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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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k full ofdoubt; then without further hesitation her tongue wasunloosed, and, sans commas, sans periods, sans every-thing but words, she told me all about it. I always take the cars they are so convenient and theconductors and motormen so civil with their buttonholeflowers and the bells ringing at the crossings-and indeed had rights being Yankees not that I have anythingagainst them for I lived in Watertown two years and doyou think the company will pay for Marys shoes andfixing the buggy? » * * BEARDSLEYS INSULATING OIL PAPER. Another addition to the list of first-class insulatingmaterials has been made in the form of a high-grade oilpaper for use on armatures, fields and converter coils. Itis made in sheets 21 by 30 inches and can be folded orformed to the work without cracking or tearing. As amatter of course, it is waterproof and will resist the stressof high voltages. The maker is the Beardsley Manufac-turing Company, of 234 Lake street, Chicago. Samplescan be had on application.
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PICTORIAL EVENTS OF THE MONTH. so;netimes where there isnt any but this morning said Ito Mary well take the mare shes well bred and the bosswhen he bought her from Mr. Johnson didnt know herfeet was tender men selling horses dont tell all and as weturned in near the fence where Rogers is building hisstore and his prices were high enough in the old one shestepped tender and slow like and all the men on the streetsaid he didnt ring his bell and the carriage man says itwill cost thirty-five dollars to fix it and her new shoes onlygot Saturday night a week ago were cut right across andout she went like a ball for it was a mercy we werentkilled and the conductor taking the names of everyonewho saw it and I wouldnt mind the loss if we hadnt toput in a foundation to raise the house higher for the bossgave it out by contract to different trades and the manthat was to put in the foundation didnt turn up until theothers had finished and the plaster near the back stairs isall cracking and when w

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