Publications for 03/1904

• Long distance transmission of energy by M. H. Gerry
• Electric Storage Battery Company awarded contracts
• John Brooks, sales manager for Pass & Seymour in on the coast
• Bayard Kilgour
• Hemingray Insulator tested to 120,000 volts
• High-tension transmission problems, discussion of Eurpoean insulators
• Convention of H. W. Johns Manville Company
• Mrs. Charles Hanson (nee Calista Gray) and Miss Mamie Ingram
• Hemingray Glass Company - Muncie, Indiana
• Hemingray Glass Company - Muncie, Indiana
• From Indiana's Hustling City, Hemingray's furnace now operating
• Mrs. Amos Shinkle
• Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Evans
• Single Phase Railroads; Lansing-St. John Railroad uses special Arnold insulator
• Lewis P. Matthews
• Doyle vs. Diamond Glass Company
• Mrs. Llewellyn Matthews
• Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Evans
• Clarence Humphrey self-tying insulator patent
• Locke Insulator Manufacturing Company are contemplating many improvements, new machinery is being installed
• New Lexington has closed down due to troubles with their sales agents
• Doyle vs. Diamond Glass Company
• H. W. Johns Manville places new fireproofing material on the market
• Charles Carey
• Conway Taylor Hemingray
• E. D. Freeman Electric Porcelain Company incorporates
• Akron is adding the manufacture of clay door knobs
• Buzby to oversee Pioneer Glass Company
• Pass & Seymour is sending out a small pamphlet
• New Westinghouse cut out
• Mrs. Frank Cross (nee Camilla Shinkle)
• Boost Now the Slogan; Ralph Hemingray comments on what is needed for city growth