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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 23 (June 1880) (1880)

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ws an improved device for comprises novel features which cannot be clearly described kept open by the elevator until it passes that floor, when they without engravings. opening and closing hatchway covers or doors as the eleva- will follow the rounded bows at the top of the elevator and Mr. Charles… … r~^ the mishap barely escaped with their lives. Scarcely Mr. Winfield S. Beeve, of Riceville, Iowa, has |||lj*nngsl![i!tll!jp a month has elapsed since the accident at Fall patented an improvement in trimming shears for River, by which Mr. Sevey was killed, and Mr. blacksmiths' use. The invention…

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