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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 3 (1897) (1897)

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The buildings are under the direc- actually build what to all appearances was a very vacuum, port 27°1, starboard 26:1; revolutions, port tion of Mr. Robert T. Creighton, engineer, and the chief formidable fighter. Like the steam locomotive copy 117-9, starboard 119; indicated horse power, 4,863;… … starboard eanals. The 4,832, port 4,939 natural water- —total, 9,771; ways include a air pressure, 0°92 inch; speed, 20 knots, or half a knot built at Terre Haute, this new idea is suggestive of number of rivers which have been made navigable in excess of contract. The vessel returned to Devon-…

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