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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 7 (1893) (1893)

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nsists of two sets of horizontal triple-expansion engines, and there are two double- ended and one single-ended cylindrical horizontal five- tube boilers placed in water-tight compartments. The estimated maximum horse power is 4,800. There will be a complete installation of electric lights,… … additional berthing space for a portion of stein’s Sons Co., the crew. of Rochester. The Bath Iron Works and Shipbuilding This pupilometer Yard, where the Katahdin was built, extend gives correct mea- over a large area, on the banks of the Kenne- surement from the center of each bee River,…

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