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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 12 (1897) (1897)

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en the track and one of the wheels of an electric sion give an example of the terrific force of an explo- car in passing around the curve, and the volume of gas sive mixture of illuminating gas and air. which had collected under the tracks exploded with a Progress of the Trans-Siberian Railway.… … pation of a great grain crop the conductor of the horse WRECKED BY THE BOSTON (Siberia raises now 482,000,- car, one occupant of each 000 pounds of grain for ex- carriage, and a passenger port) the government is constructing a railway to con- civic authorities. It should be especially noted that on…

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