Engineering 1904 Jan-Jun: Index: Paragraphs

Engineering 1904 Jan-Jun: Paragraph Index.

Engineering 1904 Jan-Jun: Paragraph Index.

Engineering 1904 Jan-Jun: Paragraph Index.

Engineering 1904 Jan-Jun: Paragraph Index.

Engineering 1904 Jan-Jun: Paragraph Index.

Engineering 1904 Jan-Jun: Paragraph Index.

Engineering 1904 Jan-Jun: Paragraph Index.

Engineering 1904 Jan-Jun: Paragraph Index.

Engineering 1904 Jan-Jun: Paragraph Index.

Engineering 1904 Jan-Jun: Paragraph Index.

Engineering 1904 Jan-Jun: Paragraph Index.

Engineering 1904 Jan-Jun: Paragraph Index.

Engineering 1904 Jan-Jun: Paragraph Index.

Engineering 1904 Jan-Jun: Paragraph Index.

Engineering 1904 Jan-Jun: Paragraph Index.

Engineering 1904 Jan-Jun: Paragraph Index.

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Paragraphs

Agriculture:

• Engine Exports (U.K.), 210, 261, 486, 590, 731
• Royal Agricultural Society’s Report, 724
• Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 108, 724
• Alloys* See Mechanics

Appointments:

• Chairman, Rhymney Railway, 159
• Glasgow Gas Works, 16
• Officers, Sheffield Chamber of Commerce, 192
• Secretary, Institution of Electrical Engineers, 533
• Superintendent, Great Western Railway, 17
• Armour. See Naval
• Artillery. See Guns
• Automobiles. See Motor-Cars
• Boilers. See Engines and Boilers

Bridges:

• Aylesford Bridge Designs, 475
• Brooklyn, 534
• Lambeth Bridge, 851
• Midland Railway, 194
• Prussian State Railways, 306
• Railway Bridge Weights, Prussian P.W.D., 573
• Sydney Harbour, 104
• Zambesi, 363, 828

Canals:

• Argentine, 331
• Baltic North Sea, 105, 488
• Leeds and Liverpool, 428
• Manchester Ship, 306
• Suez, 110, 406, 652, 765, 850
• Thames and Severn, 751
• Welland (Lighting), .641
• Cars, Motor. See Motor-Cars.

Catalogues:

• 34, 243, 314, 378, 406, 488, 511, 554, 590, 732, 760, 803, 828, 869
• Acme Sheet Piling Company, 314
• Ajax Metal Company, 760
• Allgemeine Elektricitats Gesellschaft, 314, 406, 554
• Andrew and Co., Limited, J. E. H., 243
• Anglo-American Machine-Tool Company, 732
• Atmospheric Steam - Heating Company, Limited, 732
• Bailey and Co., Limited, W. H., 554, 590, 732
• Baldwin Locomotive Works, 243, 314, 551
• Bath Electric Manufacturing Company, 732
• Beanland, Perkin, and Co., 378, 488, 732, 869
• Beardshaw and Son, Limited, J., 803, 869
• Bever, Dorling, and Co., Limited, 243
• Blackwell and Co., Limited, R. W., 732
• Blake and Knowles, Steam-Pump Works, 732, 869
• Blake Manufacturing Company, Geo. F., 378
• Bolling and Lowe, 511
• British Electric Plant Company, Limited, 314
• British Electric Signs Company, Limited, 34
• British Oddesse Pump Company, 314
• Bromell Patents Company, 243
• Brush Electrical Engineering Company, Limited, 314, 732
• Buck and Hickman, 869
• Bullivant and Co., Limited, 554
• Burnand and Co., W. E., 803
• Burton, Griffiths, and Co., C. W., 828
• Cammell, Laird, and Co., Limited, 803
• Cape Asbestos Company, Limited, 406
• Chambers, Scott, and Co., 243
• Churchill and Co., Limited, Chas., 803
• Cloud and Nichols, 511
• Consolidated Pneumatic-Tool Company, 406, 732
• Cort and Co., Arthur, 554
• Croft and Perkins, 488
• Crompton and Co., Limited, 378
• Day, Summers, and Co , Limited, 554
• Dean, Smith, and Grace, Limited, 378
• Denison and Son, Samuel, 732
• Dennis and Co., W. F., 243, 314
• Dermatine Company, Limited, 828
• Dixon Crucible Company, Joseph, 31
• Dodge and Day, 378
• Doulton and Co., Limited, 34, 590
• Dowson Economic Gas and Power Company, Limited, 590
• Edison and Swan United Electric Light Company, Limited, 243, 378, 406, 590, 803
• Electric and Ordnance Accessories Company, Limited, 378, 488
• Electric Welding Company, Limited, 803
• Electrical Company, Limited, 406, 590, 732
• Electrical Mining Company, Limited, 406
• Empire Roller-Bearings Company, Limited, 378
• gspir, Fernand, 488
• Catalogues-. con«taed.

Estler Brothers, 243

• Evershed and Vignolles, Limited, 860
• Fairbanks Company, 378, 511
• Fleming-, Birkby, and Goodall, Limited, 511
• Forgrove Machinery Company, 314
• Francis and Co., Limited, S. W., 314
• Galloways, Limited, 378
• Garvin Machine Company, 732
• General Electric Company, Limited, 243, 378, 554, 590
• Gent and Co., 803, 869
• Gibbon Brothers, Limited, 243
• Gibbons Brothers, Limited, 554
• Glover and Co., M., 34
• Goheen Manufacturing- Company, 34
• Great Lakes Engineering Works, 732
• Green and Co., George, 243
• Griffing Iron Company, A. A., 378
• Griffith and Biliotti, 406, 760
• Ilaigh and Co., Limited, W. B., 406
• Halden and Co., J., 378
• Hamblet’s Blue-Brick Company, Limited, 488
• Harrison and Horsley, 732
• Heap and Co., H., 488
• Henderson, Blanchet, and Co., 488
• Hendry, James, 243
• Hess Machine Company, 243
• Hobbies, Limited, 590
• Hodgson, Wright, and Wood, 554
• Hoffmann Manufacturing Company, 554
• Holden and Brooke, Limited, 243, 406, 488, 760, 803, 869
• Hol lings and Guest, Limited, 243
• Horsfall Destructor Company, Limited, 732, 869
• Howden and Co., James, 828
• Hughes-Johnson Stampings, Limited, 590, 760
• Hunt Company, C. W., 378
• Hyatt Roller-Bearing Company, 551
• “ Ideal ” Syndicate, 378
• International Stoker Company, 243
• Jessop and Appleby Brothers, 488
• Kaye and Sons, Limited, Jos., 314
• Kerr, Stuart, and Co., Limited, 732
• King and Co., H. J. H., 34
• Kirkstall Forge Company, 732
• Klein Engineering Company, Limited, 732
• Knowles Steam-Pump Works, The, 243, 48S
• Korting Brothers, Limited, 488
• Kynochs. Erratum, 68
• Lahmeyer Electrical Company, 243, 488
• Laidlaw-Dunn-Gordon Company, 243, 406
• Lancashire Steam-Motor Company, 314
• Lancaster and Tonge, Limited, 314
• Lang and Sons, John, 243
• Lawman and Co., John, 243
• Linolite Company, 590
• Locomotive Publishing Company, Limited, 243
• MacGaines Patent Perfect Piston Company, 243
• Maclaren, J. and H., 803
• Main and Co., Limited, A. and J., 511
• Marion and Co., Limited, 314
• Marshall and Co., Horace P., 590
• Marshall and Woods, 314
• Mason Regulator Company, 314
• Mather and Platt, Limited, 760, 803
• Mavor and Coulson, Limited, 314
• Maxim, Sir Hiram, Electrical and Engineering
• Company, Limited, 243
• Meldrum Brothers, Limited, 314
• Metal Fittings Company, 590
• Morris Cohen Company, Limited, 243
• Musgrave and Co., Limited, 243
• Musker, Limited, C. and A., 406
• National Electric Company, 488
• Nernst Electric Light, Limited, 828
• Neville Brothers, 34
• Newell and Co., Limited, Ernest, 511
• Newton and Co., John, 488
• Niles-Bement Pond Company, 406, 732, 760
• Oldham and Sons, Alex., 732
• Perkin, Herbert, 803
• Pethick Brothers, 314
• Pitman, Percy, 406
• Pott, Cassels, and Williamson, 378
• Power and Mining Machinery Company, 243
• Power Plant Company, 243, 378, 406, 732
• Pulsometer Engineering Company, Limited, 406
• Reavell and Co., Limited, 314
• Renold, Hans, Limited, 243
• Renshaw and Co., Limited, W. R., 406
• Roberts Brothers, 243
• Robinson, A. S. F., 243
• Rowell and Co., David, 488
• Ryder, Limited, Wm., 732
• Ryerson and Son, J. T., 34
• Sagar and Co., Limited, J., 243
• Sanders, Rehders, and Co., 378
• Catalogues—continued.
• Schaffer and Budenberg, Limited, 34, 378
• Schonfield and Co., A., 406
• Siemens Electric Appliances, Limited, 511
• Siemens and Halske, 828
• Simpson, Strickland, and Co., Limited, 760
• Smith and Sons, Thos., 34
• Spagnoletti and Co., J. E., 732
• Spencer and Co., W. H., 243
• Standard Pressed Steel Company, 590
• Standard Varnish Company, 378
• Stoddart, F. Wallis, 760
• Straker Steam Vehicle Company, Limited, 314
• Szerelmey and Co., N. C., 590
• Temperley Transporter Company, 828
• Thompson and Co., Thomas, 243
• Thornton, A. G., 869
• Thornycroft and Co., Limited, J. I., 732
• Thwaites Brothers, Limited, 314, 406
• Trump Manufacturing Company, 243
• Tyler and Sons, Limited, J., 406
• United Asbestos Company, Limited, 590
• United States Metallic Packing Company, Limited, 732
• United Telpherage Company, 34
• Urquhart, Lindsay, and Co., 732
• Wadsworth and Sons, William, 554
• Wagner, Gunther, 590
• Waygood and Co., Limited. R., 243
• Weir, Limited, G. and J., 732
• Westinghouse Brake Company, Limited, 590
• Wilcox and Co., Limited, W. H., 590
• Wolf and Co., S., 760
• Wolseley Tool and Motor.-Car Company, Limited, 803
• Workman, Clark, and Co., Limited, 314
• Wright and Co., Joseph, 378, 554
• Yorkshire Electric Power Company, 314
• Young, A. V., 34
• Coal:

