Offices, 13
Oil: as a light-source, 29 et seq.; development of, lamps, 51 et seq.; 155; in lighthouse, 165 et seq.; 222, 224, 299
O'Leary, Mrs., and her lamp, 62
Olive-oil, 51, 52, 167
Orkney Islands, 29, 177
Osmium, 133
Oxygen: relative consumption of, by oil-lamps, 58, 59; 262
Ozone, 262
Painting, 342, 343, 347, 348, 349
Pall Mall, 74
Panama-Pacific Exposition: 304; artificial lighting of, 306, 307, 308, 309
Paper: 18; carbon filaments, 129, 130
Paraffin, 35, 57
Parker and Clark, 139
Paris: experimental gas-lighting in, 83, 84; Volta in, 111; 154, 185, 210, 212, 213
Peckham, John, 195
Pennsylvania: discovery of oil in, 56
Periodic Law, 145
Petroleum: 35, 51, 55; discovery of, 56; constitution of crude, 57; 58, 214
Pharos, 163
Philadelphia, 98, 99, 157
Phillips and Lee, 70, 72
"Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London," 33; quoted on industrial lighting, 63; Shirley's report on natural gas in, 66, 67; quoted, 87
Phoenicians, 34, 39
Phosphorus, 21
Photo-micrography, 12
Photography: 126; early experiments in, 258; development of, 259; 291, 292
Picric acid, 106
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