Haney Elevator for Tall Buildings Promises Fire Rescue Leap
An 1910s promotional piece touts Edward T. Haney’s outside-building elevator cage for firemen. It claims 6000 pound capacity, 26 passengers, aluminum flooring, asbestos lining, water tight doors, and emergency brakes. The device aims to reach any floor quickly, with a trolley drive and 25–50 feet per minute ascent, backed by patents and backing investors.
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Edward TH. Haney
Stockton
New York
Equitable Life Insurances
Haney
United States
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Honey Fire Fighting Apparatus For High Buildings
Fragmentary OCR note describes a device claimed for high rise fire fighting. The text references apparatus details and potential usage in urban fire services, mentioning apparent model names and a 96 unit or measurement, with unclear context. Further readable specifics are insufficient to confirm function or origin.
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