Alaskan Deposits, 607

• American Production, 783
• American Trade, 127, 355
• Belgian Briquettes, 651
• Belgian Exports, 26, 246, 556
• Belgian Imports, 235
• Belgian State Railway Adjudications, 617, 799
• Borings in the Midlands, 142
• British Coal in France, 766
• British Exports, 158, 306, 474, 547, 712
• British Port Shipments, 137
• British Railway Contracts, 50, 851
• Canadian Coal; Railways, 306
• Cape Breton Exports, 68
• Cardiff, 16, 51, 103, 127, 159, 193, 227, 268, 306, 331, 363, 395, 431, 475, 503, 533, 581, 607, 643, 679, 715, 751, 784, 819, 851, 889
• Coal and Metal Miners’ Pocket-Book, 410
• Doncaster Fields, 358
• Donetz Basin Mines, 285
• Electrical Heading-Machine, 192
• Export Duty, 306, 475, 584
• Forest of Dean, 193, 503
• French Exports, 342
• French Imports, 342
• German Coal in France, 722
• German Production, 60, 277, 510, 695, 828
• Hamburg Imports, 191
• Honduras, 36
• Hull Trade, 103, 226, 532, 678, 818
• Indian Coal, Qualities, 269
• London Gas Company Contracts, 590
• Mexican Field (New)," 849
• Mexican Production, 700
• Middlesbrough, 16, 50, 103, 126, 159, 193, 227, 268, 305, 331, 363, 395, 430, 474, 581, 607, 643, 678, 715, 750, 784, 818, 851, 888
• Mining Students’ Visit to Yorkshire Collieries, 731
• New Seam at Man ton, 819
• New Seams in South Yorkshire, 14, 546
• New South Wales Production (Retrospective), 695
• North of France, Output, 221
• Northern Contracts, 473, 546, 784, 818
• Nova Scotian, 277
• Scotch Trade, 16, 226, 330, 362, 394, 474, 532, 580, 606, 642, 714, 784, 888
• Sheffield, 16, 50, 103, 126. 159, 192, 226, 268, 305, 330, 362, 394, 430, 474, 502, 532, 581, 606, 643, 678, 715, 750, 784, 818, 850, 888
• South Wales Anthracite Combine, 643,679, 784
• South Wales Shipments, 51, 103, 127, 269, 395, 533, 715, 851
• Tyne Trade, 50, 847
• Welsh-Coal Areas for the Admiralty : a Proposal, 227
• Welsh Coal for the East, 51, 227, 306, 643, 851
• Welsh Seams (New), 395, 431, 607, 679, 819
• Companies:

