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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 14 (1903) (1903)

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erful con- REMARKABLE DIVERSION OF NIAGARA’S WATERS, operated py means of cranks, are now made in all dition wrought by the gathered ice a short distance up sizes up to 90 feet, which renders them capable of BY ORRIN E. DUNLAP. stream. It is recorded in the historical annals of Nia- Despite any… … ever, there is situated in the Copyright, 1903, by Orrin E. Dunlap. nothing to com- midst of the tur- pare with the bulent flow, and new e telescopic on each side of it aerial ladders which are operated by means of com- cataract of Niagara, it is certain that it will take many the water rushes in…

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