Thank you for telling me and other people have pointed that out too. So I've already rewritten a few parts of the article. :)
I also looked some info up on Wiki (Yeah I know I should find a better source *is lazy*), and skyscrapers have been around since the mid 1880's, but the buildings on page 3-6 still look ahead of 1899/1900. On page 6 there is also a trafic light, and modern traffic lights like this weren't around until 1912 and weren't even common until the 1920's. Considering that all of Wiki's info on that is true, then Allen's dream really is taking place in the future! O_O I'm schocked actually. Could Hoshino be foreshadowing by the demolished landscape that something could take place in the future, or did she just get her architecture off by 20 years? O_o Wow! Thanks for pointing that out. I thought that the architecture was possible for the year 1899 or 1900.
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I also looked some info up on Wiki (Yeah I know I should find a better source *is lazy*), and skyscrapers have been around since the mid 1880's, but the buildings on page 3-6 still look ahead of 1899/1900. On page 6 there is also a trafic light, and modern traffic lights like this weren't around until 1912 and weren't even common until the 1920's. Considering that all of Wiki's info on that is true, then Allen's dream really is taking place in the future! O_O I'm schocked actually. Could Hoshino be foreshadowing by the demolished landscape that something could take place in the future, or did she just get her architecture off by 20 years? O_o Wow! Thanks for pointing that out. I thought that the architecture was possible for the year 1899 or 1900.