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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 11 (September 1890) (1890)

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as a final solution of the question, construction, but the shipbuilders who go on building soon as the car or locomotive is placed upon them. costly steel and wooden ships for iron mining com- for the moment at least, by very reason of the special This modification, or rather this simplification,… … and, in order to complete the series of appa- has Hodge engines and aft compound engines, SWTNGING HYDRAULIC CAPSTAN. ratus of this kind that we have already de- with cylinders 26 and 50 inches by 42 inch scribed, we shall give a short description of the stroke. The boilers, built by the Lake Erie…

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