Bell Brothers, Limited, 395, 503

• Bessemer and Co., Henry, 192, 226
• Bristol and South Wales Railway Wagon
• Company, Limited, 269
• Bristol Wagon and Carriage Works Company, Limited, 889
• Bristol Water-Works Company, 363
• Brown and Co., Limited, John, 862
• Brown Bayley’s Steel Works, 305, 330
• Bute Dry Dock Company, 751
• Cammell, Laird, and Co., 430, 715
• Cardiff Channel Dry Docks Company, 751
• Clayton and Shuttleworth (Lincoln), 533
• Cooke and Co., Limited, William, 818
• Ebbw Vale Company, 306, 819
• Furness, Withy and Co., Limited, 851
• Hadfield’s Steel Foundry Company, 330, 362,
• 394, 474
• Jessop, William, and Sons, 305
• Leeds Forge, Limited, 377
• Loewe and Co., Ludw., 605
• Newcastle and District Electric Lighting Company, Limited, 223
• Newport and South Wales Railway Company, 51
• North-Eastern Steel Company, 395
• Parkgate Iron and Steel Company, 715
• Rhymney Iron Company, Limited, 889
• Robey and Co., Limited, 476
• Ruston, Proctor, and Co., Limited, 793
• Seaham Harbour Dock Company, 346
• Stephenson and Co., Limited, Robert, 554
• Suez Canal Company, 110, 406
• Tredegar Dry Dock, 533
• Vickers, Sons, and Maxim, Limited, 330, 362, 394
• Vieille Montagne Company, 654, 695
• Ward, Limited, Thomas W., 784
• Western Wagon and Property Company,
• Limited, 227
• Yorkshire Iron and Coal Company, 500
• Defence of Coasts. See Naval
• Drainage. See Sewage
• Electric Tramways. See Tramways
• Electricity:
• Accumulators, Notes on, 372
• Alternate versus Continuous Current for Traction, 724
• Aluminium Cells as Condensers, 851
• Arc Works, Chelmsford, 889
• Argentine Telegraphy, 500
• Bastian Mercury Vapour Lamp, 431
• Brazilian Telegraphy, 269
• Chilian Telegraphy, 411
• Combined Refuse - Destroyer and Elect lie
• Plant, 127
• Continuous and Alternating Current for Trac
• tion ; Relative Advantages, 474
• Dangerous Potential on an Italian Railway, 679
• Detector for Electrical Oscillations, 269;
• Erratum, 304
• Development of Electrical Machinery, 227
• Directory of Electric Lighting and Traction
• Works, 309
• Dunfermline Light and Power Scheme, 50
• Electric versus Hydraulic Power atTerneuzen 573
• Electric Motors for Cargo Steamers, 533
• Electric Service Launch for Bristol, 269
• Electric Signalling on Lancashire and York
• shire Railway, 208
• Electric Traction on Ordinary Railways, 355
• Electrical Heading-Machine, 192
• “Electrical Pioneer,” 573
• Electrical Trades Directory (1904), 395
• Electrical Winding-Engines. Erratum, 270
• Electricity at Butte, 840
• Electricity at Cardiff, 431
• Electricity at Hull, 784
• Electricity in Mines. Erratum, 235
• Electro-Pneumatic Signals, 123
• Electrolytic Dissociation. Erratum, 885
• Electrolytic Iron, 643
• Experiments with Single - Phase Alternate-
• Current Motor on Tramcar, 431
• Fire at Bristol Works, 17
• French Wireless Telegraphy, 475, 675
• Greenwich London County Council Station, 304
• Hewitt Mercury Electric Lamp, 103
• High-Tension Oil-Switches, 785
• Light and Power at Portsmouth, 785
• Lighting Exeter, 679
• Lighting Leeds, 331, 722, 750
• Lighting Newcastle and District, 223
• Lighting Plants in Canada, 376
• Lighting Rotherham, 305
• Lighting the Welland Canal, 641
• Locating Ore Deposits by Electrical Means, 8} 9
• Electricity—continued.
• Long-Distance Telephone Service, 536
• Machinery Orders in the Shipping Trade, 16
• “ N. S.” Storage Battery, 486
• Nernst Lamps, Life of, 127
• Pacific Cable, 440
• Passenger Lifts (Electric), 127
• Portsmouth Municipal Telephones, 889
• Power at Niagara, 306
• Power Plant at Shawinigan Falls, 269
• Remarkable Power-Transmission Line, 679
• Resistance of Bearings with Automatic Ring Lubricators, 724
• Search-Lights at the Royal Military Tournament, 819
• Signals on the Midland, 918
• Smelting of Ores in Canada by Electricity, 751
• South African Telegraphy, 375, 714
• South Wales Power Distribution, 103
• Standardising, Testing, and Training Institution : Awards, 104
• Submarine Signal Bells, 123
• Switch-Gear and Protective Devices, 678
• Telegraph Anniversary, 677
• Three-Phase Motors for Driving Shipyard Machinery, 269
• Underground Cable : Birmingham-Warrington, 127
• Underground Stations: Home-Office Recommendations, 679
• Wireless Telegraphy between Karlskrona and Berlin, 51
• Underground Telegraph Extensions, 537
• Engineering. See Shipbuilding and Industries
• Engines and Boilers:
• American Boiler Explosions, 486
• Boiler-House Design, 331
• Bradley Boiler Explosion Compensation Case, 106
• British Steam-Engine Exports, 346
• Formula for Steam Generated in Locomotive Boilers, 17
• Green’s Equilibrium Stop Valve. Erratum. 297
• High-Speed Steam-Engines, 227
• Naval Boilers. Addendum, 235
• Rotary-Engines, 269
• Steam versus Gas as a Prime Mover, 785
• Steam-Turbines, 192, 193, 533
• Steam-Turbines for Glasgow Electricity Works,
• Superheated Steam, 304
• Superheated Steam and Coal Consumption, 306
• Turbine versus Reciprocating Engines, 750
• Yarrow Boilers for “ Libertad.” Erratum.
• 127
• Zoelly Steam-Turbine, 643
• Errata and Addenda:
• Borsig’s Locomotives, 135
• Electrical Winding-Engines, 270
• Electricity in Mines, 235
• Electrolytic Dissociation, Theory of, 850
• Green’s Equilibrium Stop-Valve, 297
• Hollow-Spindle Lathe, 475
• Kynoch’s Roller-Bearings, 68
• “ Libertad,” The, 127
• Locomotive-Weighing Machine, 391
• Magnetic Detector for Electric Waves, 304
• Napier Motor-Car Works, 582
• Nauticus, 155
• Naval Boilers, 235
• North-Eastern New “Atlantic” Express, 297
• Power Plant with Mechanical Draught, 15
• Rolling-Mill Plants ; Recent Practice, 885
• Water-Softeners, 17
• Wilson’s Double-Barrelled Steam-Winch, 785
• Wood’s Water-Gauge, 104
• Exhibitions:

