Publications for 10/1902

• Swan Falls-Trade Dollar Mine Idaho power line
• Dan Hemingray is expected home from Europe this month
• Pass & Seymour have taken the entire floor at 34 Dey St.
• Daniel Carroll Hemingray
• Locke issues Catalogue No. 6
• Pottery News
• Cincinnati Capitalists have taken charge of the glassworks in Pleasant City
• Miss Carroll Hemingray
• Sterling Glass Company blocked it's fires this week
• Novelty started up again this week
• Raymond Boch son of Noah Boch of American Porcelain works
• One furnace at Brookfield is operating and another will be started
• Novelty started Thursday after several weeks repairs, new furnace for insulators installed
• Fair Crippled Pottery Last Week, Thomas China practically closed down
• Glass or Porcelain Insulators, article originally published in the Age of Steel
• Fred Locke introduces new 3-part insulator
• Detroit United Railway uses Hemingray Provo insulators
• Susan Ashley Hemingray
• Locke Insulator Manufacturing Company capitalized at $100,000
• Manufacturing at Thomas China moving along smoothly
• Details of the Aurora, Elgin & Chicago Railway
• John Brooks of Pass & Seymour has recovered from his illness
• Ralph Gray Hemingray
• Orders are coming in for Thomas China
• William Brookfield and his sons went to Bridgeton for the purpose of looking for a new plant location
• William Brookfield was at Bridgeton, NJ inspecting sites
• Fred Locke Multipart Porcelain Insulator
• Locke Insulator Manufacturing Co. has taken over the business of Fred M. Locke
• Brookfield has been offered a free site in Bridgeton
• Business at Thomas China still at high water mark
• The Star Porcelain Company is a defendant in a lawsuit started by General Electric
• Mrs. Ann Gray (Widow of Ralph Gray)
• Mrs. Ann Gray - Widow of Ralph Gray
• Death Notice, Ann Gray
• Mrs. Ann Gray - Widow of Ralph Gray
• Sterling Glass Company blocked it's fires Thursday