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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 22 (1900) (1900)

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f which Mr. of the motor and back part of thecab. Themotor of connecting posts at the top, from which’ a series of W. A. Coolidge was the architect, and M. Morin Gous- is of the Lundell-Johnson type; it has four poles and wires pass in front to the controller. The controller tiaux the French… … CAB ON RAISED TRACKS; TROLLEY WITH FRESH sions is the most important of all on the “Street of Na- station, and from there the conductors lead to the ac- tions.” Its architect has succeeded in masking the ecumulator charging rooms. ACCUMULATOR BENEATH, The rooms set apart for charging the…

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