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	Stanley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Francis Edgar Stanley (1849-1918), co-inventor of the Stanley Steamer
		John Stanley (c.1386–1437), Knight of the Garter, King John II Stanley of the Isle of Man
		Stanley was the name of the first fishing boat on Iceland to be equipped with an engine.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stanley (778 words)

	Stanley Museum, Kingfield
		The museum is located in the 1903 Georgian-style Stanley School.
		The museum highlights and displays the inventions of the Stanley family which lived in Kingfield.
		Their most famous invention is the "Stanley Steamer" automobile, examples of which are on display at the museum.
	www.planetware.com /kingfield/stanley-museum-us-me-kfm.htm (68 words)

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		Stanley R. Rader (August 13, 1930 â“ July 2, 2002) was born as a Jew and raised to be observant.
		Stanley Tookie Williams III (December 29, 1953 â“ December 13, 2005), was an early leader of the Crips, a notoriou...
		Stanley and His Monster was a comic about a boy, who instead of having a dog as his companion, had a monster.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/stanley.html (8097 words)

	Norgaard v. Nodak Mutual Insurance, 201 N.W.2d 871 (N.D. 1972)
		The Plaintiff stepped out of the automobile on the driver's side and was using the roof of the car as a bench rest to shoot at the flbirds, which were located in a field on the opposite side of the car.
		He stopped his automobile and, while using the roof of his automobile as a gun rest, discharged a.22 rifle, after sighting through the scope attached to the same, in such a manner that the bullet discharged therefrom struck Stanley in the back of the head as he was alighting from the automobile.
		We agree with the conclusion of the trial court, the Honorable Roy K. Redetzke, district judge of Cass County, that Stanley's injury and death did not result from the ownership, maintenance or use of the automobile, and thus that Nodak is not liable under its policy to Norgaard.
	www.court.state.nd.us /court/opinions/8838.htm (1953 words)

	Stanley automobile (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Stanley was an American manufacturer of steam engine automobiles.
		The company they formed to produce this car was called the Stanley Motor Carriage Company and operated between 1902 and 1917.
		The cars made by the company were referred to as Stanley Steamers." When they shifted the steam boiler to the front of the vehicle, the resulting feature was called by owners the "coffin bonnet." In order to cut down on noise, condensers were used, beginning in 1915.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/s/st/stanley_automobile.html (211 words)

	Stanley Wanlass Bronzes
		Stanley Wanlass -Professor Emeritus (B.F.A./ M.A.), taught at universities both in the United States and abroad including the European Art Academy in Paris and the University of Grenoble, France.
		His automotive sculptures and paintings echo his eclectic automobile collection and are represented in the most prestigious museums and private collections world-wide.
		Stanley believes "The automobile is the only really new significant art form of the 20th century.
	www.stanleywanlass.com (541 words)

	Stanley History
		The automobile had just been created and many individuals and companies were experimenting with a wide variety of fuel sources, such as gasoline, electric, and steam.
		By moving it to the front of the vehicle, the noise generated by the boiling steam was slightly subsided for the passengers.
		The automobile was rapidly evolving while the Steamer was stagnate.
	www.conceptcarz.com /view/makeHistory/468,8132/makeHistory.aspx (676 words)

	Stanley Museum in Estes Park, Colorado
		The Stanley Hotel, built by F.O. (Freelan Oscar) Stanley of Stanley Steamer automobile fame, opened June 22, 1909.
		In 1997, the Stanley Museum was invited by The Stanley Hotel to set up museum exhibits and to manage the historic tours of the Hotel.
		Witht he addition of the Museum's stunning 1909 Model R Stanley Roadster, the Museum presents a much more detailed talk about the significance of the Stanley steam car, its place in automotive and transportation history and an introduction to how it works.
	www.stanleymuseum.org /co.html (354 words)

