The Engineer 1901/07/26

1901 July 26th PDF

Main Subjects

• Contents, p 95.

• 1901 Glasgow International Exhibition, (No. VI), p 84.
  • Tangyes.
  • Robert Stephenson and Co.
  • Lancaster and Tonge.
• Acetylene Installation, p 102.

• American Locomotives in England, (No. III), p 88.
  • Midland Railway.
• Catalogues, p 107.
  • Samuelson and Co.
  • Schaffer and Budenberg.
  • W. O. Rooper and Robins.
  • W. Willson Cobbett.
  • Empire Roller Bearings Co.
  • John Langridge.
  • International Electrical Engineering Co.
  • John Gibbs and Son.
  • E. S. Hindley.
  • Charles D. Phillips.
  • John Brown and Co.
  • Bulls Metal and Melloid Co.
  • Merryweather and Sons.
• Editorial, p 95.
  • Liability of Trades Unions.
  • HMS Minerva and HMS Hyacinth.
  • Ostensible Economies.
  • Navigable Balloons.
• English Engineers and Russia, p 97.

• Improved Circulation in Boilers, p 88.
  • Makins.
• Institution of Electrical Engineers - Visit to Germany, p 81.
  • Charles Leven.
  • Alexander Siemens.
• Launches and Trial Trips, p 107.
  • Wigham Richardson - SS Scharzfels.
  • Irvine's Shipbuilding and Dry Docks Co - SS Austriana.
  • William Allsup and Sons - SS Seagull.
  • Furness, Withy and Co - SS Amsteldyk.
  • Blyth Shipbuilding and Dry Docks Co - SS Wisbech.
• Letters to the Editor, p 100.
  • W. Andrews of Panama.
  • John Riekie, Indian State Railways, of Glasgow
  • Alfred Cotton of Manchester
  • Clark Harrison and Co of London
• Light Oil Motor Cars - C. C. Longridge, (No. IV), p 81.

• Naval Engineers, p 102.

• New Bridge Over The Rhine, p 85 and 86. (Illustrated).

• New Protected Cruisers for the United States Navy, p 87.
  • Charleston.
• Newest Six-Coupled Express Engines on the North Eastern Railway, p 82.
  • Wilson Worsdell.
• Penarth Dock - Progress, p 91. (Illustrated).

• Royal Commission on Sewage, p 83.

• Santos Dumont Navigable Balloon, p 89 and 90. (Illustrated).

• Steam Launch - Vosper and Co, p 102. (Illustrated).

• Wire Rope Works, George Cradock and Co at Wakefield, (No. II), p 98 and 99. (Illustrated).

• World's Production of Coal, p 97.

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