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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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his portable testing sets forcar inspection. At Niagara Falls last year Mr. Herrick had atesting switchboard which will be well remembered. The pre-sent set is portable and has been greatly improved. This systemof inspection is being widely adopted, 2<j roads having orderedthem. The one shown at Boston was the second one ordered bythe Union Traction Company, of Philadelphia F. H. Newcomb, J 3 Astor place. New York, showed a full lineof uniform caps. The exhibit was in charge of F. H. Newcomband H. H. Boerum. The Rooke Register Company, of Peoria, 111., was representedby George F. Rooke. treasurer and manager. Albert W. Jami-son and A. N. Loper. Probably none of the devices exhibitedwere examined with greater interest than this fare register whichrecords the money before it passes into the possession of the con-ductor. Lead pencils were distributed for souvenirs. Elmer P. Morris, of ISTJortlandt street. New York, made a dls- W. T. Van Dom, of Chicago, represented his company and ex-
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VIEWS OF THE EXHIBIT OF ELMER P, MORRIS. play occupying 1,100 sq. ft. of space in the main iiall, aiidvvas abijassisted by C. T. Harrington. Mr. Mortis exhibited the productsof the follo\\iiig companies whose representatives were also atthe couyeutiou: Keystone Electric Company, representative, J.T. Stevens; Ajax Metal Company, George Pratt; Railway Equip-ment Company, George Wick; Kosmic Filter Company,H.P.Hess;Iittsburg Steel Trolley Plate Company, Samuel Maver;. SterlingArc Lamp Company, Robert Randolph; Forest City ElectricWorks, John Dolph; Iartridge Carbon Company, J. S. Speer;Harrington Rail Bond Company, S. H. Harrington; Garton-Uauiels Electric Company, J. V. B. Titus; also the Wheeler Reflec-tor Company, McGuire Manufacturing Company, Harrington Il-luminated Sign Company, Point Marion Manufacturing Company,Forsyth Brothers Company, Hope Electric Appliance Company,and agent for the Monarch insulating paint. The X-ray booth,otherwise known as the Morgue, attracted a great deal

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