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		Moncrief, however, argues that the evidence shows that Stanley assigned the proceeds of his pending settlement to Moncrief to repay the loans; he also argues that Donohoe was on notice of the assignment.
		According to Stanley's deposition testimony, he told Moncrief that Moncrief would be paid out of the proceeds of the settlement in Stanley's automobile-collision case.
		Lastly, Donohoe admitted at her deposition that on at least one occasion Stanley told her to repay one of the loans from his settlement proceeds and that she had confirmed that direction to Moncrief in a conversation.
	www.birminghambar.org /data/SlipOpinions/CivApp/2020016.htm (1912 words)

	Stanley Museum To Lead Archaeological
		The Stanley brothers, Yankee inventors famous for photographic dry plates and the Stanley Steamer automobile, have long been associated with Kingfield and Lewiston, but they also established a long-time summer residence on Squirrel Island in Boothbay Harbor.
		Stanley also built two other cottages there for his daughters, and made a number of civic improvements to the island community: a new pier and breakwater, a standpipe for the village's water supply, and an extensive network of cement sidewalks.
		The last improvement is believed to have been brought about in fond deference to Stanley's disabled wife, and it made much of the island wheelchair-accessible before World War I. Stanley's summer cottage and one of the adjacent cottages that he built were destroyed in a row fire in 1932.
	boothbayregister.maine.com /2001-10-18/expedition.html (330 words)

	Stanley Dollar and His Passion for Speed
		Her recollections of Stanley were that he "was a wonderful person - very handsome - a darling from day one that I remember - and so full of fun.
		The newspaper reported that Stanley was ahead for the first half, "but the steering gear jammed and the boat overturned twice at 70 mph." Luckily, he was unhurt.
		Stanley and his buddy, Ollie, enlisted in the 143rd Field Artillery unit and went to the Philippines.
	www.lesliefield.com /personalities/stanley_dollar_and_his_passion_for_speed.htm (2316 words)

	Steaming through the Rockies
		The Stanley Hotel was first opened in 1909 with 88 rooms by F.O.Stanley, who was one of the famous twins of the Stanley Steamer automobile.
		Fifteen Stanley Steamers were assembled on the front lawn for a group photo and they arrived from all parts of North America to attend this event.
		Due to the usual 10,000 feet elevation, many Stanleys were running rich and had to thin their kerosene with gasoline to achieve complete burning of their fuel.
	www.stanleysteamers.com /vapor-trails/steaming.htm (725 words)

	Stanley Motor Carriage - Stanley Steam Cars - Stanley Steamers
		This site is dedicated to the Stanley Motor Carriage Company of Newton, Massachusetts, Stanley serial number 18137, and all those how have given so generously of their time and efforts in assisting to preserve a piece of our American Automotive Heritage.
		The famous "Stanley Steamer" automobile was invented by Francis Edgar Stanley and manufactured by him and his twin brother Freeland Oscar, usually referred to as the Stanley twins, F.E. and F.O. Their sister, Chansonetta, is equally important for her photographs depicting rural turn-of-the-century American life.
		The Museum is housed in the Stanley School, a gift of the Stanleys to their home town.
	www.stanleymotorcarriage.com (1163 words)

	America on the Move \| Stanley steam car
		Perhaps more than any other early automobile, “Stanley steamer” conjures up romantic images of popular though obsolescing vehicle technologies at the turn of the twentieth century.
		Melton was an avid collector of automobiles from the “brass era,” so named for the radiator shell, lamps, and horns of 1900—1910 cars.
		This 1910 Stanley runabout was part of his collection.
	americanhistory.si.edu /onthemove/collection/object_1330.html (467 words)

	Stanley Steam automobiles
		When automobiles first began struggling along our sorry roads, getting struck in mudholes and leaving a trail of collapsed tires, broken arms and cuss words from cranking the motors, we used to hear some of the old folk say that they were just a fad and wouldn't survive.
		The Stanley was an almost silent ghost on the road trailing a few wisps of steam and had a reputation for tremendous speed and power.
		While the Stanley brothers were strait-laced, and very conservative, they possessed a dry humor and had a world of amusement startling inhabitants with their weird machine.
	www.stumpranchonline.com /skagitjournal/National/Gen/StanleySteamer-Jordan.html (3533 words)

