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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 23 (December 1862) (1862)

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here is not a single part of engineer, two brakemen, and the oilman ; one fire- knocked off a fragment of the lower forward part of the engine or frame left in its normal position. The man died half an hour later. The engine and boiler fire-box is opened out like a pocket-book, displaying the… … THE EXPLODED LOCOMOTIVE BOILER AT JERSEY CITY, N. J. tions ; the tubes are scattered like straws and bent scattered in all directions for a great distance. A this may have been done, however, in bending the into all sorts of shapes, the frame broken short off, piece, nearly two feet square, was…

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