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THIBODAUX BOILER WORKS. Thibo- TODD DRY DOCKS. INC.. 1801 16th
dsux. La.
Ave.. S. W, Seattle. Wash.
THOMASVILLE IRON WORKS. Thom- Chairman—C. VV. Wiley
viHe, Ga.
Pres.—II. VV. Kent
PRODUCTS—General steel work and boil­ Vic* Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—A. R. Hunt
er repairs
Sec. and Troa*.—O. M. Lund
THOMPSON MFG. CO.. (Formerly Welgle Pur. Agl.—C. R. English
Sleel Pipe Works), 3001 Larimer St.. PRODUCTS—Marine repair work only
Denver. Col.
Incorporatod
Pre*, and G. M.— 1. E, Thompson
TOLEDO CRANE CO.. Lincoln Way and
Vice Pros, ond Troas.—J. L, Brown
N. Y. C. R. R., Bucyrus, 0.
Sec.—VV. A. VVeigelt
Pres.—C. F. Michael
Supl.—F. XV. Rehkow, Jr.
G. M. and Chief Engr.—C. E. Schirmer
Chief Engr.—G. H. Garret!
PRODUCTS—Overhead electric traveling
EQUIPMENT—Complete equipment for cranes and hoiats
plale steel work and sheel sleel work I nco rpo ra ted—$200,000
PRODUCTS—Pipe, culverts, stocks, tonka, Railroads—N, Y, C.. Penna,
steel warm air furnace*
TOLEDO METAL MFG. CO.. Cleveland,
Incorporated
cor. Michigan. Toledo. O.
TIPPETT ft WOOD. INC., 162 Howard PRODUCTS—Steel plate and sheel work
St., Phillipsburg. X. J.
TOLEDO SHIPBUILDING CO., INC.,
Pros, and Treaa.—R. VV. Becker
2245-2357 Front St.. Toledo, 0.
Vic* Pres.—Wm. A. Brunner
Pre*, and Treat.—H. S. Wilkinson
Sec—S. T. Wilson
Vice Pros.—Edward Hopkins
Supl.—V. Hartley
Astt. Treaa. and Sec.—A. D. Black
PRODUCTS—Sleel plate fabrication, tanks. Pur. Agt.—Otto Hall
pipes, stack*, imoke flues, penstocks, Mgr. Const.—Joseph F. Rawlinson
bine, hoppers, standpipes, etc; riveted Chief Engr.—John A. Crafls
and welded construction
Chief Draftsman—John L, Goblc
Incorporated—10.000 shares common no PRODUCTS—Sleel ships and ship ma­
par value; 820 shares preferred, $100 chinery
par value
Incorporaled—60,000 share*, no par value
TITUSVILLE IRON WORKS CO-. THE.
Railroad—W. ft L.
Tilusville, Pa.
TOLEDO WIRE ft IRON WORKS. THE.
Pre*, and Gen. Mgr.—J. T. Dillon
Locust and Onridt Sit.. Toledo. 0.
Treat.. Sec and P, A.—J. W. Borne Pros.—Wlllard D. Robison
Vice Pres.—B. A. Brennan
Vke Pros, and Treas.—XV. M. Ashley
Assl. Treas. and Aart. See—H. H. Crosby See—Randolph P. Whitehead
Supl. Mach. Dept.—W. A. Smith
Supt.—S. Smith
Supt. Boiler Depl.—T. J. McXomira Supi.—H. Melcher
Chief Engr. Mach. Depl.—C. E. Fisher Chief Engr.—C. L. Ferguson
Chief Engr. Boiler Dept.—P. M. Hull Struct. Engr,—A. V. Blackburn
PRODUCTS—Manufacturers of boilers, all PRODUCTS—Slruclural steel, ornamental
types; tanks, general plate work, gas Iron and bronze work
and steam engines, rotariea, pump*, ele Capacity—200 tons per month. $20,000
Incorporaled—$2,500,000
worth of ornamenlal iron
Railroad**—Penna.. N. Y. C.
2,11
Railroad—Spur tormina! connection*
TODD CONSTRUCTION ft DRY DOCK
TOMAHAWK STEEL ft IRON WORKS.
TODD Troos.—Frank Sec.—J. Assl. Pur. C. Storekeeper—James Chief PRODUCTS—Ship Gen. Pres.—J. Vice Vic* marine lyn, CORP.. REPAIR E.—Geo. Agt.—Harold Pres.—Joseph Pros.—James Pres.—VVm. Mgr.—J. DRY See—John Draftsman—Charles N. L. and Herbert Y. DOCK, Tacoma. CORP., Lawder P. stationary H. A. Haynct ENGINEERING V. H. Relmers Eves Todd Shannon Haag. McDonald Waih. building, E. Fool T. Smith Anderson Bonnett oil 23rd VV. Jr. ship Avery burners ft St.. repairt, Brook­ TOPEKA Treas, See—Poul Pres.—John Vice Treat.—G. See Supt,—John Supt.-—B, Engr.—I. Pros, Vic* Foreman—R. Tomahawk. Topeka. 113 and Pros, Pros.—H. and to FOUNDRY STEAM 135 Gen. VV. Kan. Gen. W. Solet and P. A. Matching Donrke L. Clark Jefferson Wis. BOILER Aronhalt See Erwin Mgr.—G. Supt.—Waller Mgr.—Henry Mgr.—C. W. Arthur ft vers IRON Page WORKS Ave., L, WORKS. B. By Topeka. CO., Smilh Bromich bee Kan.