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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 7 (1900) (1900)

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ign Engine No. 150, which is herewith illustrated, was the Illinois Central Railroad. Yet a comparison of the principal dimensions of these two engines, and of the of wear could be noticed, and it is believed that this the first of the large engines of this class to be finished, and it is, by a… … crank pin, moreover, is 744 inches in 'The power is supplied by two one- NEW FORM OF ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILE, horse electric motors, which are con- diameter by 8 inches in length. The cylinders are 24 inches in diam- nected with the front wheels, work- eter by 82 inches in length, and in themselves are…

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