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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 1 (January 1891) (1891)

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One end of the crankshaft is lengthened ; a single large flywheel and an outer bearing are supplied. The and what s«iall amount could pass through was free to rily the case with a series-wound motor. On the par- go to earth without even distribution of power which is at- injury to the motor.… … REMABKABLE RAILWAY COLLISION IN IOWA. injured, but no one was killed. The crews of both certainly lessens the likelihood of damage to the ticular occasion to which we are referring, a severe j engines jumped just before the collision. A regular motors. thunder storm occurred while the cars were out…

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