Automobile Club, 227

• Colonial Products, 573
• Cordova Agricultural and Industrial, 511
• Geographical, 51
• Health (Glasgow), 643
• International Printing, Stationery, &c., 431
• Lifege International, 1905, 679, 751
• Mechanical Engraving and Colour-Printing, 103
• Milan International, 724
• “ Paris Fair,” 306
• Small Industries Machinery, 306, 363
• Spirit and Fermentations (Vienna), 579
• St. Louis, 679
• Explosions. See Engines and Boilers
• Explosives. See Guns
• Gas and Gas Engines :
• American Natural Gas, 273
• Gas-Engines, 467
• Gas-Making (History), 533
• Gas-Producing Plant for Johannesburg, 552
• Gas and Steam ; Relative Advantages, &c., 785
• High-Pressure Gas for St. Louis, 475
• Internal-Combustion Engines, 475
• Kilmarnock New Gas Works, 678
• Lighting-Gas Distribution in New Orleans, 17
• London Gas Companies’ Coal Contracts, 590
• Natural-Gas Pipe Lines, 749
• Natural Gas at Vendsyssel, 673
• Northern Gas - Coal Contracts, 473, 546, 784
• 818
• Paris, 534
• Producer Gas for Factories, &c., 269
• Guns, Explosives, Ac.:
• Amalgamation of Swedish Gun Factories, 428
• Machine Guns (History), 654
• Harbours. Piers, Ac.:
• Aarhus Harbour, 475
• Antwerp New Quays, 704
• Bristol Docks, 17, 51
• Bute Docks, 159, 268
• Caisson Quay Wall Construction (GPsgow)
• 192 8 h
• Coast Defence Works, 208
• Dock Extension at Shields (Proposed), £10
• Durban Bay; Purchase of Land, 221
• Elderslie Graving Dock, 715
• Floating Coal Depot, 363
• Harbours* Piers, &c»—continued.
• Gothenburg (New) Harbour, 410
• Hebburn-on-Tyne Graving Dock, 762
• Llanelly Harbour ; Proposed Trust, 363
• Llanelly New Dock, 16
• Milford Docks, 331
• Montreal Harbour Improvements, 431
• New French Ports, 503
• New York Harbour, 306
• Newport (Alexandra) Docks, 306, 395
• Penarth Dock, 851
• Plymouth Dock Improvements, 51
• Prevention of Accidents at Docks, &c.; Government Inquiry, 272
• Protective Works for Deep-Sea Erosion, 269
• Rio de Janeiro, 554
• River Pier of Becton Gas Works, 616
• Seaham Harbour, 346
• Skerries Lighthouse, 889
• Submarine Signal Bells for Ports and Harbours, 123
• Swansea Harbour Trust 581
• Swansea (New) Dock, 581
• Table Bay Harbour Statistics, 819
• Tees Conservancy Commissioners, 51
• Terneuzen Docks, Electric Power for, 573
• Tyne Improvement Commission’s Report, 312
• Usk Improvements, 581, 643, 679, 715
• Vancouver Floating Dry Dock, 106
• Water Power of the Rainy; Government Agreement, 554
• Wear Improvements and Traffic, 34, 412
• Weston Pier, 17
• Industries (Various) :
• American Imports of British Tin-Plates, 815
• American Locomotive-Building, 125
• American Locomotive Exports, 722
• American Metal Trades and Industries’ Directory, 715
• Belgian Metallurgical Industry, 522
• Bridge-Building at Motherwell, 888
• British Trade in South Africa, 104
• Cape Breton Developments, 363
• Corporation Telephones, 532
• Cotton Industry in Lancashire, and Supply, 305
• Cutlery Exports, 643
• Foreign Trade of Principal Countries, 390
• Forge-Masters and Foreign Competition, 850
• Future of Sheffield, 606
• Hull Trade, 678
• Inter-State Commerce Commission, United States, 51
• Iron Trade Statistics, 103
• Kelly’s Custom Tariffs of the World, 616
• Kelly’s Directory of Merchants, Manufacturers, and Shippers of the World, 711
• Llanelly Tin-Plate Works, 715
• Locomotive Exports, 156, 208, 273, 412, 522, 732
• Metal Trade Outlook, 850
• Roumanian Industries, 296
• Sheffield Chamber of Commerce, 159, 192, 3E0
• Swansea Valley Tin, &c., Trade, 17, 127, 159, 227, .395, 431, 503, 581, 607, 715, 819, 889
• Trusts, 331
• United States Commerce, 159
• Institutions* See Technical Societies
• Iron and Steel* See also Industries
• American Rail Exports, 803
• American Steel Production, 732, 835
• Belgian Blast-Furnaces, 274, 782
• Belgian Finished Iron, 282
• Belgian Pig Production, 155, 346
• Belgian Rail Exports, 278, 355, 817
• Belgian Rails for Argentina, 112
• Belgian Steel-Making Combine, Proposed, 653
• Belgian Steel Production, 17, 155, 269
• Birmingham, 28, 47, 106, 136,168, 204,238, 272, 308, 342, 374, 406, 442, 476, 514, 553, 584, 618, 654, 690, 726, 762, 796, 830, 862, 899
• Blast-Furnace Capacity, Diminution, 395
• Blast-Furnaces, United Kingdom, 104
• Blast-Furnaces, United States, 26
• British Pig Production, 47
• British Rail Exports, 95, 156, 342, 412, 552, 732, 818
• Canadian Pig, 340, 428
• Canadian Rail-Making, 607, 625
• Cleveland Iron, 16, 50, 103, 126, 159, 193, 226, 268, 305, 330, 363, 394, 430, 474, 503, 533, 581, 607, 643, 678, 715, 750, 784, 818, 851, 888
• Continental Competition, 850
• Dominion Steel for Glasgow, 678, 750
• Dowlais Works, 16, 363, 581
• Electric Smelting of Ores in Canada, 751
• French Pig Production, 552
• German Pig Production, 17,193, 487, 546, 628
• German Steel Production, 193
• Hedjaz Steel-Rail Contract, 15
• Iron Minerals in Belgium, 219
• Lake Superior Ores, 724
• Lancashire, 28, 47, 168, 204, 238, 272, 308, 342, 374, 406, 442, 476, 514, 553, 584, 618, 654, 690, 726, 762, 796, 830, 862, 899
• Malleable Iron Works at Motherwell, 126
• “ Metallurgist and Metallographist,” 306
• Midland Trade, 136, 238, 899
• Middlesbrough Statistics, 103, 533
• Moor Works of South Durham Steel, &c., Company, 305
• Prices in the Scotch Steel Trade, Regulation of, 16
• Scotch, 16, 50, 103, 126, 158, 192, 226, 268, 330 362, 394, 430, 502, 532, 580, 606, 642, 678 714’ 750, 784, 888 ’
• Scotch Pig Shipments, 268, 394
• Sheffield, 16, 50, 103, 126, 159, 192, 226, 268 305, 330, 362, 394, 430, 474, 502, 532, 581. 606 643, 678, 715, 750, 784, 818, 850, 888 ’
• South Wales Shipments, 127, 395, 533, 715. 851
• Steel Contracts, 223
• Swedish Iron Works Trust, 51
• Tees Shipments, 50,193, 330, 503, 643, 784
• United States Consumption, 338
• Welsh Imports, 475
• Welsh Output, 1903, 475
• W?l«erAamPton» 28’ 47> 108> 136, 168, 204, 238 272, 308, 342, 374, 406, 442, 476, 514 553 618, 654, 690, 726, 762, 796, 830, 862, 899 *
• Irrigation:
• Alberta, 519
• Mexican, 273
• Labour Questions. See Trade Societies, &c.
• Legal:
• Bradley Boiler Explosion Compensation Case, 106
• Damage to Roads ; Traction-Engine-Users Liability, 712
• Deduction from Wages for Damages Awarded, 654
• Denaby Main Collieries versus Yorkshire Miners, 204, 237, 271
• “ Suspension ” Furnace Case, 714
• Trades Disputes Bill, 618
• Wages Boards Bill, 272
• Workmen’s Compensation Act; Redemption of Damages, 581
• Light* Electric. See Electricity
• Machine Tools. See Mechanics
• Markets:
• Cleveland Iron, 16, 50, 103, 126, 159, 193, 226, 268, 305, 330, 362, 394, 430, 474, 503, 532, 581, 607, 643, 678, 715, 750, 784, 818, 851, 888
• Glasgow Pig, 16, 50, 102, 126, 158, 192, 226, 268 304, 330, 362, 394, 430, 474, 502, 532, 580, 606’ 612, 678, 714, 750, 784, 818, 850, 888
• Sulphate of Ammonia, 16, 50,103,126, 158 192 226, 268, 304, 330, 362, 394, 430, 474, 502 532* 580, 606, 642, 714, 750, 784, 818, 850, 888
• Mechanics. &c.:
• Absorption Dynamometer, 751
• Bastian Mercury Vapour Lamp, 431
• Bearings of Motor Armatures, Wear of, 475
• Berkitz Device for Rendering Visible the
• Variability in Running of Engines, 751
• Brilliancy of Sun ; Measurements, 17
• Chilled Cast-Iron Car-Wheels, 724
• Compressibility of Metals, 819
• Concrete Iron Piles for a Wharf, 17
• Deep-Water Two-Dimensional Waves 192
• Device for Evading Second Law of’Thermodynamics, 331
• Doors for Heating Pits, 430
• Elastic Felt for Foundations of Rails, Girders &c., 356
• Electrolytic Iron, 643
• Electronic Theory, 51
• Ferro-Concrete ; ‘Fire-Resisting Qualities 533 I Flour-Mills’Plant, 269 ’ 56
• Freezing Unstable Materials for Excavation 1 533 ’
• Hardening and Tempering Steel, 475
• 11 Ah-° l"^ Mefchods of Extracting Oxygen from Kyncch’s Roller-Bearings. Erratum, 68 Lithotype Printing-Press, 431 Locomotive-Weighing Apparatus, 36'3 Machine Belting (Woven), 850 Measuring Temperature of Flames, 785 Mill-Engmes ; Mr. Birchenough’s Views, 104 Motor-Meter, £69 ’
• Non-Sticking Slide-Rules, 312 Open-Hearth Basic Steel, 126 Photolinol, 652
• Plane Motion of Aerial Glider, 269 Poisson’s Ratio, 17
• Power Plant with Mechanical Draught Erra turn, 15 s
• "SSX?gF•“ "■•‘•-“'Ofc
• Radium, 51, 158, 431, 751
• Radium in Bath Waters, 51 Rapid-Cutting Tool-Steels, 430 Rating of Machinery at Derby, 193
• R Whir™30/ DefrostinS' P1“t at Nelson’s Rolling-Mill Plants. Erratum, 885 Rotary-Engines, 269
• Russian Mechanical Industry 581 Screw-Propeller Reactions, 16 Sesquisulphide Matches, 123 qmnnqpaie-With ^ra9ure Grooves, 104 Snihh Refrigerating Plant for Shops, &c 227 tnpAfi P1T?e Tappin£ Machine, 428 ’
• qpeoc?Rc IIeat of Superheated Steam 533 “S3" i»H“ »—«- ■£&. t«
• Steel; „ AU.m.te 5,,,^
• Steel; Structure and Tests 430
• Venturi Meter, 268 panties, 227 Water-Softeners. Erratum, 17 Weld n» Aluminium, Process of •;<>-Weldless Chains, 103 ’ 39°
• Wood’s Water-Gauge. Addendum, 104 iuX ,Se° ,naUStr!M- Ir°n S‘eel-
• Alaskan* Tin, 582
• American Manganese, 835
• American Petroleum 783 Ar^ntiferous Galena at Lake Temiskaming MXX Tab!e Mountain, 581 Entish Gold Imports, 219, 309, 491, 588, 731, Californian Petroleum, 26
• Canadian Minerals, 522
• ES"“‘ «' o„ D.P..U,,
• Himalayan Copper, 34
• Indian GoW Pr^uc’tio
• Lake Superior Ores, 724 ’
• Rhn?°-Uth5ales Minerals 695 Rhodesian Gold, 519 S Vr°,U'"ani?" Petl’oleum, 314 Transvaal Diamonds, 29 ->97 vf m Gold> 605, 750 "" World’s Goltd,g404C7i2Pany’S Prodi>etion, 695 Vorld’s Petroleum, 639
• Miscellaneous :

