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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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hed regularservice between Indianapolis and Tipton. The fareis half that charged by the Lake Eric & WesternR. R. The Winnipeg (Manitoba) Electric Street RailwayCo. opened its St. Boniface line to traffic Novem-ber 4th. November 7th cars were run over the Joliet, Plain-field & Aurora Rys. line from Joliet to Plainfield, and there wascelebration in which the leading officials of the two cities par-ticipated. The first car from Canandaigua to Rochester, N. Y., over theRochester & Eastern Rapid Railway Cos. line was run NovemberSth at midnight. Regular traffic was not begun until recently, how-ever. Electric Locomotive for the Las Vegas & HotSprings Railway. The American Car Co., of St. Louis, recently sent to the LasVegas & Hot Springs Electric Railway Light and Power Co. aheavy electric locomotive, as shown in the accompanying illustration..\u interesting fact connected with the delivery of this locomotivewas that although the body was finished fhaving been built for
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C. O. Oberg & Co. in New Factory. The Never-SIip register rod handles made by C. O. Obcrg itCo., of Boston, have sprung into almost instant favor, and the de-mand for these handles has increased to such an extent during thepast two months that the company found its old factory at 100Purchase St., Boston, altogether inadequate to care for the rapidlyincreasing business. In consequence, more commodious quartershave been leased at 102 Pearl St., Boston, where the companysoffice and factory are now located. The new factory has beenequipped with the most modern machinery and the company hasevery facility to enable it to fill orders very promptly. Large Orders for Consolidated Heaters. The Consolidated Car Heating Co., of Albany, .\. Y., is rushedwith orders this season, which it reports as one of the most pros-perous seasons it has known. .Xmong recent large orders which thecompany has received is one from the Boston (Mass.) ElevatedRailway Co., for 60 heating equipments for surface ca

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