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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 20 (1904) (1904)

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er similar to that adopted by Santos occasion more than once to comment upon the sue- On November 1 a third successful flight was made, Dumont. The engine is kept cool by means of an elec- cessful experiments conducted at the Louisiana Pur- high above the western portion of the Exposition tric fan.… … The Ascent ef the Benbew Airship. Baldwin’s Airship Under Way. His Airship. 6-foot blades or wings, made of canvas stretched on ships, both of them craft built on the well-known lines the Aerial Concourse. The airship rose to an altitude bicycle tubing and braced with piano wire. The vanes of 1,600…

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