Monorail, 1896

New Railway System

Inventors have for many years been working on what in known as a “single track” railway; that is, a system that would only have one traction rail and one overhead rail, the car to run beneath the two.

As long as the car was running on a straight track, all previous inventions seemed to do very well, but when curves were reached trouble began on account of the action of centrifugal force. As a consequence, they have been failures.

W,H, Boynton of Morris Park N.Y., is the inventor of a railway system that seems to overcome this great objection..