Scientific American 1900 to 1909

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1904-01-02: The New 8,500 Ton Floating Dock of Durban, Showing Floating Workshop on Deck1904-01-09: How American Automobiles Are Made in Large Quantites1904-01-16: Sectional view Of Pennsylvania Railroad Tunnel Now Under Construction Beneath the Hudson River1904-01-23: The Accepted Design for the Manhattan Bridge Across the East River, New York, As It Will Appear When Completed1904-01-30: Automobile Number1904-02-06: The New Stage of the Metropolitan Opera House, Rebuilt for the Production of Parsifal1904-02-13: Japanese Armored Cruiser" Adzuma." Completed in 19011904-02-20: The Finest Battleship in the Russian Navy, "Czarevitch." Built 1901. Sunk At Port Arthur1904-02-27: Flour Milling As Conducted in the Largest Mills in the World. Capacity, 30,000 Barrels a Day1904-03-05: Langley1904-03-12: The Japanese Torpedo-Boat Destroyer Fleet1904-03-19: The Base of the Eiffel Tower, Showing the Apparatus for Measuring the Pressure of Wind1904-03-19: The japanese Sword exercise part 1 by G.H.Tilden1904-03-19: The japanese Sword exercise part 1 by G.H.Tilden1904-03-26: The New Vickers·maxim 9.2·inch, 47·caliber, Wire·wound Gun, for Intermediate Battery of British Battleships1904-04-02: Admiral Togo's .Flagship "Mikasa" Leading the Japanese Fleet Into Action1904-04-02: Japanese swordmaking part 2 by G.H.Tilden1904-04-02: Japanese swordmaking part 2 by G.H.Tilden
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1904-02-27: Flour Milling As Conducted in the Largest Mills in the World. Capacity, 30,000 Barrels a Day

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