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1. Brill's Magazine

   Reprint of Brill's Magazine Vol. 1, No.1, originially published on January 15, 1907. Contents center around the J. G. Brill Company: Special Features of Semi-Convertable Cars for Boston; "Narragansett" Cars for Galveston; New Cars for Chicago & Joliet Railway; The Standard Type of Car of the Rochester Railway Co.; A Useful Combination Snow Plow and Express Car; Snow Sweeper for Brussels; Steel Cars and Frames; Cane for Car Seats; The "Winner" S...

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2. Electric railway journal

   Vol. 75, October 1931, No. 11 Contents: Editorials; Newly elected presidents of the American and Affiliated Associations; Fifty years of service and readjustment by J. H. Hanna; Broad aspects of transportation discussed by American Association; Improving the street car by C. F. Hirshfeld; Economic considerations in the selection of the vehicle by James W. Welsh; Public relations of transportation by Francis X. Busch; Determining relation between...

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3. Electric railway journal

   Vol. XXXVI, Saturday, September 03, 1910, No. 10 Contents: Western attendance at the convention; Opening of the Pennsylvania Station in New York; Keeping cars clean; Drawing up specifications; The American tourist abroad; A New class of litigation; The Union issue in Columbus; Report of the Illinois Traction System; Power contracts for Electric Railway; Southern Cambria 1200-volt D. C. Railway; Breakage of Railway Motor Pinions; Instruction of s...

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4. Electric railway journal

   Vol. XXXVI, Saturday, September 10, 1910, No. 11 Contents: The convention at Atlantic City; Putting wage increase up to the legislature; Diplomacy in negotiation; Centers of power distribution; The Brooklyn Rapid Transit report; Unequal brake shoe wear; Avoiding electrical accidents during construction; Brooklyn Line Deparment - Third rail maintenance, high tension work, feeders and miscellaneous features; Train operation on the Dayton & Troy; T...

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5. Electric railway journal

   Vol. XXXVI, Saturday, December 3, 1910, No. 23 Contents: The new committee on signals; Courtesy in travel; Meeting of the Railway Business Association; The losses of initial operation; London advertising literature; Concerning coal analysis; Merit as a requirement for commission service; The Toledo situation; The case of the commuter; Recent advertising for traffic in London; Development of the Office of Superintendent of the Day, Boston Elevate...

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6. Electric railway journal

   Vol. 74, February 1930, No. 02 Contents: Editorials; Notable Achievements in Accident Prevention win Brady Awards for Boston, Tampa and Tide Water Companies; Baltimore Rate Decision Sanctions Larger Earnings; Engineering Executive Committee Receives Committee Reports; New Albany Car Includes Many Innovations by R. S. Beers; Correct Timing of Signals Essential in Traffic Regulation - Part One by Theodore M. Matson; A.E.R.A. Executive Committee Ho...

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7. Electric railway journal news

   Vol. 3, Saturday, July 04, no. 20 Contents: More moves made in merchandising in Milwaukee; Stockholders accept extension of public control; Taxi still a problem in Seattle; Trolley buses approved for use in Kenosha, Wis.; Preparing for one-man operation in Omaha; Deductions for free rides upheld; One-man car case heard in Atlanta; "Fitting street cars to the city"; Ideal transit plan defined; Interurban's freight righrs fixed; Bus and truck cont...

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8. Electric railway journal news

   Vol. 3, Saturday, August 01, no. 23 Contents: Toledo franchise extension well backed; Ten-cent fare asked in Omaha; Subway proposed for Montreal marking time; "The traffic jungle" as shot by A.E.R.A.; Boston El reports for year; $500,000 expenditure for power at Louisville; 99,000 deaths and 10,000,000 injuries America's toll; Electric service begun by Reading; Motor transport on new basis in Montana; St. Louis shows improvement; Rochester Lines...

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9. Electric railway journal news

   Vol. 2, Saturday, December 20, no. 38 Contents: Broad River Company service case dismissed; Revenue and passenger gains in New Jersey; Interstate bus bill hearing planned; Mr. Witt makes plain his ideas; Lively hearings on terms of new grant in Indianapolis; Fare experiments urged before New England Railway Club; Care necessary in drawing Seattle relief measure; Frank H. Miller to succeed J. P. Barnes at Louisville; Canadian meeting in June; Fiv...

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10. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 2, Saturday, December 27, no. 39 Contents: Indianapolis franchise finding expected soon; Years of palaver, promises and planning end in Chicago; Exception taken to P.R.T. valuation figure; Omaha Bridge plan; Excellent record in Brooklyn in safety work; Los Angeles service improved; Rerouting of Brooklyn lines downtown carried out; Right to deduct fares of police and firemen an issue; Plea for uniform vehicle code; $14,159,059 value found fo...

