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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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he exhibit was in charge of J. A. Rutherford. THE KANSAS CITY CAR & FOUNDRY CO., of KansasCity. Mo., exhibited at the Chicago convention various types of THE MILWAUKEE RAII, JOI.VT & WELDING CO., ofMilwaukee, through its agent, Henry L. Prather, of Cleveland, hasclosed a contract with the Rochester (N. Y.) Ry., for cast weldingseveral thousand joints on 4^-in., 6-in. and Q-in. rails. THE JEWETT CAR CO., of Jewett, O., has sold the Omaha,Council Bluffs & Suburban Ry. 15 large intcrurban cars. These carsare mounted on Peckhani double trucks which were sold byHanna & Gray, western agents for the Peckham company. THE HAZARD MANUFACTURING CO., of Wilkes-Barre,Pa., has completed its wire covering mill and is now tilling ordersfor covered wire as well as for bare wire and cables. It has openeda Chicago ofiice at 1201 Marquette Building, in charge of J. B.Wallace. THE CREFELD ELECTRICAL WORKS, of Saylesville, R.I., ha.s been purchased by the .American Electrical Works, and its
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E.Xtlllin U.\LL AT A. S. K. A. COXVEXTIO.N 1ROM TUE .soUTU END. Street car wheels, whose merits were fully described by F. W. Fisherand A. J. Fisher. WALWORTH MANUFACTURING CO., the largest house inthe East making piping, fittings, valves, etc., will on or beforeDecember 1st remove its general offices from 16 Oliver St. to 128-136 Federal St., Boston. WILSON & CO., of Brooklyn, N. Y., report that their trolleycatching device continues to meet with great favor from street rail-way managers and letters testifying to the satisfaction given areconstantly coming to hand. L. A. SAYRE, the punch man of Trenton, N. J., distributedsouvenirs at convention which were greatly in demand. A boxcontaining a handsome pack of cards, and a miniature punch, silverplated, made a popular combination. plant has been removed to a substantial new three-story brick build-ing, 130 X 60 ft., adjoining the American Electrical Works factory,at Phillipsdale, R. I. FRANK R. COATS, until recently connected with

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