	The Stanley Hotel - History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Stanley Hotel, known for its architecture, magnificent setting and famous visitors, may possibly be best known today for its inspirational role in Stephen King's novel "The Shining".
		This marks the first time in history that an automobile, instead of a train, was used to transport people to a resort area.
		Soon to celebrate its 100th year in operation, The Stanley Hotel continues as the most prominent fixture in Estes Park, contributing to the economic wealth and beauty of this once rustic, mountain town.
	www.stanleyhotel.com /history.asp (408 words)

	stanley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Stanley was very bright and quick, with a sardonic sense of humor.
		Stanley argued a case involving Henry Miller’s novel, Tropic of Cancer, and won a ruling from the California Supreme Court that the book was not obscene.
		Stanley Fleishman died on October 23, 1999 at the age of 79.
	home.comcast.net /~stevefl/stanley.html (1976 words)

	Stanley links at DONS AUTO PAGES
		Fred Marriott and the Stanley Steamer of 1906 Fred Marriott and the Stanley Steamer of 1906.
		stanley steamer at zelerate.com Stanley Steamer at zelerate.com.
		Stanley Estes Park History is connected with the famous Stanley Steamer and F.O. Stanley, who with his twin brother F.E. Stanley developed not only the Stanley Steamer, but the first XRay machine and the dry...
	www.donsautopages.co.nz /stanley.htm (2024 words)

	America on the Move \| Stanley steam car
		The Stanley twins, Freelan and Francis, were pioneers of steam car technology and bridged a gap between technological adaptation and commercial production.
		Fewer than 1,000 Stanley cars were made each year, but the make developed a lasting reputation for power and speed.
		Stanley cars were entered in many auto races and held impressive records, including a world speed record set in 1906.
	americanhistory.si.edu /ONTHEMOVE/collection/object_1330.html (467 words)

	America's Byways: Peak to Peak
		Two men who came to the mountains in hopes of restoring their health, F. Stanley and Enos Mills, played an important role in both the preservation of the land and the establishment of tourism as a major industry in Colorado.
		Stanley, the inventor of the Stanley Steamer automobile, capitalized on the attractions of the area by improving the roads and building the Stanley Hotel, complete with a stunning view of Longs Peak.
		With the financial help of Stanley, he was finally successful in 1915 when Congress authorized the establishment of the nation’s 10th national park.
	www.krma.org /byways/ptp_pleasure.html (543 words)

	O brother, he's a legend \| www.azstarnet.com ®
		Stanley spoke in Clintwood at the Ralph Stanley Museum and Traditional Mountain Music Center, a restored Victorian that was once the funeral home where his late brother and musical partner, Carter, was laid out 40 years ago.
		Stanley was born in a hollow about 12 miles from Clintwood.
		Ralph Stanley is "one of those rare guys who what he does is so pure and so defined, and he's so unwavering in it," said singer/ songwriter Gillian Welch, who's recorded and performed with Stanley.
	www.azstarnet.com /allheadlines/133410 (950 words)

	Today in History: November 28
		The "Stanley Steamer" achieved fame when brother F. Stanley did a mile in 2:11 on a dirt track with a 30 degree incline.
		George Eastman bought the rights to the Stanleys' earlier photographic patents, supplying the brothers with capital to manufacture 200 standing orders for the Steamer, which eventually became the "Locomobile." By the time Henry Ford incorporated the Ford Motor Company in 1903, the Stanleys' plant already employed 140 workers.
		Like its predecessor horse racing, automobile racing provided the stiff competition which helped to "refine the breed." When the Stanleys brought their 150 horsepower "T. (Thoroughly Educated) Wogglebug" to the 1906 winter races at Ormond Beach, Florida, driver Fred Marriott clocked 127.66 mph, becoming the first to move faster than 2 miles per minute.
	memory.loc.gov /ammem/today/nov28.html (1536 words)

