The Life of Sir William Siemens
The Life of Sir William Siemens
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The first meeting under his presidency was held at Liverpool, in July, 1872, when he gave an opening address, referring chiefly to the internal affairs of the body.
Iron and Steel Institute.
In the year 1869 a society was founded under the name of the Iron and Steel Institute, for the study and discussion of subjects connected with the manufacture and use of these metals. The first President was the Duke of Devonshire, K.G., and the first meeting was held in London on the 23rd June of that year.... Mr. Siemens warmly approved the establishment of this Society. He was one of the original members, and in 1871 he was elected member of Council.
One of the first things the Society did was, in September, 1870, to visit the Siemens Steel Works at Landore, then recently established ; the members were conducted over the works by Mr. Siemens and Mr. Gordon, and the whole process of manufacture was shown and explained to them.
Mr. Siemens had frequently afterwards to attend the reading of papers by other members, on his own inventions and processes, and he never failed to meet, in the best spirit, any criticisms made upon them.
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The first meeting under his presidency was held at Liverpool, in July, 1872, when he gave an opening address, referring chiefly to the internal affairs of the body.
Iron and Steel Institute.
In the year 1869 a society was founded under the name of the Iron and Steel Institute, for the study and discussion of subjects connected with the manufacture and use of these metals. The first President was the Duke of Devonshire, K.G., and the first meeting was held in London on the 23rd June of that year.... Mr. Siemens warmly approved the establishment of this Society. He was one of the original members, and in 1871 he was elected member of Council.
One of the first things the Society did was, in September, 1870, to visit the Siemens Steel Works at Landore, then recently established ; the members were conducted over the works by Mr. Siemens and Mr. Gordon, and the whole process of manufacture was shown and explained to them.
Mr. Siemens had frequently afterwards to attend the reading of papers by other members, on his own inventions and processes, and he never failed to meet, in the best spirit, any criticisms made upon them.
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