Discussion on “on the substitution of the electric motor for the steam locomotive,” at New York, January 25, 1907

Frank J. Sprague: This paper has evidently been prepared with a good deal of care, but in certain essentials I am absolutely at variance with some of the conclusions which have been expressed. There is so much to be said, and the time is so limited, that it would be discourteous to the authors and an injustice to myself to attempt to enter into detailed comment, so I shall content myself for the present with only a few remarks.