Scientific American 1890 to 1899

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1898-05-07: THE WASHINGTON, D. C., NAVY YARD1898-05-14: A CHARACTERISTIC GROUP AT THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD1898-05-21: VIEWS ON THE ISLAND OF PORTO RICO1898-05-28: ARMORED CRUISER VIZCAYA OF THE CAPE VERDE FLEET, ALSO MARIA TERESA AND ALMIRANTE OQUENDO1898-06-04: NEW SYSTEM OF ELECTRIC SIGNS AND SIGNALS FOR ANNOUNCING WAR NEWS1898-06-11: SCHLEY'S FLEET ENGAGING THE SANTIAGO FORTS AND THE CHRISTOBAL COLON1898-06-18: SPANISH TORPEDO BOAT DESTROYER TERROR1898-06-25: THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS AND THEIR INHABITANTS1898-07-02: ARRIVAL OF GEN. SHAFTER AND THE UNITED STATES ARMY AT SANTIAGO, JUNE 19.1898-07-09: A TYPICAL PINTSCH GASLIGHT PLANT1898-07-16: GEARED LOCOMOTIVES ON THE MOUNT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY1898-07-23: UNITED STATES PROTECTED CRUISER NEWARK AS RECONSTRUCTED1898-07-30: STARBOARD QUARTER VIEW OF OQUENDO SHOWING DESTRUCTION BY FIRE.1898-08-06: UNITED STATES ARMY HOSPITAL STEAMSHIP RELIEF1898-08-13: TRANSVERSE SECTION THROUGH MONITOR NAHANT AT THE TURRET1898-08-20: THE COLOMES STOPPER FOR CHECKING LEAKS AT SEA.1898-08-27: THE TRANS MISSISSIPPI AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION1898-09-03: THE TWO FASTEST TRAIN LONG DISTANCE RUNS WITHOUT STOP
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1898-09-03: THE TWO FASTEST TRAIN LONG DISTANCE RUNS WITHOUT STOP

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