The Engineer 1901/05/17

1901 May 17th PDF

Main Subjects

• Contents, p 509.

• 1901 Naval and Military Exhibition, at the Crystal Palace, p 516.

• Australian Coal, p 506.

• Editorial, p 509.
  • A Suggestion.
  • Heavy Motor Traction.
  • Tubular Railways.
  • Copper.
  • Self-Moving Vehicles For Heavy Traffic.
• Hyde Park Locomotive Works, Springburn, Glasgow, (No. I), p 493 - 504. (Illustrated).
  • Walter Montgomerie Neilson.
  • James Reid. (Illustrated).
  • Neilson and Co.
  • Henry Dubs.
  • Hugh Reid.
  • GEC telephone system, p 502.
• Institution of Junior Engineers, p 515.
  • Ernest King.
  • A. H. Barker.
  • Percival Marshall.
• Iron and Steel Institute, p 505 and 516.
  • Isaac Lowthian Bell.
  • Walter Dixon.
  • J. M. White.
  • W. R. Webster.
  • I. H. Roberts.
  • Finlay Finlayson.
  • J. P. Bedson.
  • R. M. Daelen.
  • Joseph Hooper.
  • Samuel Lloyd.
• Labour Troubles, p 511.

• Letters to the Editor, p 515.
  • James Casey.
  • Alfred Cotton.
  • James Baxter.
  • Percy G. Scott.
  • Hamber Wilson.
  • William Leighton Jordan.
• Machines for Working Plates and Rolled Sections - Rushworth and Co, p 512. (Illustrated).

• New French Armoured Cruisers: Leon, Gambetta, Jules Ferry and Victor Hugo, (No.I), p 505.

• New Surface-Contact System For Tramways, p 514.

• North Eastern Railway Schemes, p 515.

• Obituary - John Henry Widdowson, p 511.

• Portland Cement - A Terst, p 511.
  • J. Patchett.
• Self-Propelled Lorry For Military Purposes, p 514.

• Swedish Peat-Fuel Machinery, p 517.

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