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Title: The street railway review
Year: 1891 (1890s)
Authors: American Street Railway Association Street Railway Accountants' Association of America American Railway, Mechanical, and Electrical Association
Subjects: Street-railroads
Publisher: Chicago : Street Railway Review Pub. Co
Contributing Library: Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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days entertainment. On arrival at Whalom, the members of the party were conductedover the grounds, and the various attractions were not only thor-oughly inspected, but put to a practical test. The time was pleas-antly passed until the dinner hour as their inclinations prompted.At I oclock a banquet was served at the Whalom Inn, after whicha special performance of the Grand Duchess was witnessed at thepark theatre. The program for the day was of an informal nature and theguests were not burdened with long speeches at the banquet or else-where. The courtesies extended by the Fitchburg & Leominsterroad were greatly appreciated by the meinbers of the associationand the outing was pronounced a great success. BULLETIN UNIVERSITY MISSOURI. A bulletin of the department of engineering of the Universityof the State of Missouri has just been issued which sets forth therequirements and scope of that institution. The University wasestablished in 1839 and located at Columbia, Mo. The tuition is
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PLAN OF POWER HOUSE, WOODLAKE. Tlie four local cars are those previously in service, having i6-ft.bodies mounted on Peckham single trucks. The trail cars wererebui;t out of old car bodies and are 32 ft. long oyer all with doubletrucks of the Laclede and St. Louis makes. These are all opencars and are used for the interurban service. The fare for the trip over the whole route is 25 cents. Ten ride free in all departments, the only charges being a library fee of $5a session. Besides the general library there are four special engi-neering libraries. The engineering department also contains wellequipped laboratories, extensive power, heating, lighting, puinpingand refrigerating plants and well equipped shops covering a widerange of wood and metal working. Sept. 15, 1901. STREET RAILWAY REVIEW. RECENT STREET RAILWAY DECISIONS. 575 EDITED BY J. I,. ROSENBERGER -ATTORNEY AT LAW, CHICAGO. \\V.\RD OF $250 DAMAGES FOR WRONGFUL EJECTIONOF PASSENGER REDUCED TO $100. Conlon V. Metropolitan Street

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