Identifier: streetrailwayjo121896newy (find matches)
Title: The Street railway journal
Year: 1884 (1880s)
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Subjects: Street-railroads Electric railroads Transportation
Publisher: New York : McGraw Pub. Co.
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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new car brake. The Michigan Stove Company, of Detroit, showed threeGarland stoves. George P. Jones & Company, of St. Louis, exhibited a fullline of oil and greases. J. H. Wolf & Company, of St. Louis, exhibited a new transferticket invented by Mr. Wolf. The Missouri Malleable Iron Company, of East St. Louis, 111.,exhibited a number of forgings. D. C. Sweet, of Grand Rapids, Mich., had his patent grinderfor car wheels at the Convention. The Standard Electric Works, of Cincinnati, made no exhibit,but was represented by F. D. Lawrence. The Ready Rock Asphalt Roofing Company, had an exhibit of its roofing for car houses and car stations. The Detroit Stove Works, of Detroit, had an exhibition oftwo Jewel car stoves and three station heaters. Louis Myers, of the Electrical Installation Company, Chicago,was on hand looking after the interests of his company. The American Steel Foundry Company, of .St. Louis, Mo., ex-hibited a variety of steel castings for truck frames, drawbars, etc.
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE STREET RAILWAY JOURNAL. Robt. A. Schlegel & Bro., of St. Louis, Mo., had a tastefullyarranged exhibit of looking glass plates for interior car decorations. Wm. S. Silver, represented not only the New York CarbonCompany, but Silver springs, and was a prominent figure at the con-vention. The Evens & Howard Fire Brick Company, exhibited afull line of fire brick and tiling. The company was represented byAlbert Sobolewski. The American Electrical Works, of Providence, R. I., had itsinterests well looked after by P. C. Ackerman, of Providence, andF. E. Donohoe, of Chicago. The Commutator Company, of Minneapolis, was representedby E. F. Keister, who exhibited samples of commutator bars madeby the new process of this company. Krotz, Allen & Kelly, of Springfield, O., presented to atten-dants an attractive souvenir consisting of four views showing theK. A. K. system of underground conduit. The Chapman Valve Company, of Indian Orchard, Mass.,showed a line of Chap

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