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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 15 (1898) (1898)

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on, of which wreck.” The main force of the explosion was expended disruptive energy that is pent up in a modern high in a southerly direction, toward the ‘town. The boiler pressure boiler. We do not remember, however, any shell was ruptured longitudinally on the under side of these catastrophes… … the gate in locked position. Ropes connect the latches only tore apart the transverse fast- with the levers already mentioned, and’ hang down enings of the side frames, but it forced all the wheels off their axles; within reach of the hand. In opening the gate, one of these latch-ropes is pulled so…

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