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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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ccount of theirmanufacturing facilities all orders, large and small, can befilled promptly. Street railway officials in need of officesupplies, special forms and blanks and general work willdo well to correspond with the firm. The McGuire Companys truck orders for the lastthirty dajs mount up to a handsome figure. They areas follows: Consolidated Light & Power Company,Huntington, West Virginia, .4.; White Line Street Rail-waj Company, Daj-ton, Ohio, 7; Cedar Rapids & MarionStreet Railway Company, 4; Hot Springs (Arkansas)Street Railway Compan)-, 10; Rochester (New York)Street Railway Company, 72; Bay City (Michigan) Con-solidated Street Railway, 2; Central Railway Company,Peoria, Illinois, 9; Chicago & North Shore RailwayCompany, 42; City Electric Street Railway Company,Mansfield, Ohio, 2; South Chicago City Railway Com-pany, 26; Consolidated Street Railway Company, GrandRapids, Michigan, 4; Toledo Consolidated Street Rail-way Company, 20; Hamilton (Ontario) Street Railway
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OUR PKOlO^fcl-i I.Lhcll^le 1<.\IL»\- ACRUSS THE SAHARA. Insullac has met with such universal favor that elec-tric railway plants find it a valuable adjunct to the repairshop. Its fame has spread abroad and the MassachusettsChemical Company are in receipt of many orders fromforeign countries. The company have four timesincreased their plant. The Ball Engine Company, Erie, Pa., have madesome unusually large shipments for this time of year, andreport that they are crowded with orders. The followingare some of their recent shipments: Calumet StreetRailway Conipan)-, Chicago, 111., four 300-horse-powerCross Compounds; Wheeling Street Railway Company,Wheeling, W. V^a., three 250-horse-power Cross Com-pounds; Western Light & Power Company-, Chicago, 111.,one 300-horse-power engine; Risdon Iron Works, SanFrancisco, Cal., three 150-horse-power Tandem Com-pounds; Hammond Electric Street Railway Company^Hammond, Ind., one 150-horse-power steam plant;Logansport Electric Light Company, Log

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