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• The continuous vacuum brake and internal communication cord were introduced by the railway, gaining Board of Trade approval in 1893.
• They only realized that they were inside the enemy's location when they found a communication cord from the enemy sentry's location.
• In 1892, the non-automatic brake finally disappeared and in 1896 Stone's patent electric train lighting was introduced, along with communication cords.
• The inquest found that he had climbed onto the coal tender to attempt to resolve a problem with the communication cord, and was killed after an impact with a bridge.
• Later, shorter six-wheeled and bogie compartment carriages were built for secondary services, and communication cords and steam heating were fitted in the early years of the twentieth century.
• A Bradford-based insurance broker, Mr Ben Ivinson, pulled the communication cord on a steam train from Bradford to Ilkley to try to get the train to halt in the station area.
• A major fire developed and the train was stopped at 02 : 41 near Silk Mill signal box about a mile short of the station in Taunton, Somerset, by the communication cord being pulled.
• Other Friel productions he appeared in were " The Communication Cord " ( Hampstead Theatre, 1984 ) and " Aristocrats " ( 2004 ) at the RNT in his final stage appearance.
• When the use of automatic brakes was made compulsory in the Regulation of Railways Act 1889, the equipment was modified so that it operated the brakes; however, the term " communication cord " has survived.
• The sleeping car attendant of the Plymouth coaches could only shout a warning to a few of the occupants before he was overcome by smoke; it was the attendant in the adjacent coach who pulled the communication cord.
• Nicola makes an inauspicious start to her career at Kingscote School when she drops her leaving present, a penknife, out of the train and pulls the communication cord so that she can jump out to retrieve it.
• Every guard's compartment had a brake valve, and the passenger communication apparatus ( usually called " the communication cord " in lay terminology ) also admitted air into the train pipe at the end of coaches so equipped.
• The first train in the United Kingdom with corridor connections between all carriages entered service on 7 March 1890 on the Milford Boat Train set introduced electric lights and the communication cord was moved inside the train; until now a passenger needing to stop the train in an emergency had to lean out of the window and pull a cord above the door.
• Despite growing fame and success, the 1980s is considered Friel's artistic " Gap " as he published so few original works for the stage : " Translations " in 1980, " The Communication Cord " in 1982, and " Fathers and Sons " ( 1987 ), an edition of Charles McGlinchey's memoirs entitled " The Last of the Name " for Blackstaff Press ( 1986 ), and Charles Macklin's play " The London Vertigo " in 1990.