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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 9 (1901) (1901)

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nally give to the aero- by people both ashore naut that confidence and afloat. On the op- which will enable him posite side of Broad- to soar aloft. That mo- way is the magnificent ment, according to Mr. twenty-one story Em- Kress, may come un- pire building, and a lit- awares; the ship may tle… … aeroplane seems to have met its inventor’s expecta- that of the Empire building, is over 300 feet or more spectacles in the world. Architecture of the com- tions. In the presence of an officer of the aeronautical above the sidewalk. To the northeast of the American posite steel-and-masonry type has…

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