GENERAL INDEX 



347 



Elevators, grain 



Capacity IV 10 1 



Capurity, of, increasing IV Ititi 



Kinds of IV 104 



Mac'iiiiiery of IV 107 



iModf-rn, (Day Allen Willey) IV 10.5 



Motive iiowcr of IV Kis 



Steel IV 107 



Storage IV 101 



Operation of IV 160 



Structure of IV lorj 



Transfer IV 164 



Transferring IV 1 OS 



(See also wheat) 



Eliot, Cliarles W 



American reforms in education I 89 



Reformei*. as educational I 192 



Elliott, Jesse Duncan 



Sword of IX 394 



i:ilis, Alexander J 



And A. G. IJell VII 171 



Elmer, Jonathan, American physician. VII 407 



illwell, F. E 



American art. I 331 



Elwood, Charles, sociologist VII 101 



Ely. Richard T 



Government investigation of 



labor VIII 24 



Ely. William T 



Political economist VII 95 



Emeralds VI 328 



Emerson. R. \V I 358 



Emery VI 436 



Emory. Frederick 



Competition, foreign view of 



American IV 51 



Foreign trade of U. S IV 110 



Engines, gas 



Natural VI 391 



Number of in U. S VJI 216 



Engines, turijine (see turbine engines) 



(See also engineering) 



Engineering 



Accounts, daily, the curve of Ill 261 



Allis-Chalmers Milwaukee plant.. VII 283 

 American and European plants. ..VII 282 

 American steam. (Philip Daw- 

 son) VII 278 



Boston railroad plant VII 279 



Bridge building and IV 402 



Business and Ill 258 



Capital, relations of to VIII 360 



Centurys progress in (R. H. 



Fernald) VII 290 



Commerce, its uses in Ill 259 



Continental engines VII 2S6 



Cooling towers VII 288 



Development of steam engmes. ..VII 279 



Engineeras an employer Ill 262 



Hi.story of. early VII 290 



Horizontal anil vertical engines.. VII 286 

 Industrial works, in(\V. D. Emiis) III 257 



Engineering — Continued. 



.Machinery, and economy of Ill 200 



Manufacture an engineering 



proposition Ill 259 



Marine engines, American VII 2HI 



.Mechanical, in U. S VI 440 



Mistakes, prevent l)usiness Ill 201 



New York metropolitan railroa<l 



plant VII 200 



Railroads, routes of western IV 274 



Societies helpful to business Ill 202 



Success, records in lousiness Ill 200 



Superheated steam VII 288 



United States navy IX 341 



(See also education, tet'hnical) . . 



England 



American heritage from II 440 



Commerce, and early American ... IV 07 



Ea wyers in II 1 00 



Shipbuilding, influence on .Amer- 

 ican IV 122 



Tobacco culture prohiliited in. . . .IV 73 



Ennis, William D. 



Engineering in industrial works.. Ill 257 



Entomology 



Debt to, world's VII 33 



Equitatile Life company Ill 461 



Equitable Life insurance Co 



An exemplar Ill 471 



Ericsson, John 



Railroads and IV 234 



Erie railroad 



Planned Ill 26 



Ether VII 427 



Discovery of VII 414 



Europe, Introduced into VII 416 



Morton, used by W. T. G VII 415 



Ethnology 



Governments work in VII 42 



Europe 



States of, modeled after Amer- 

 ican union II 26 



Eustis, William 



War of 1812 and IX 28 



I'] vans, Oliver 



Railroads and IV 235 



Eve. Paul Fitzsimmons VII 431 



Expansion, American commercial . . . 



(O. P. Austin) IV 33 



Anglo-French treaty 1763 II 268 



Area and population 1790 to 



1900 II 207 



Commercial, assured IV 61 



Diplomacy, and American II 173 



Early California II 282 



Foreign trade and IV 514 



Hawaii, annexation of II 218 



Louisiana purchased by U. S II 270 



Louisiana purchase territory, 



present production of II 275 



Terms of II 272 



Successive political divisions of.. II 272 



