Publications for 10/1891

• Insulators for Lightning Rods
• Catalogs issued by Bain Electric Mfg. Company, Thomson-Houston & Western Electric
• Fred Duggan formerly with Trenton China, is now with Imperial
• B. M. Downs of Bushwick in Chicago for some days
• Robert Hemingray returned to Covington this morning
• Ralph Hemingray went to Covington this morning
• K. of L. member meeting Thursday evening
• Hemingray Glass Company
• Hemingray Glass Company - Muncie, Indiana
• Ralph Gray Hemingray
• Robert Hemingray
• Chinese don't like telegraph
• Robert Hemingray
• Lauffen-Frankfort transmission line
• Ralph Gray Hemingray and J. R. Ervin
• Knapp has large demand for their sockets
• Knapp's lamp trade will be bigger than ever
• Lauffen-Frankfort Line
• C. M. Tigner of Dillon Glass Works went to Grand Haven and Milwaukee
• Slater Lewis completes his new National Telegraph Works
• B. A. Fiske takes tour of duty on steamer Yorktown
• Hemingray Glass Company
• West End Electric Railroad uses Gould & Watson insulators
• D. M. Steward reports business orders beyond capacity
• New Aetna Arc Light hanger illustrated
• New Bain electric light plant
• Pettingell Andrews issues catalogue
• Hemingray Glass Company - Muncie, Indiana
• Knapp just put on market railway supplies
• Union Porcelain Works issues a new catalog
• Oil Insulators by Brooks, Johnson & Phillips, Simonds, and Hewett
• Electrical Supply Co. exhibited at the ASRA Convention
• Gould & Watson exhibited their insulators at the ASRA Convention
• August was a good month for Lava insulators
• H. T. Paiste is moving his office
• Mr. & Mrs. C. M. Tigner went to Xenia on a visit to Ed Tigner
• C. M. Tigner of Dillon Glass Works went to Cincinnati & St. Louis
• Daniel Carroll Hemingray
• Oil insulators on the Lauffen-Frankfort line were of two types: three cup and Johnson-Phillips one cup