	The Climb to the Clouds Centennial Celebration July 9 - 12, 2004 at the Mt. Washington Auto Road at the base of Mt. ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The club is dedicated to perpetuating the memories of early automobiles by encouraging their history, collection, and use.
		Stanley’s dominated hill climbing and straight-ahead racing in the pioneer days of the automobile.
		These are only two of the reasons the Stanley was considered the fastest car and greatest hill climber in the world for the first decade of the 20th century.
	www.climbtotheclouds.com /pr-1-12-04.html (1330 words)

	Bell Locomotives - Geared Steam Locomotive Works
		It took a born mechanic to urge an automobile over twenty miles of unpaved highways in those days, and the purpose of the trip gave a further clue to the driver's inclinations.
		UT of the casual meeting just described was born the "Bell locomotive" which, for a dozen years, was to be a sturdy cart-horse of the construction industry; a geared engine which differed from the Shay, the Climax and the Heisler by adding moderately high speed to impressive tractive effort.
		An additional feature of flexibility, from the construction standpoint, was the use of two Stanley engine units in the bigger locomotives, instead of a single, larger power plant.
	www.gearedsteam.com /bell/story.htm (1716 words)

	A Sightseer's Guide to Engineering - Details for Stanley Museum
		The automobile had been invented by twin brothers, Francis Edgar and Freelan Oscar Stanley.
		The Stanley Museum, housed in a converted high school designed by the Stanley brothers, Francis Edgar and Freelan Oscar, features a number of their patented engineering creations, including an 1876 air brush, 1884 dry-plate coating machine, and, of course, the famous Stanley Steamer.
		The odd but popular automobile was powered by steam produced by a 23-inch, piano-wire-wrapped boiler.
	www.engineeringsights.org /sightDetail.asp?Sightid=579&image=1&id=ME&view=s&name=Maine&page=1 (188 words)

	Stanley Museum, Kingfield, Maine and Estes Park, Colorado - Links
		It includes information on the Marshall Museum of Stanley Steam Cars which is considered by many to be the most definitive collection of operating Stanley steam cars worldwide.
		The Maine Memory Network is a statewide database of electronic versions of Maine's Historical Documents, contributed by cultural institutions from around the state, from their own locations.
		The Stanley Museum has contributed many images from its extensive archives and continues to do so.
	www.stanleymuseum.org /links.html (484 words)

	The Stanley Beemer Steamer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Stanley Beemer made one of the earliest automobiles to be seen on the Poca River.
		This worked very well since the pig manure produced more methane, but the venting became so much of a problem that his automobiles were officially and legally banned from the streets in the summer time.
		The stamp was issued on July 10, 2001 in a pane of 24 stamps, and in the denomination of 61 pu.
	sun.soci.niu.edu /~benm/stamps/beemer.html (232 words)

	Thar She Blows! - The Car Connection
		The Stanley Steamer, probably the best-known vehicle to use steam power as its source of locomotion, got its start at the turn of the last century.
		The result, the brothers' steam-powered Stanley automobile, was all the rage at a car exhibition in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in November 1898.
		One in Estes Park, Colorado, at The Stanley Hotel, a hotel built by F.O. Stanley, which opened in 1909, and the primary museum, located in the former Stanley School, a high school designed by the brothers in Kingfield, Maine.
	www.thecarconnection.com /Enthusiasts/Classics_Corner/Thar_She_Blows.S215.A811.html (742 words)

	The Stanley Steamer
		This automobile has transcended automobile history to become part of the social fabric of American history itself.
		Compiling the definitive history of the Stanley was a daunting task, probably the reason no one took it on prior to this.
		The result is an incredibly important book in the chronicling of automobile history.
	www.stanleymuseum.org /book.html (242 words)

	STANLEY ELECTRIC WEBSITE
		In the unlimited pursuit of possibilites with lights and providing unique products, Stanley has been one of the active pioneers in various fields such as electronic equipment and automobile equipment.
		With a long history in cultivation, Stanley has been a pioneer in the industry for vehicle lighting all along, from illumination products for automobiles to the forefront in car electronic products.
		Active in the automobile products market for a long time, the reputation for reliability and genuinity that Stanley products has established among automobile manufacturers is based on the contribution to product development, ensuring safety and long-lasting car life.
	www.stanley.co.jp /e/product/index.html (147 words)

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