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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 20 (May 17, 1902) (1902)

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tically extinct. Prof. Bumpus, who Anthracite in China.* central station which showed this very clearly. The has been conducting investigations in this line at the Examination of the fossils which were brought from station is provided with two tandem compound engines Wood’s Holl Laboratory in the… … showing a gain of 3,426 watts or 5.7 the Wickford Station, originated thé horse power, this being 1.2 per cent of continuous motion idea and carried on the power of the engine. Counting the the direction of M. G. Vasseur, Director of the Geologi- current price per kilowatt hour and a day’s run of…

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