic lock, *1802 Nuts and rings, Making, without waste, #9048 Nuttall, R. D., Co., 38 Nutting, J. R. The early and the later days, 156 0. Oaks, S. C., *735 Obituaries : Adams, H. A., 1558: Allen, W. P., 285; Almond, T. R., 1189 Bannister, Lemuel, 1344; Beach, J. C., 1118; Bell, T. M., 2074; Bindley, Edwin, 1000: Brill, G. M., 1189; Brown, H. F., 1485; Buckingham, G. B., 1934 Campbell, S. M., 1274; Chandler, Frank, 1800; Chapman, J. L., 238; Cole, Alan, 1582; Cottrell, G. J., 380; Cowles, F. S., 998: Croes, J. J. R., 1047; Curry, D. M.. 2074 Dale, David, 1628; Dana, G. E., 1513: Davis, F. E., 355: Delamater, Wim., 971: Donaldson, John, 436; Dougherty, Jolm, 118; Draves, W. A., 1047; Duffy. T. E.. 971 Edwards, Edward, 885 Filer, Enoch, 519; Fish. H. C., 355: Fowler, Anderson, 600: Fuchs, Gustav, 1628 Gayer, G. H., 885; Gilbert, Edwin, 999; Griffin, F. A., 1183; Guthrie, ©..8., 223 Hager, Charles, 930; Hamilton. John. 1274; Hartness, J. W., 1628: Hendy, S. J., 1118: Higgins. T. L.. 1628; Hills, J. H., 118; Hirsch, Carl, 486; Hitchcock, P. M., 1934: Hodge, J. M., 2007; Hosford. G. K., 971; Howard, H. W. B.. 1344; Howard, J. L., 1628: Povve. J W., 693; Hulbert, E. S., 1274; Hull, H. D., 380; Hyde, Salisbury, 285 Jeffery, W. M., 1934; Jewett, F. A., : 1274: Jones, T. O’C., 1861 Kafer. J. C., 1189; Kayser, C. W., 1861; Knight, C. C., 2074; Krause, George, 724; Kurtz, D. B., 1118 Lauth, J. N., 1628; Leavenworth, W. J., 380; Leitelt, Adolph, Jr., 1558; Leutscher, G. L., 1412; Lewis, W. J., 223 Obituaries (continued) : McCaffrey, H. I., 1412; McKay, James, 1485; MacNaughton, James, 113: Mathewson, J. E., 2007; Merrick, J. V., 1189; Motter, G. F., 1047 Nealey, J. A., 2018; Newhall, W. E., 1558; Newton, C. C., 2007; Nulsen, J. C., 1984 Paxson, J. W., 223; 971 Richards, David, 1274; Rider, W. B., 1344; Round, David, 971; Rustin, Henry, S85 Sawyer, Ezra, 519; Saylor, F. H., 1344: Sheridan, W. H., 885; Sick- els, Ro