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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 13 (1905) (1905)

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d resting to a stop so gradually that no injuries resulted either guard rails on the inside and outside of the rails the to the passengers or the cars themselves. upon the crumpled-up wreck of the roof and the front tremendous centrifugal thrust caused two of the cars When the second car turned… … all-steel freight cars properly superele- will pass through a Following Cars of the Train. vated. The trains derailment or a col- that are intended for lision and retain their shape so that they are the whole train, was densely crowded with working Sixth Avenue are switched into 53d Street by a man…

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