Scientific American 1890 to 1899

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1899-05-06: UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY, ANNAPOLIS1899-05-13: COVER FOR Bicycle And Automobile Number - FIRST MOTOR NUMBER1899-05-13: TITLE PAGE FOR Bicycle And Automobile Number - FIRST MOTOR NUMBER1899-05-20: MANUFACTURE OF KRAG JORGENSEN RIFLES AT THE SPIRINGFIELD ARSENAL. PART 21899-05-27: NIAGARA AS AN INDUSTRIAL CENTER1899-06-03: NAVIES OF THE WORLD VI. ITALY, First- class Battleship Re Umberto class of three Ships, First class Battleship Andrea Doria." Class of Three Ships1899-06-10: MANUFACTURE OF LINEN LEDGER PAPER- PLANT OF THE BYRON WESTON COMPANY1899-06-17: THE BRIDGES OF NIAGARA G0RGE - NIAGARA RAILWAY ARCH BRIDGE. SPAN, 550 FEET RISE, 114 FEET, NIAGARA FALLS AND CLIFTON STEEL ARCH BRIDGE. SPAN, 840 FEET RISE, 150 FEET1899-06-24: THE SNAKE DANCE OF THE MOKIS PART 11899-07-01: TYPICAL PERPETUAL MOTION FRAUD1899-07-08: THE UNITED STATES EXPERIMENTAL MODEL BASIN1899-07-15: THE NEW FIRST CLASS BATTLESHIP "KEARSARGE." DISPLACEMENT, l1,525 TONS; SPEED 16 KNOTS.1899-07-22: NIAGARA FALLS POWER PLANT III1899-07-29: NAVIES OF THE WORLD- VII. JAPAN.1899-08-05: THE PEARL BUTTON INDUSTRY OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.1899-08-12: COLUMBIA CLOSE HAULED ON THE PORT TACK1899-08-19: ADMIRAL DEWEY AT TRIESTE, AUSTRIA1899-08-26: THE TRANS-SIBERIAN RAILROAD
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1899-07-29: NAVIES OF THE WORLD- VII. JAPAN.

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