Publications for 01/1892
- Muncie growth, Hemingray listed
- Description of the American Marble & Toy Mfg. Co.
- The Dillon Glass Works makes fruit jars, battery jars and oil cans
- Hemingray Glass Company - Employee
- B. M. Downs reports large orders for insulators
- Device for fastening wires to insulators
- Mr. Fred Metzker a 60 year old glassblower for Hemingrays found nearly frozen on railroad tracks
- Hemingray Glass Company - Employee
- Fatally Frozen, glassblower for Hemingrays found frozen on railroad tracks
- Frederick Metzger of Hemingray found frozen
- Frederick Metzker still in the hospital
- Pass & Seymour Wiring Knob
- Benefit of Porcelain Insulators Over Glass Known in Europe
- Joseph Ranson dies leaving $6,000,000 estate
- Frederick Metzker to be sent to Soldiers Home in Marion
- Empire making porcelain in large quantities
- Andrews' Insulators
- Paiste's Postcard
- Security Insulator new device
- Frederick Metzker sent to Soldiers Home
- Ralph Gray Hemingray
- Messenger boys who acquired fame and wealth
- Ralph Hemingray returned from Covington
- Giuseppe Albanese Bail Wire Patent
- Porcelain vs. Glass
- Invention perfected in manufacture of glass pipes and conduits
- Obituary; J. M. Brookfield
- The Tigner Glass Co. of Xenia has commenced making ware
- Glass factories close; Hemingray listed
- James M. Brookfield
- Patented bail line wire holder
- Western Flint Glass Bottle Association glass factories will not shut down
- Stroll among the factories; Hemingray now making lamps, bottles, molasses cans, lantern globes, etc.
- James M. Brookfield
- Imperial Porcelain Works
- Court Record; Leonard Glass Works vs. Chicago Insulating Company
- Anniversary celebration for Mr. & Mrs. A.L. Johnson, Mr. & Mrs. R.C. Hemingray listed
- First report of success of the Lauffen-Frankfort transmission
- Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hemingray attend party given by A. L. Johnson
- Hemingray Glass Company [Ad]
- William Brookfield
- Porcelain and Glass Insulators
- The Security Insulator Company to furnish central station with it's insulator