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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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elson, and mounted onBrill trucks, also a car similar to what the British Thomson-Hous-ton Co.. is supjilying to the London United Tramways, mountei!on Feckliam trucks and et;uipped with B. L. motor brake equi))-ment. The Pearson Huggins Co., Ltd.. Bristol, is the maker ol uni-forms, and has a very attractive display in exhibit No. 47. Mr.\nhiir House is in charge. The Weston Electrical Instrument Co., of Newark, N. J.. i> rep-resented by F.llicott Bros.. it:< I-ondon agent, who showed a ful!line of Weston apparatus. The I.ritish GrilVm Chilled Iron & Steel Co.. Ltd.. London.—This company has a very complete exhibit of wheels, electric motorwheels, and axles shown in various stages of use, and some thathave been put under a test to show the durability and tensilestrength of the metal. Bergthcil Ik Voung, London.—This firm is European agent forthe H. W. Johns Xfanufacturing Co., of New York, and the Johns-Pratt Co., of Hartford. They show a full line of electric car heat-
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DICK. KERR & CO.-ENGLISH ELECTRIC MFG. CO.ELECTRIC R.\ILW.\Y i: TR.AMVT.W CO. Brush company is to be congratulated on its exhibit, which com-pares favorably with any .American or Continental competitors. Robert W. Blackwell & Co.. Ltd.. Londmi.—The Blackwell ex-hibit ranks with the very best shown in the hall, and the variety oftraction materials exhibited is probably the greatest. The exhibitis under the direct charge of Mr. J. Pringle, and associated withMr. Pringle are many gentlemen connected with the various firmsof which the Blackwell company is European agent. Mr. Long,the vice-president of the Peckham company; Mr. Scott, of the Cut-ter company, Philadelphia, and Mr. Harold P. Brown, of the Edi-son-Brown Rail Bond Co., of New York, are among the Ameri-cans in attendance at the Blackwell stand. The Blackwell com-pany shows a large variety of American made goods, prominentamong which are the Crane Co.s steam specialties, the GriftingCo.s Bundy separators, the Peckham Co

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