Aeronautical Screw Propellers, 573

• American Mails, 51
• Bessemer Gold Medal Award, 330
• British Engineering Standards Coded Lists, 749
• Canadian Mails, 452
• Cardiff, Progress of, 159
• City of London Directory, 625
• Contracts, General, 25, 51, 103, 167, 201, 227, 270, 304, 327, 359, 395, 429, 474, 499, 537, 580 607, 642, 679,724, 750, 793, 828, 847, 897
• Darlington Hotel Collapse, 475
• Durham College of Science, 700
• Elastic Felt Foundations for Machinery, &c., 356
• Electric Passenger Lifts, 127
• Electrical Standardising, Testing, &c., Institution ; Awards, 104
• Emigration to South Africa, 581
• “ Ferro-Bleach ” for Blue Prints, 340
• Fire at Bristol Electricity Works, 17
• Fiscal Question and the Chamber of Commerce, 330
• Fiscal Reform and the Sheffield Chamber of Commerce, 159
• Fish Traffic on North-Eastern Railway, 404
• Glasgow University Commemoration, 581
• Guide to South Africa, 157
• High-Pressure Fire-Service of Philadelphia, 306
• Investors’ Blue-Book, 1904, 208
• Ivel “ First-Aid ” Motor, 724
• Kelvin’s Science School, Trent College, 889
• Lancashire Cotton Industries and Supply, 305
• Lift-Working Plants at Broadway Maiden-Lane Building, 475
• Linoleum Floor-Cloth Manufacture, 546
• Lithotype Printing-Press, 431
• Lockwood’s Builders’ Price-Book, 280
• Lumbering in British Columbia, 700
• Machine Belting (Woven), 850
• Manchester and Salford ; Proposed Unification 590
• Manufacturers’ List and Buyers’ Guide of Canada, 193
• Map of China, Japan, and Manchuria, 126 Map of Korea, 227
• Metric System, Proposed Adoption, 331 Motor-Car Works, Fire-Protection of, 607 Mugna’s Smoke-Washing Apparatus, 1G7 Municipal Rates at Birmingham. 511
• Municipal Works of Newcastle-on-Tyne, 6*> Municipal Year-Book, 1904, 4i'l
• Museum of Masterpieces of Science and Technics at Munich, 431
• Navy Yard Machinery for Japan, 605
• New York Subways, 514
• Non-Sticking Slide-Rules, 312
• Personal, 25, 50, 103, 136, 157, 200, 226, 270, 296, 331, 362, 394. 131.473, 510, 546, 5S2, 60 643, 679, 715, 760, 793, 828, 847. w
• “Photography, British Journal of.” <>*.) Photolinol, 652
• Population of Cape Town, 792
• Population of Cardiff, 159
• Population of Winnipeg, 454
• Premium System of Payment. 431
• Protective Works for Deep-Sea Erosion, 269
• Rating of Machinery at Derby, 193
• Rebuilding of Baltimore, 429
• Refrigeration in Australia, 606
• Reuter’s Telegraphic Addresses of New Zealand and Australia, 794
• Road-Making in Gloucester, 643
• Royal Indian Engineering College (Cooper’s Hill), Closing of, 607
• Scientific Endowments Derived from French Gambling, 431
• Sell’s Directory of the World’s Press, 475 Set-Square with Erasure Grooves, 105 Shaw’s Patent Wood Kegs, 221
• Show-Rooms (New) of Messrs. Broadwood, 642 Smoke Nuisance in Calcutta, 269
• South Africa as a Timber Market, 503 South-Western Polytechnic Conversazione, 688
• Spottiswoode’s Exhibition of Poster Designs, 643
• Staffordshire Rivers and Sewerage, 193
• Stolzenberg System of Letter-Filing, 355
• “ Suspension ” Furnace Patent Case, 714
• Swedish Telephone War, 431
• Technical Instruction in Sheffield, 126
• Theories of Microscopic Vision, 227
• Timber as Used in Engineering Structures, 724
• Traction-Engines and Roads, 712, 888
• Training of Engineers, 126
• Trans-Atlantic Passengers of North German Lloyd, 226
• Universal Technical Dictionary, 3C6
• Ventilation at Hackney Board School, 715
• Volunteer Annual, 448
• Watt Anniversary Dinner, 158
• Watt Club Dinner, 158
• Watt Lecture and Greenock Philosophical Society, 362
• Willing’s Press Guide, 176
• Workmen’s Dwellings at Mulhouse, 17
• Motor-Cars and Motors:
• Automobile Club Exhibition, 227, 395
• Coaches on North-Eastern Railway, 227
• Electromobile Company’s Carriages, 2*7
• Fire-Protect!on of Motor Car Works, 607
• “ First-Aid ” Motor, 724
• French Automobiles, 375
• Great Northern Railway Branch-Line Cars, 412
• Kerosene Motor-Boat, 819
• London and South-Western Road Motor-Car, 51, 819
• Motor-Boat Race (French), 363, 679
• Motor-Meter ; Speed-Indicator and Cyclometer, 269
• Motor-Boat Trials at Southampton, 679
• Petrol Cars on Wurtemburg State Railways, 17
• Side-Slip Trials, 227. 431, 573, 7*5
• Small Car Trials, 851
• Taff Vale Railway Cars. 1G3, 269
• Trials in South Africa, 715
• Naval:

