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The locomotive engineer (1888)

Hill, John A. (John Alexander), 1858-1916, Sinclair, Angus, 1841-1919 · New York : American Machinist Pub. Co · leaf 828

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one-third leas friction thanthe best oiled metal bearing of the same size. If the material cannot be used for railroad purposes it hiLs a wide field of usefulness In textilemachinerv, where the absence of oil is of great ad-vantage. It is the most promising find that wehave heard of in mechanics… … On \Vcdne*aiiy. Sept. flth, tbe L.iuf: Uliiiul llail-rtiad triiin No, 6, wheduUd lo leave OyMcr Bay al7.08 A. SI. for Long Island City, and consisling ofengine No. lia, u combined bnjjLiaee iind smokerand two piifscnger cars, was Kiandiug in front oftill slalton iiwuitinf; the signal lo alurt,…

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