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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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lent light, being equipped with a parabolic reflector. Adoor in the upper portion allows easy access to the working partsand the carbons may be reached for trimming by opening a glassdoor in front of the reflector, and removing the inner globe. Themanufacturers believe this lamp will be of especial interest tothe trade because it does not require feeding by hand, does notneed an auxiliary resistance on the platform of the car and onaccount of Us very high efllciency, due to the utilization of theenergy at the arc of the lamp where it will give light, instead ofits consumption in useless resistance. Photographs and prices ofthe headlight will be furnished on application. WALWORTH MANUFACTmiNG CO. This concern is general contractor for furnishing and erectmepower-house piping and showed a large number of tools for mak-ing boiler and pipe repairs of all kinds; blow off cock; and a newmethod of applying flanges to pipes. It also had a Smith trackdrill. Mr. H. L. Rideout was in attendance.
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16^ DAILY STREET RAILWAY REVIEW. STANDARD UNDERGROUND CABLE CO. AMERICAN STANDARD RAIL JOINTS. The Standard UndiTground Cable Co. has on exhibition fourlarge handsome cabinct.s of samples which attracted much atten-tion at the National Exposition at Philadelphia, and for whichthat company received a Medal and Blue Ribbon as being the mostcomplete exhibition of its kind ever seen. The companys spaceis No. U, where Mr. .1. R. Wiley, of Chicago, western manager, isIn attendance. _ # ■ » KALAMAZOO TROLLEY WHEELS. The Star Brass Works, of Kalamazoo, Mich., maker of theKalamazoo trolley wheel, is represented by Mr. G. E. Pratt.At the companys booth, space No. 60, Mr. Pratt has arranged ona tastefully draped board, a number of wheels, forming a largestar suggestive of the makers name.

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