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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 2 (July 1889) (1889)

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naturally white character is pre- his locomotive at a high rate of speed. When the der may propose separately for one or both of the ves- served, and the fiber produced is of much greater crash came he was at his post, and was instantly killed, sels, and under one or more of the four classes of… … the fiber an in- sult in terrible RAILROAD ACCIDENT OX THE HOUSATONIC RAILROAD. creased oily na- destruction of life ture, with much and property. greater strength than by the old processes, while the These accidents bring always their own punishment The plans adopted have been agreed upon by a…

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