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Manufacturers Index - Globe Locomotive Works

Globe Locomotive Works
South Boston, MA, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class: Wood Working Machinery & Steam and Gas Engines

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Patent Number Date Title Name City Description
26,794 Jan. 10, 1860 Apparatus for Evaporating Saccharine Juices John Souther Boston, Suffolk County, MA Patentee John Souther was owner of the Globe Locomotive Works.
Abstract:
The nature of my invention consists in the application of steam-power to an improved ladle, to facilitate bailing out hot cane-juice from one kettle to another, and the finished sugar to the coolers, by attaching a steam-cylinder to a car which is mounted on a track raised above a train of sugar-kettles, with a ladle suspended to the lower end of the piston-rod.
Claim:
A portable steam-ladle for bailing hot sugar-cane juice from one kettle to another or the finished sugar to the coolers.
79,021 Jun. 16, 1868 Steam Safety Valve John Souther Boston, Suffolk County, MA Patentee John Souther was owner of the Globe Locomotive Works.
Abstract:
The object of my invention is, when a building or vessel is on fire, to use the fire as the agent to give the alarm by a steam or gas-whistle, and also put out the fire by steam, gas, or water, making it self-operating.
Claim:
A self-operating fire-alarm and extinguisher, consisting of the pipes A and whistle B, valve C, lever F and weight E, or their equivalents.