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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 10 (1905) (1905)

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e conveniently seated simultaneously in this sa- This vessel possesses many notable features. In the scribed in the ScreNTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT some loon. The decorations and appointments are tastefully months ago, is that, even if the controlling mechanism from the bridge breaks down, the doors… … Two sets of quadruple-expansion engines. Trial Speed, 19.51 knots. THE NEW CUNARD LINER “CARONIA.” intermediate boat. The vessel is built to the highest ried out in the solid wood, and is not fashioned in a The “Caronia” is propelled by two sets of quadruple class of Lloyd’s special survey, and at…

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