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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 9 (1897) (1897)

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, or in ment will not give an alarm except in case of a storm hours. closed position, by a coiled spring, as shown in the of great violence, the mercury columns remaining The following table gives a complete record of the broken-away portion of the main view. The other nearly even, and giving no… … trip made from New York to Buffalo on September 14, fitted in the 1891. The train consisted of an engine and two Wagner floor and work- palace cars and a Central private car, and weighed ed by foot pressure, if desired, leaving the top of the altogether about 460,000 pounds. basin free. It has also…

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