The AMERICAN ARCHITECT
AND BUILDING NEWS
Vol. XCII.SEPTEMBER 21, 1907.No. 1656. Editorial Summary: Pages 89-90
The Fatalism of the Turk and the New Yorker — Antagonism to High Buildings Unconquerable — The Skyscraper and Silhouette — Death of Willi s G. Hale, Architect — Death of Robert I. Fleming, Architect — Death of Edward S. Hammatt, Architect — Law and Labor: the Judge and the Steam-drill.
Italian Tombs — II...................................................................................... 91 The Conflagration ............................................................................................................... 93 The Smoke Plague and “Coalite .................................................................... 94
Communication .......................................................................................................... 95
How Certain Columns were Protected from Rust.
Notes and Clippings.................................................................................................... 96 Societies, Personal Mention, Building News, Etc. Plates:
House of Mr. J. B. Ford, Jr., 1730 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich. — Italian Tombs: Five Plates — Rear View of a House at Sewickley, Pa. — House of Mrs. Harrison Gardner, Brookline, Mass., and a House at Indianapolis, Ind.
Additional Plates (International Edition):
House at Sewickley, Pa. — Entrance to the Same.
FLATIRON BUILDINGNEW YORK
Entered second class matter November 18, 1904, at the Post Office at New York, N. Y., tinder the Act of Congress, March 8, 1879.
AND BUILDING NEWS
Vol. XCII.SEPTEMBER 21, 1907.No. 1656. Editorial Summary: Pages 89-90
The Fatalism of the Turk and the New Yorker — Antagonism to High Buildings Unconquerable — The Skyscraper and Silhouette — Death of Willi s G. Hale, Architect — Death of Robert I. Fleming, Architect — Death of Edward S. Hammatt, Architect — Law and Labor: the Judge and the Steam-drill.
Italian Tombs — II...................................................................................... 91 The Conflagration ............................................................................................................... 93 The Smoke Plague and “Coalite .................................................................... 94
Communication .......................................................................................................... 95
How Certain Columns were Protected from Rust.
Notes and Clippings.................................................................................................... 96 Societies, Personal Mention, Building News, Etc. Plates:
House of Mr. J. B. Ford, Jr., 1730 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich. — Italian Tombs: Five Plates — Rear View of a House at Sewickley, Pa. — House of Mrs. Harrison Gardner, Brookline, Mass., and a House at Indianapolis, Ind.
Additional Plates (International Edition):
House at Sewickley, Pa. — Entrance to the Same.
FLATIRON BUILDINGNEW YORK
Entered second class matter November 18, 1904, at the Post Office at New York, N. Y., tinder the Act of Congress, March 8, 1879.