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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 4 (1898) (1898)

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ir ultimate possessors immensely motors. The impulse is given at every second revolu- liquid form, to be vaporized and mixed with the proper wealthy. Many claims have been located on Gravina, tion only in each cylinder, whereby the products of proportion of air in the engine, and a primary feature… … Trolley on the Canals. A meeting of the Cataract General Electric Company was held January 10, to consider the beginning of work under the company’s charter, which permits the estab- piston, the exhaust being rendered perfectly silent by lishment and operation of an electric motive system passing…

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