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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 10 (1893) (1893)

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to the picturesque effect. wood covered with staff. The towers are 150 feet high. suffice to overturn an engine -bodily.” The writer concludes that ‘while speeds of 100 miles an hour The fioors of the lower story are covered with mosaic, roof rises from a coruice which is 26 feet from the ground.… … THE MAINE STATE BUILDING. nies abound, and the whole building suggests pleas- safety on tracks especially constructed for the pur- upper floors are devoted to offices, exhibition rooms, ant lounging. The usual reading rooms, parlors, etc., pose.” We hasten to assure the editor that these ete. are…

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