Additions to Navy Commissioned in 1903, 159

• Admiralty Yacht “ Enchantress/’ 514
• Austrian Battleship “Erzherzog Friedrich” 616
• Battleship Armament; Probable Development,
• “ Bellerophon ” and “T6m6raire ” as Trainino-.
• Ships and Workshops, 475
• Coast-Defence Works, 208
• Cost of First-Class Battleship in Commission, 679
• Dockyard Labour; Numerical Increase, 514
• Dockyard Labour; Reorganisation, 106
• Dockyard Wages ; Deputation to First Lord 554
• Electric Light and Power at Portsmouth, 785
• Engineer-Cadet Accommodation at Royal
• Naval College, 785
• Floating Coal Ddpot for the Navy, 346
• French Cruiser “ Gloire,” 235
• French Cruiser “ Jeanne D’Arc,” 616
• French Cruiser “ Victor Hugo,” 552
• French Destroyers “Dard” and “ Balliste,” 552
• French Navy, 327, 580
• German Battleship “ Lotheringen,” 835
• German Cruiser “ Lubeck,” 583
• German Navy Development, 127, 297
• H.M. Destroyer “Welland,” 582
• H.M.S. “Argyll,” 378
• H.M.S. “ Cadmus,” 314, 410
• H.M.S. “Cornwall,” 512
• H.M.S. “ Devonshire,” 688
• H.M.S. “ Hibernia,” 103
• H.M.S. “ New Zealand,” 235
• H.M.S. “Roxburgh,” 167
• H.M.S. “ Sapphire,” 488
• H.M.S. “St. George,”378
• H.M.S. “ Warrior,” 679
• H.M.S. “ Widgeon,” 582
• H.M. Torpedo Boat Destroyer “ Eden,” 167
• Italian Navy, 176, 314
• Japanese Battleships (New), 193
• Jarrow Warship Contracts, 306
• Key ham Electrically Lighted, 475
• Lean’s Royal Navy List, 246, 748
• The “Libertad ” : Erratum, 127
• Naval Boilers : Addendum, 235
• Naval Officers’ Visit to Private Workshops, 533
• Navy Yard Machinery for Japan, 605
• Payment by Results in H.M. Dockyards. 342
• Pocket-Book, 889
• Russ’an Battleship “ Kniaz Potemkin Tavrit-chesky,” 167
• Russian Navy, 167
• Sheffield Armour-Plate Trade, 305
• Submarines, New, 378
• Swedish Ironclad “ Manligheten,” 142
• United States Appropriation Bill, 1904-5, 488
• United States Battleships (New), 201
• United States Cruiser “ California,” 725
• United States, 1905 Programme, 314
• War Vessels of the Future, 330
• Warship Repairs in Private Yards, 305
• Warship Tonnage, Current, 606
• Water-Tank Vessel, the “ Pelter,” 488, 688
• Welsh Coal Areas ; a Proposal, 22"
• Work at Portsmouth Dockyard, 16
• Obituary. See General Index
• Physics. See Mechanics
• Piers. See Harbours
• Railways and Locomotives:
• Accident near Beighton (Great Central), 784
• American Locomotive-Building, 125
• American Locomotive Exports, 722
• American Railroad Construction, 533, 869
• Argentine, 34, 356, 491
• Australian, 488
• Automatic Signalling on the North-Eastern.
• 537
• Baldwin Locomotives, 36, 104
• Barry ; Directors’ Report, 193
• Barry Extension, 715
• Board of Trade and Railway Employment Act,
• Rule 8, 607
• Borsig’s Locomotives. Erratum, 135
• Brazilian, 246
• Brecon and Merthyr, 331
• Bridge Weights for Prussian Railways, 573
• Bristol and Avon mouth Double Track, 581
• Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway Cars, 26
• Buenos Ayres and Rosario, 355, 491
• Canadian, 297, 547
• Canadian Coal-Carrying Railways, 306
• Canadian Electric, 380
• Canadian Pacific, 554
• Cape Government, 794
• Central South African, New Stock, 474
• Chamonix, 394
• Chilian, 51
• Chinese Stock and Foreign Ownership, 51
• Congo, 157
• Danish State ; Accounts, 51
• East Argentine, 15
• Economical Railway Working, 430
• Electric Locomotives for New York Central, 851
• Electric Traction on Railways, 355
• Electro - Pneumatic Signals on the Great
• Eastern, 123
• English Railway Dividends 261
• Evasion of United States Inter-State Commerce
• Act, 573
• Ferro-Concrete Railway Sleepers, 679
• FortWayne, Decatur, and Springfield Railway;
• Electrification, 395
• French Lines, 431, 628
• German Railway Construction, 105
• Great Eastern Guide-Book, 794
• Great Northern Motor-Car Service, 412*
• Great Western and Electricity, 15
• Great Western Motor-Car Service, 227, 751, 885
• High-Capacity Trucks for Argentina, 95
• High-Speed Runs, 533
• Indian Railways ; Administration Report, 889
• Inter-State Railway Commission and Railway Tariffs, 51
• Lancashire and Yorkshire ; Electric Signalling,
• Railways and Locomotives—continuea

Lancrenon’s System of Heating- Carriages 51 Leeds and Rothwell, 47 mages, ai

• L1gW i^way Orders, 127, 193, 363, 533, 607,
• L1ServFc°e'653eet t0 Harwich’’ New ExPress Lochearnhead Railway Works, 502
• r^OrJXe Boilers » Formula for Steam Gene-IcllCCl, 1/
• Locomotive Exports, 156, 208, 273, 412 522 “3*
• Locomotive Head-Lights, 626 ’
• Locomotive - Weighing Apparatus, 363. See Erratum, 391.
• Locomotives on English, Welsh, and Irish Kailways, 346
• London and Edinburgh, East Coast Route, 14 London and North-Western ; Electrification, 0/7’
• London and North-Western; Newport-Pag-nell Branch, 724
• London and South-Western Guide-Books, 804 Lor*don and South-Western Road Motor-Car, 01, 819’
• London and South-Western ; Account, 227
• Metropolitan Elevated ; Wear of Motor Arma- I ture Bearings, 475
• Mexican, 51, 194
• Mexican Railway Company, 765
• Midland Railway Bridges, 194
• Midland Railway Motor-Car Service 897
• Milan-Gallarate Porto Ceresio, 679
• Motor-Cars on Taff Vale, 103, 269
• Natal Government, 221
• National Railway of Mexico ; Changing Gauge,
• New York Central; Electric Locomotives, 851 .New Zealand Government, 818
• Newport and South Wales, 51
• North-Eastern ; Electrification, 127
• North-Eastern ; Fish Traffic, 404
• North-Eastern Jubilee, 270
• North-Eastern Motor-Coaches, 227
• North-Eastern New “Atlantic” Express Engine. Erratum, 297
• North-Eastern Railway Bridges, 590
• Northern of France, 474, 679, 875
• Northern of France ; Coal Transport, 835
• Pacific Electric; Engagementof Motormen, 533
• Pans Metropolitan, 817
• Petrol Cars on Wurtemburg State Railways,
• Prussian State, 723
• Prussian State Railway Bridges, 306
• Rail Collection at Liverpool Museum, 533
• Railway Year-Book (1904), 467
• Rhymney, 159, 227
• Side-Sheets in Locomotive Fire-Boxes • Proposed Remedy, 785
• South African, 191
• South Italian, 785
• South Side Elevated (Electrical) of Chicago, 17
• South Yorkshire Railways, 688
• South-Western Service to Plymouth, 363
• St Thomas and Port Stanley Electric Railway,
• Swedish State, 159
• Taff Vale ; Directors’ Report, 193
• Taff Vale Extensions, 103
• Taxation of Railways in the States, 51
• Trans-Andine, 193, 529
• Trans-Siberian, 358, 502
• Transkei, 429
• Wemyss Bay Widening, 330
• Westinghouse Brake on New Zealand Lines, 442 ’
• Sewage:
• Aerobic Methods, 503
• Glasgow, 785
• Liernur System, 269
• Sewage-Disposal at Sheffield, 784
• Sewage-Disposal at York, 126
• Sewerage and Staffordshire Rivers, 193
• Scott-Moncrieff Sewage-Testing Apparatus, 227
• Shipbuilding and Shipping :
• Barry Dock Returns, 51, 103
• Bristol Record Tonnage, 679
• Bute Dock Returns, 159
• Century of Shipbuilding, 532
• Clyde, 192, 305, 330, 362, 502, 642
• Electrical Machinery Contracts, 16
• Floating Coal Dbpdt, 363
• German Steam Navigation, 499
• Glasgow and Greenock Returns of Shipbuilding, 580
• Ice-Breakers, 159
• Italian Steam Navigation, 534
• Japanese Steam Navigation, 34
• Kerosene Motor-Boat, 819
• Lloyd’s Shipwreck Returns, 679
• Manchester and Hamburg Service, 327
• Manchester as a Seaport, 51
• Marine Propellers, 430
• Mexico-Asia Service, 314
• Mexico-Canada Service, 715
• Motor-Boat Race, French, 363, 679
• Motor-Boat Trials at Southampton, 679
• Navigation on the Limay, Argentina, 14
• New French Ports, 503
• North German Lloyd Trans-Atlantic Passen-gers, 226
• P. and O. Company’s Fleet, 819
• Passenger Steamboats on the Thames 581
• Police Boats on the Rhine, 533
• S.S. “ Nineveh” ; Smart Repair Job, 127
• Scotch Contracts, 50, 226, 305, 362. 430 715 750, 784, 850 ’ ’
• Shipping World Year-Book, 270
• Steam Ferries, 68
• Swansea Harbour Report, 581
• Tees Conservancy Accounts, &c., 51
• PhaSe ^°^ors f°r Shipyard Machinery,
• Trade and Navigation Returns, 721
• Turbine versus Reciprocating Engines, 750
• Two-Cycle Marine Petrol Motors,,394
• Tyne Commissioners’ Report, 312
• Shipping* See Shipbuilding, &c.
• Societies® See Technical, &c., or Trades, &c.
• Strikes* See Trade Societies, &c.
• Technical Societies:

