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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 1 (1901) (1901)

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ncase the ence of woodwork constitute a serious danger from from the pinion-pawl, whereby the pawl is forced by lighthouse with metal. The bent plates used varied fire, but it offers a severe menace to the crew, who its spring into the shaftnotch, thus locking shaft and would in all probability… … ——e-e—___—_ where rendered absolutely A TROLLEY PALACE CAR. necessary. There will be Our engraving shows the no wooden decks, and the cabins are to be built of new palace car “Martha,” built for General-Manager from 5-16 inch to 3-16 inch in thickness, and they were steel, lined ‘with corticine.…

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