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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 25 (1900) (1900)

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o cross the first failure. Mr. Robert Sleeth, of Pittsburg, Penn., Tennessee River steamboat captain. Captain Sleeth was born at Allegheny, Pa., No- spruits and other difficult, soft, or steep places, by wrote to Mr. Fields in 1891, asking him about the truth of the report of his having sent a… … These arrangements necessitated a special islands. It was by means of one of these OF THE FIRST SUBMARINE CABLE. construction throughout. islands that Mr. Shafner found it possible to The locomotive is Fowler’s compound, run his line across both rivers. He erected spring-mounted type, specially…

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