edison illuminating company造句

• It served as the headquarters of the Boston Edison Illuminating Company until the 1950s.
• The Edison Illuminating Company was purchased by Consolidated Gas some time between 1898 and 1901.
• Her husband was a director of several railroads and the president of the Edison Illuminating Company of New York.
• Thomas Edison, briefly a resident of Sunbury, established the Edison Illuminating Company of Shamokin in the fall of 1882.
• To remedy this, Fred Sanders hired Henry Ford, a young mechanic who worked at Edison Illuminating Company before he started Ford Motor Company.
• By 1886, the Edison Illuminating Company had purchased about three hundred Armington & Sims engines, including the ones at Pearl Street Station in New York City.
• Ford once worked as an engineer for the Edison Illuminating Company of Detroit and met Edison at a convention of affiliated Edison illuminating companies in Brooklyn, NY in 1896.
• Ford once worked as an engineer for the Edison Illuminating Company of Detroit and met Edison at a convention of affiliated Edison illuminating companies in Brooklyn, NY in 1896.
• Avila is a Fellow of the IEEE . He was President of the Edison Electric Institute and he a member of the Executive Committee of the Association of Edison Illuminating Companies.
• The Edison Illuminating Company had a great deal to do with it from the 1880s, and the ( talk ) "'17 : 03, 1 June 2012 ( UTC)
• The first electricity system supplying incandescent lights was built by the Edison Illuminating Company in lower Manhattan, eventually serving one square mile with six " jumbo dynamos " housed at Pearl Street Station.
• Con Edison s electric business also dates back to 1882, when Thomas Edison s Edison Illuminating Company of New York began supplying electricity to 59 customers in a square-mile area in lower Manhattan.
• At that time it was the largest Edison illuminating company in the United States except the one at the Pearl Street Station, New York City, and had a capital of $ 250, 000.
• On account of his success in Harrisburg as an electric plant manager, he was called by J . P . Morgan to New York City in 1886 as manager of the Edison Illuminating Company of that city.