Aeronautical Institute, 573

• American Association for the Advancement of Science, 331
• American Electro-Chemical Society, 643, 851
• American Institute of Mining Engineers, 395, 785
• American Physical Society, 431
• American Society of Civil Engineers, 533
• Association of Managers of Sewage Disposal
• Works, 363, 607
• Birmingham Association of Mechanical Engineers, 363, 533
• Bristol Association of Engineers, 227
• British Association of Water-Works Engineers 724, 850, 851, 889
• British Foundrymen’s Association, 785
• Canadian Railway Club, 475
• Cold Storage and Ice Association, 227, 606
• Electrical Standardising, Testing, and Training
• Institution, 104
• German Engineers’ Association, 819
• Glasgow Technical College Scientific Society, lUu
• Glasgow University Engineering Society, 126, 192
• Greenock Philosophical Society, 362
• Incorporated Association of Municipal and County Engineers, 688, 751
• Incorporated Municipal Electrical Association, 573
• Institute of Marine Engineers, 533
• Institution of Civil Engineers, 126, 394, 606, 607
• Institution of Civil Engineers (Glasgow
• Students), 16, 192, 268, 330, 502, 532
• Institution of Civil Engineers of Ireland, 269
• Institution of Civil Engineers (Newcastle
• Students), 724
• Institution of Civil Engineers (Students), 331, 431, 474, 475, 616, 651
• Institution of Electrical Engineers, 751
• Institution of Electrical Engineers (Glasgow Section), 103, 532
• Institution of Electrical Engineers (Manchester Section), 193
• Institution of Electrical Engineers (Newcastle Section), 269
• Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders in Scotland, 16, 158, 304, 430
• Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 582
• Institution of Mechanical Engineers (Graduates), 127, 394, 546
• International Congress for Protection of Industrial Property, 475
• Iron and Steel Institute, 503, 889
• Junior Institution of Engineers, 269, 305, 372, 715, 724, 851
• Louisiana Engineering Society, 17
• Machinery Users’ Association, 193
• Marine Motor Association, 440
• Midland Counties Institute of Mining Engineers, 606 &
• Midland Engineers’ Conference, 192
• National Electrical Contractors’ Association,
• i
• New England Cotton Manufacturers’ Association, 751
• New York Railway Club, 785
• Paris Acaddmie des Sciences, 17
• Paris Soci6t6 des Ingdnieurs Civils, 17
• Physical Society, 227
• Public Health Congress, 331
• Rocky Mountain Railway Club, 724
• Roumanian Association for the Advancement of Science, 295
• Royal Agricultural Society, 103, 724
• Royal Institution, 390, 652
• Royal Scottish Society of Arts, 394
• Royal Society, 269, 819
• Royal Society of Edinburgh, 192
• Royal Statistical Society, 513
• Rugby Engineering Society, 306
• Sanitary Institute, 104, 227
• Sheffield University College, 126
• Society of Arts, 159
• Society of Chemical Industry (Leeds), 503
• Society of Engineers, 193
• Society of German Ironmasters, 607
• South Wales Institute of Engineers, 607
• Students’ Engineering and Metallurgical
• Society (London University), 227
• Students’ Engineering and Metallurgical Society (Sheffield), 331, 467
• Technical Society of the Pacific Coast, 17
• Traction-Engine Owners’ Association, 888
• Tramways and Light Railways Association 159
• West of ^Scotland Iron and Steel Institute, 16,
• Yorkshire College Engineering Society, 269
• Telegraphy. Qe* Electricity
• Telephony. See Electricity
• Tra<1®* See Coal' lron and S(eel> Markets, Shipbuild, zng, Electricity, and Industries
• Trade Societies, Unions, Strikes. Ac.:
• Afforestation and the Unemployed, 405 “American Federationist” Articles, 28, 168
• 307, 583, 726, 861 ’ ’
• American Miners’ Disputes, 136, 406, 830
• American Sheet and Tin-Plate Trade and
• Wages, 830
• Amsterdam Diamond-Cutters’ Lock-Out, 308
• Antwerp Diamond-Cutters’ Strike. 862
• Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co.’s Employer
• Strike and Lock-Out, 308 J ’
• Associated Blacksmiths, 272, 830
• Australian Legislative Programme, 762
• Barcelona Coach-Builders’ Strike, 47
• Barrow Miners’ Dispute, 476
• Belfast Boiler-Makers’ and Shipbuilders’ Wages
• 406 ° ’
• Belfast Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Wages, 690
• Belgian Glass-Workers, 553
• Bethesda Relief Fund, 476
• Birmingham Bedstead Trade Dispute, 442 514
• Blacklisting Trade Unionists in Vancouver! 554
• Blast-Furnacemen’s Wages, 532
• Board of Trade Report as to Labour, 136. 168
• 307, 341, 441, 617, 761, 898 ’
• Boilermakers and Shipbuilders’ Society. 168
• 374, 441, 618, 689, 796, 899 ’
• Trade Unions* Strikes,! continued

Boot and Shoe Operatives’ Case, 406, 476

• Boot and Shoe Operatives’ Union, 374, 406,476, 726 .
• Boot and Shoe Trade, 726
• Boston Labour Convention, 28
• Bristol Cotton Operatives’ Strike, 830
• British - Grown Cotton Association ; Contributions to Funds, 406
• Buenos Ayres Railway Strike, 342
• Canadian Labour Market, 46, 514, 553, 830
• Canadian Telegraphists’ Strike, 554
• Carpenters and Joiners’ Society, 106, 271, 405, 583, 726, 829, 861
• Cheap Austrian Labour, 168
• Chinese Labour in Mexico, 142
• Chinese Labour in South Africa, 28, 46, 105, 136, 204, 238, 308, 341, 476, 584, 654, 690, 726, 762, 796, 830, 862
• Cleveland Miners’ Wages, 103, 159, 533
• Colliery Engine and Boilermen’s Wages, 238 1
• Conciliation Act, 1896 ; Working, 204
• Conciliation Board for Miners’ Federation, 341, 405, 442, 654
• Conciliation Board of Northern Iron and Steel
• Trades, 374
• Conciliation, Cost of, 819
• Conspiracy and Unlawful Combination, 204, 237,'271
• Cotton Industries ; Effect of American Gambling, 238, 272, 584
• Cotton Spinners’ Association, 106, 272, 405, 584
• Cotton Trade Losses, 514
• Crate Makers’ (Potteries) Strike, 106
• “ Daily News” Compositors’Dispute, 168
• Death of Mr. B. Pickard, 237
• Deduction of Wages for Damages Awarded, 654
• Denaby Main Collieries Dispute, 654
• Derby ; Withdrawal of Vaccination Order, 690
• Durham Miners’ Association, 106, 272, 553, 830
• Durham Miners’ Wages, 238
• East Lothian Engine Keepers’ Strike, 899
• Engineers’ Amalgamated Society, 168, 307, 441, 617, 795, 899
• Federation of Trades ; Reports, 204, 654
• Ferndale Co-Operative Society and its Assistants, 553
• Free Labour in the States, 861
• Freight-Handlers’ Strike at New York, 793
• French Agricultural Labourers’ Strike, 476
• French Bakers’ Strikes, 28, 47, 797
• French Labour Troubles, 862
• French Textile Operatives’ Dispute, 514, 553, 584
• Friendly Societies ; Financial Position, 514
• German Textile Workers’ Strike, 46,106, 168
• Gompers’ Labour Mission to Porto Rico, Mr., 726
• Government Workers’ Wages, 342, 374, 476
• Greenock Dockers’ Strike, 136
• Hackney Borough Council and a Minimum
• Wage, 797
• Hartlepool Riveters’ Strike, 168
• Hirwain Colliery Dispute, 46
• Hungarian State Railway Strike, 618, 654
• Independent Labour Party Report, 514, 553
• Individual Freedom of Unionists and Non-
• Unionists, 168
• Industrial Notes, 27, 46, 105, 136,168, 204, 237,
• 271, 307, 341, 373, 405, 441, 476, 513, 553, 583, 617, 653, 689, 726, 761, 795, 829, 861, 898
• Industrial Situation, 136, 307, 441,617, 761, 898
• Industrial Situation in South Africa, 28, 136
• Industrial Unrest in Austria, 584
• Industrial Unrest in New York, 514
• Insurance, Cost of, under Workmen's Compensation Act, 503
• Ironfounders’ Society, 106, 271, 583, 726, 862
• Ironmoulders’ Society, 168, 374, 553, 690, 830 “ Ironworkers’ Journal,” 106, 271, 374, 553, 690, 829
• Ironworkers’ Wages, 106, 238, 271, 474, 784
• Jewish Bakers’ Strike, 584
• Labour Candidates for Norman ton, 238
• Labour Commission, 168, 476
• Labour Conditions of 1903, 341
• Labour Conditions in New Zealand, 168
• Labour Legislation in 1903, 28
• Labour Ministry in Australia, 654, 726, 762 796, 830
• Labour Party in Australia, 136, 584, 618, 653, 830
• Labour Questions and Parliament, 238
• Labour Representation in Australia, 28, 654
• Labour Representation Committee, 237, 584
• Labour Representation Committee and Mr
• Bell, 238
• Lancashire Cotton Trade, 47, 272
• Leeds Steel Works ; Wages Question, 47
• Limiting Hours of Labour in United States
• Government Service, 583
• I Lisbon Compositors’ Strike, 618
• “Living In’’Question with Shop Assistants. 514
• 1 London Cab Strike, 797, 862
• London County Council Tramways; Strike of Men, 727
• London Postmen’s Wages, 47
• London Society of Compositors, 373
• “London Trades’ and Labour Gazette,” 106,
• 272, 405, 584
• Macclesfield Silk Contract, 514
• Macleod, J. M.; Ironworkers’ Wages, 226, 474
• Marseilles Coalheavers’ Strike, 272
• Marseilles Dockers’ Dispute, 476
• Marseilles Seamen’s Strike, 618, 690
• May-Day Demonstrations, 654
• Midland Iron and Steel Trades’ Committee, 204
• Midland Wages Board, 374, 553, 600
• Miners and the Coal Tax, 406
• I Miners’ Eight-Hours Bill, 342
• Miners Federation, 204, 308, 341
• Miners Fined for Unlawful Absence, 727, 762
• Miners’ Strike at Des Moines, United Stati s 514
• Miners’ Wages, 106, 204 ’
• New South Wales Labour Party and Labour League, 204
• New South Wales Legislation ; Protection of Labour, 46
• New York Building Operatives’ Dispute, 406,
• Trade Unions, Strikes. «&c.— continued

