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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 5 (1894) (1894)

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Locomotive. with George Brown engineer, left Lewiston, Idaho, on imported from Norway admits of no doubt what- her regular trip to Riparia about daylight, and at 7:20 ever, and an ice factory must be a commercial success, A. M. started to land at Wade’s landing. In making provided itis put up with… … A Boiler Explosion, ern appliances, not only costing less BEFORE THE EXPLOSION. Boiler explosions are by no means to install, but requiring merely uncommon, and yet they ate seldom about one-fifth of the driving power. observed by ‘‘disinterested spectators.” One of our sand was described by Mr. F.…

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