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Title: The Street railway journal
Year: 1884 (1880s)
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Subjects: Street-railroads Electric railroads Transportation
Publisher: New York : McGraw Pub. Co.
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achine shop practice as well. and special blow-off cocks, also the Van Stone joint, a well ap-proved method of applying flanges to pipe for high service. Theexhibit also included a steam and air whistle. The WaiworthManufacturing Company is a big contractor for installing powerhouse piping, as the many street railway contracts carried out bythe company testify. The company also manufactures the Wal-worth Klingfast pipe vise and the Walworth vise, the Ashleypatent right and left nipple holder, Walworth die plates, Millerspatent reversible ratchet die plates, Smiths patent friction drillstocks, and the Stillson adjustable pipe wrench. F. H. NEWCOMB, of Brooklyn, N. Y., the well known makerof uniform caps, showed a full line of caps, which the company November 3, 1900.) STREET RAILWAY JOURNAL. 1103 claims are in use by 50 per cent of the roads in this country. Inaddition to the work in this country, Mr. Newcomb says that he ispreparing to reach tramways abroad, as letters show that these
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EXHIBIT OF THE NEW HAVEN CAR REGISTER CO. goods can be supplied from America to advantage. Mr. New-comb gave out as a souvenir a dating stamp, good for six years,and showing a New York Central & Hudson River Railroadconductors cap. FISKE BROTHERS RE-FINING COMPANY, of NewYork, the well known makersof Lubroleine, were repre-sented by E. H. Chapin, whovery ably looked after the in-terests of his company. Mr.Chapin was, as usual, one ofthe most popular representatives,owing to his ready wit andhis quick repartee. Mr. Chapingave out as a souvenir a verypretty little mirror, with celluloidback, and a pin cushion aroundthe edges. THE STANDARD PAINTCOMPANY, of New York, hadan attractive space, in whichwere shown P. & B. electricalcompounds, paints, waterproof insulating tapes, armature varnish, insulating papers, motor clothand ruberoid roofing. The company gave as a souvenir a very nice,useful combination blotter pad, and was well represented by J. C.Shainwald, Western manager, and

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