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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 20 (1901) (1901)

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ler platform. The whole tan, the portion which spans the East River is while they have appeared in earlier vessels of other rivaled in extent and in the weight of materials that navies, are new in the French navy. The most novel enter into it by the two great approaches by which of these is the… … beams, which carry the street cars. These (a survival of the days of the wooden three- floor-beams are carried out beyond the col- decker), of which we have a solitary ex- NEW EAST RIVER BRIDGE, umns to a distance of 1314 feet in the form ample in our own navy in the “Brooklyn.” The tumble-home…

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