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11. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 3, Saturday, January 17, no. 02 Contents: $1,000,000 order placed for interurban cars; Council sustains Omaha rerouting; Extension of store-door delivery; Prospects improve for settlement in Springfield; President Griffin named receiver of Texas Interurban; Governor discusses future of Boston elevated; $2,500,000 San Francisco improvement to proceed; Set-up of Brill Company changed; Service cars must keep moving; Fuel-oil bus in experimenta...

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12. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 3, Saturday, February 21, no. 06 Contents: Plan to take Seattle system out of politics; Pennsylvania speeds electrification and other programs; Work of revamping Toledo ordinance to begin; Observations of New York Commission on electric railways; Peewee golf in Boston's subway; 549,132,440 bus and rail passengers in New Jersey; Sale of New York interurbans ahead; Rerouting in Seattle; Picayune politics; Unification of terminal operations in...

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13. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 3, Saturday, March 21, no. 09 Contents: New deal recommended for Winnipeg Electric Railway; Commissioner Engle resigns at Youngstown; Seattle enabling legislation lost; $400,000 power improvement; Pass helps to sustain Milwaukee earnings; Canadian company proposes to cut wages; Safety council approves one man cars; New Jersey company's fare attitude; Foreclosure action brought against Terre Haute-Eastern; Trolley bus costs enlivening Illino...

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14. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 3, Saturday, May 23, no. 16 Contents: Changes in P.R.T. management are made effective by court; New York Transit unification hearings soon; Bill extending Boston "L" control signed; Toronto Municipal does well but feels economic pinch; Transport program for Wauwatosa before council; Proposal for substitution renewed; Faster service in Indiana; New fare schedule suggested in Winnipeg; Special suburban service to St. Louis summer operas; Inte...

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15. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 3, Saturday, June 06, no. 17 Contents: Agreement for co-ordination under Columbia ruling; Preparing new Indiana cars for service; St. Louis menaced by the ambulance chaser; Piedmont lines enjoined from extending track; Taxi regulatory ordinance considered in Portland; Abandonment in Calumet District sanctioned; June 30 final coffin contest date; Economists not sure short-term financing is best; Twenty bus routes awarded to Brooklyn; Glen Ec...

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16. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 3, Saturday, July 11, no. 21 Contents: Redistribution of Indiana Railway and Power lines; Calumet suspension postponed; Lower fare in Portland restrained; Planning of Chicago subway to proceed; All except him have fled; Recapture suggested as alternative to unification; Hearing on maintenance and equipment rules in California; Recent service changes in Akron are commended; New railway takes over T. F. & F. operation; South Shore wins advert...

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17. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 3, Saturday, August 08, no. 24 Contents: Calumet District companies pass to W. J. Cummings; $100,000 Fort Wayne improvement under way; Trolley bus installation proposed for Pawtucket; Major operation proposed under M.O. in Seattle; New bus terminal arrangements in Indianapolis; Women boost trolley-using campaign; A new Washington deal reported; Omaha fare hearing Sept. 15 - newspaper vote; Suggests railway be co-operative enterprise; Forecl...

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18. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 3, Saturday, December 05, no. 36 Contents: New standarized fare structure for Indiana Railroad; $7,580,000 Municipal Railway obligation disturbs Detroit; Better copy contest closes Feb. 13; Reading Railroad plans additional electricfication; Electricfication in Pittsburgh District; Five-cent lines in Cleveland withdrawn; Seventy-five-cent Shoppers' Pass in San Francisco; Buses in temporary service; Co-ordination plan improves Indiana freigh...

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19. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 3, Saturday, December 19, no. 38 Contents: Pennsy promises electric operation next summer; Traffic tendency figures; Racine-Kenosha service over private right-of-way; From buses to trolleys in Providence; Boston employees to help their own; Motor bus service for Missoula; Omission of North Shore dividend explained; For students of transportation; More rumors about New York unification values; Transit and advertising coupled in new way; Cana...

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20. Electric railway journal news

    Vol. 1, Saturday, October 12, 1929 No. 21 Contents: Committee blames companies; Boston Elevated's labor union trustee; What a picture of incompetence; The Problem of the personnel; Another report on Pittsburgh Subway progress; Thousands honor Mr. Mitten; Hearings begun on investigation of New York Commission; Another vote on tentative New Orleans settlement terms; Editorials; Suit against newspaper over suburban fare; Electrification project in ...

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