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GENERAL INDEX 



McDowell. Dr.. surgeon VII 429-30 



McGee, W. J 



Fifty years of American science. .VII 1 



Mackay, John 



Conistock lode and VI 26 



Macomb, Alexander, soldier IX 6 



McKay sewing machine VII 322 



McKinley, President 



Foreign policy of II 145 



Peace, favored by II 154 



Philippine policy of II 2S9 



Porto Ricau policy of, ciial- 



lenged II 202 



Reciprocity, on II 375 



Tariff, early II 320 



(See also tariff) 



McLaughlin, Allan 



Immigration and public health .IX 119 



McPhersou, James B 



Sword of IX 400 



Machias, gim boat IX 297 



Machine shops 



Conditions of VIII 357 



Energy of workers in VIII 357 



Machinery, elevated by VIII 361 



Uniformity-non of work in VIII 362 



Waste in VIII 363 



Machinery 



Advantages material, of VIII 373 



Air, compressed VII 247 



Machinery, American 



Abroad VII 201 



American colonies, and VII 201 



Britain, in VII 261 



British cities, and VII 262 



Calculating VII 373 



Chicago drainage canal, and VII 204 



Cog wheels VII 263 



Copying of, (Joseph Horner) .. . .VII 260 



Cutting tools, rotary VII 264 



Encouraged VII 205 



Engineers, American, abroad. . . .VII 202 

 Evolution of reaping, (M. F. 



Miller) V 67 



Foreign discoviragement, early. . .VII 269 



Expositions, at VII 207 



Injury, prevents VIII 295 



Light, desired VII 199 



Office work VII 371 



Paris, exposition, at VII 261-2 



Population, and VII 277 



Russia, and VII 202 



St. Petersburg air brake plant. . .VII 206 



Silk, and VII 203 



Turbine engines, (C. C. Fitz- 



morris VII 254 



Workmen, and VIII 2 



Machinery 



And labor, (Henry White) VIII 365 



BuUding trades and VIII 370 



Child labor exploited by VIII 373 



Cotton (D. C. Roper) V 129 



Jlachinery — Continued. 



Economic effects of VIII 367 



Europe, American plants in IV 116 



Evils of VIII 373 



Gas engine, natural VI 391 



Karl Marx, on VIII 368 



Labor saver, as VIII 365 



Useful and useless, and VIII 366 



Machinists improved by VIII 361 



Metal working in, (E. H. San- 

 born VI 283 



Development of metal working 



in, (E. II. Sanborn) VI 283 



Mining VI 30 



New with newer, replacing Ill 297 



Painful effects of VIII 372 



Production and VIII 371. 272 



Quantity of, in U. S. and abroad. VII 200 



Sewing machines VII 339 



Trades unions and VIII 368 



Trusts, help to Ill 51 



Typesetters and VIII 369 



Wear of, rapid VIII 295 



( See also agricultural machinery, 

 agriculture, mining, boots and 

 shoes, cotton machinery) .... 



Machinists 



Character of American VIII 243 



Xaval IX 347 



Unions of, wrecked VIII 222 



(See also machine shops) 



Magna Charta II 58, 76, 99, 100 



Magnetism (see physics) 



Maine, Sir Henry 



Securities, opinion of, on Ameri- 

 can II 101 



Maine 



Shipbuilding, and early IV 101 



U. S IX 293 



Maison Leclaire, the VIII 311 



Malt liquors 



Ohio, as leading manufacturer 



in IV 101 



Maltha VI 398-9 



Manchuria 



Machinery, American, in VII 202 



Manny, John H 



Patents of V 87 



Mansfield, Lord 



Commerce to, debt of II 106 



Manual training, (see education, 

 technical) 



Manufactures 



American, (Dr. Vosberg-Rekow) IV 58 

 American and world's, compared. Ill 4 



America's greatness in IV 2 



Artisan, efficiency of Ameri- 

 can Ill 5 



Capital invested in Ill 103 



Chinese mills II 251 



