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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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ttle book oftables of cost of construction, etc. John A. Stewart, president of the Stewart Electric Company, Cin-cinnati, represented his company. Robert Skeen of the Skeen Electric Switch & Signal Companyshowed its appliances in operation. Bailey Whipple, general sales agent of the Jandus Electric Com.pany, was in charge of its exhibit. H. M. Daggett, Jr., represented the Lombard Hydraulic Brake Com-pany of 6i Hampshire street, Boston. The Bibber-White Company, 49 Federal street, Boston, was repre-sented by Charles E. Bibber, treasurer. F. D. Russell, manager of the Rochester Car Wheel Company,Rochester, N. Y., represented his company. The Chicago Insulated Wire Company was represented by itssecretary and treasurer, William M. Smith. The Heine Boiler Company, St. Louis, made no exhibit, but wasrepresented by H. B. Ham, its Boston agent. Frederick R. Chase was in attendance in the interest of Hoopes &Townsend, bolt, nut and rivet works, Philadelphia. ^1iieet%ilv\fLnS\g\lcW 779
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THE WESTINGHOUSE EXHIBIT. L. A. Sayre displayed a full line of the conductors and office can-celling punches manufactured by L. A. Sayre & Co. .M. B. Austin of Chicago and E. T. Spencer of St. Louis repre-sented the Safety Insulated Wire & Cable Company. B. F. Swartz was present in the interest of the Lehigh Car, Wheel& Axle Works, McKee, Fuller & Co., Catasauqua, Pa. The St. Louis Register Company and the Hildreth \arnish Com-pany were represented by Giles S. Allison of New York. John T. McRoy of Chicago exhibited samples of his four and six-lube vitrified clay ducts for underground conduit work. J. M. Jones, Jr., of J. M. Jones Sons, West Troy, N. Y., street rail-way car builders, was present throughout the convention. E. T. Warner, treasurer, represented the Parrish Signal Companyof Jackson, .Mich., manufacturer of automatic electric signals. The .Solar Carbon & .Manufacturing Company of Pittsburg did notexhibit but was represented by I. M. Laughlin and H. K. We

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