Publications for 02/1904

• Paiste fuseless rosette
• Bell Pottery Company nearly completion of new plant at Bellwood, OH and International Pottery Co. adds a line of electrical porcelain
• Thomas issues a new catalog
• American River Electric Line utilizing Locke No. 329 insulators
• Elmer Glass Co. is incorporated
• Mrs. Charles Hanson (nee Calista Gray) and Miss Mamie Ingram
• Harloe Insulator factory is now running
• New Oil Companies formed at Muncie; R. G .Hemingray, J. C. Gray & J. C. Bartling of Hemingray board members
• Harloe Insulator Co. Stockholders met
• Mrs. George Catterson has gone to Muncie to visit Miss Carroll Hemingray
• Mrs. Edgar Evans
• Bradford Shinkle and Family
• Discussion of Fred Locke's venture and success in manufacturing porcelain insulators
• Ralph Gray Hemingray
• Mrs. Daniel Carroll Hemingray (nee Clara Keck)
• Samuel Long
• Bradford Shinkle
• Trenton Leads the East in Production of Insulators, Etruria Pottery of Charles Cook makes wall tubes
• Adamant Porcelain acquires plant of Broadway Pottery
• Mica Insulator Company is issuing a little booklet
• Bradford Shinkle and Family
• Mrs. Amos Shinkle
• Mr. and Mrs. Lewis P. Matthews
• Mrs. Edgar Evans
• Akron Insulator & Marble Company preparing to manufacture another class of goods
• Locke Insulator Manufacturing Company will be making many improvements, new machinery is ordered
• Making Porcelain Insulators; Etruria Pottery making wall tubes
• A. & J. M. Anderson open Chicago office
• SEMENZA: European Practice in the Construction and Operation of High-Pressure Transmission Lines and Insulators
• European H-T line & insulator (O-B foreign style)
• Hemingray Glass Company
• Hemingray flint furnace now operating after several week shutdown
• Headquarters for striking workers at Elmer