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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 15 (1900) (1900)

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ch serves to support the building. The ceiling of one story is seen below, with the boilers and steam fittings are protected by a wag- the top of window, then the arrangement of the floor, facing. Allthe ironor steel parts are specially treated ; nesia covering 144 inches thick..The engine, of the… … a water - proof Purdy & Hen- layer, then derson as con- with cement sulting engin- covered with eers. The Paris terra-cotta tile. The steel model shows in miniature exhibit is ably superintended by Mr. Robert E. direct connected to a Bullock dynamo which’ can the arrangements for heating and…

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