New York Dock Labourers’ Strike, 762

• North-East Coast Boiler-Makers and Engineers’
• Wages, 106, 272, 308, 584, 654, 762
• North of England Conciliation Board, 690
• Northumberland Coal Conciliation Board and
• Wages, 514, 554
• Northumberland Colliers’ Wages, 654
• Nova Scotian Iron and Steel-Workers’ Strike, 830
• “ Open Shop ” Question in America, 861
• Operative Gun-Makers and Preferential Marking, 406
• Out-of-Work Benefit, Influence of, 513
• Palmer’s Employes’ Strike, 762
• Paris Dockers’ Strike, 862
• Parliament, 28, 238, 342, 476, 617
• Mr. Parrott as Successor to Mr. Pickard, 374, 476
• Pennsylvania Miners’ Dispute, 830
• Penrhyn Quarry Dispute, 28
• Penrhyn Quarries Strike, 797
• Piecework in Leicester Boot and Shoe Trade, 690, 762
• Post-Office Employes’ Wages, 106
• Prevention of Accidents in Docks, &c., 272
• Profit-Sharing in South Metropolitan Gas Company, 238
• Protective Policy for Labour, 272
• Queensland Legislation; Minimum Wage, 46
• Railway Working and Railway Employes, 784
• Redemption of Damages Case (Workmen’s Compensation), 581
• Restriction of Output ; American Views, 28
• Restriction of Output at Leicester, 47
• Rio de Janeiro Dockers, &c., Strike, 106
• Trade Unions, riu.es* c.—continued.

Royal D)ckyard Labour; Reorganisation, &c., 106, 514

• Royal Dockyard Wages ; Deputation, 554
• San Francisco and Trade Unionism, 405
• Scotch Ironworkers’ Wages, 238, 862
• Scottish Miners’ Federation and Conciliation
• Board, 342
• Scottish Miners’ Conference, 47
• Shipwrights’ Union, 514
• Shop-Assistants’ Annual Conference, 514, 553
• Shop-Assistants and Working Hours, 514
• Skilled Labour Report, 136,307,441,617,761, 898
• Social Democratic Federation, 553
• Socialism in Germany, 106
• South Wales, &c., Conciliation Board ; Chairmanship, 168, 284, 643, 654
• South Wales Ironworkers’ Wages, 47, 106
• South Wales Miners’ Out-of-Work Fund, 136
• South Wales Miners’ Wages, 238, 514, 643, 690, 726
• South Wales Steelworkers’ Wages, 554
• Southwick Engine Works Apprentices’ Strike, 690
• Spanish Dockers, &c., Strike, 106
• Spanish Miners’ Strike, 762
• Spanish Railwaymen’s Strike, 762
• Spanish Shipbuilders’ Strike, 238
• Steam-Engine Makers’ Society, 861
• Stop-Day Litigation, 46, 406
• Strike Statistics, 28, 136,168, 307, 441, 617, 762, 898
• Tinplate Trade Dispute ; Award, 204, 899
• Trade Conditions, 1903, 27
• Trade-Union Conspiracy Case, 405
• Trade - Union Expenditure on Unemployed Benefit, 513
• Trade Unions, strikes, acr.— continued.
• Trades Disputes Bill, 373, 618, 829
• Trades Union Congress ; Parliamentary Committee, 168, 238
• Treatment of Labour Agitators in Western America, 573
• Undertakers and the Chicago Theatre Fire, 307
• The United States Anti Injunction Bill, 583, 726
• Viennese Building Trades’ Strike, 830
• Wages of 1903, 28, 168
• Wages Boards Bill, 272
• Wages Rate and Regular Work, 513
• Wages at New York, 104
• Welsh Miners and the Sliding-Scale, 374
• Yorkshire Miners’ Case, 204, 237, 271
• Tramways :
• Bath Electric, 193
• Bradford Electric, 269, 473
• Hartlepool, 552
• Inter-Relation of Speed and Safety in Street
• Tramways, 331
• Leeds Corporation, 503, 724
• Liverpool Corporation, 159
• London County Council’s Southern Tramways,
• 104, 269, 304, 331
• Newcastle, 50
• Newcastle Corporation, 725
• Ratings, 159
• Rio de Janeiro, 221
• Spacing of Stopping-Places, 159
• Streatham, 33 L
• Swansea, 363, 431
• Tyneside, 235
• United States, Extent, 643
• TunneHing :

Greenwich Tunnel (Proposed), 859

• Simplon, 192, 431, 679, 819
• Vehicles See Cart.
• Warships. See Sara!
• Water Works, Ac.:
• American Cities and Waste in Supply
• Arbroath Supply, 502, 532
• Auckland (N.Z.) Supply, 722
• Bore-Holes at Wai laser, 363
• Bristol, 363
• Cape Town Supply, 511
• Cardiff Supply, 331
• Derwent Works, 606
• Gainsborough Borings, 431
• Hamburg Water Works Pumping Engines, 525 538. Erratum, 889
• Hull Corporation, 784
• Ilfracombe Supply, 607
• Leeds Supply, 305
• London Supply ; Map, 127
• Lynton Supply, 784
• National Supply, 889
• New York Supply, 51
• Newport Corporation, 819
• Pumping Engines, Working Cost of, 851
• Rio de Janeiro Supply, 235
• South African Supply, 167
• Street Supply, 889
• Swansea Corporation, 889
• Tapping the Cumberland Hills, 34
• Toronto Supply, 359
• Tynemouth Supply, 747