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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 18 (1904) (1904)

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ompany, and is known as the Pacific type. tem, the sale of tickets commenced at seven o’clock For its capacity and weight the cylindrical form is the The locomotive has cylinders 22 inches in diameter strongest that can be used. Its transverse strength is in the evening, and the citizens of New… … sure of 200 city’ In no pounds to the of the world square inch. is there an The total heat- undergroun d ing surface is 3,053 square feet, and the grate area railroad that can compare in size, capacity, and speed tank is quite capable of carrying its load of 29 tons of 49.5 square feet. with this.…

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