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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 22 (1891) (1891)

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act and caustic soda; as well as slaughtering opposite side of the track, when all further progress of and rendering establishments, where it is used to con- ——__—_3+ 0+ ________—_ the train was stopped, the first: passenger coach, which A REMARKABLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT. centrate tank water. had not… … and the universal adoption of high pressure. On long comotive, which but a moment before was pulling the where the escape from great loss of life seems little less voyages the carrying of a supply of fresh water to re- train. than miraculous, was afforded by the wreck on the Shore Line Railroad, a…

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