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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 19 (1903) (1903)

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y all the shipbuilding interests “Looping the Loop” arrangement of the Frascati Gar- that have been accustomed to undertake naval con- While the ship would make no such showing as is dens, Havre. seen in the accompanying photograph, it must be tracts—there is no question that much of the credit In… … o'clock this morning the aerial railway was tested. of the “Connecticut,” it was necessary to build huge that the Bureau of Construction and Repair have We call it an aerial railway, since its starting point ways, some 500 feet in length and 70 or 80 feet in been granted sufficient time for working…

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