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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 22 (May 1891) (1891)

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e distance sailed The furnishing of this splendid ship is, as might be tions with each set of the engines. There is also one was 3,086 miles, and the average speed 19J^ knots per expected, of the most luxurious description, the com- boiler on the upper deck above the water line adapted hour. The… … THE NEW STEAMSHIP FURST BISMARCK. 475 miles ; May 12, 494 miles ; May 13, 481 miles ; May abling the boilers below. The coal bunkers have a the most exacting taste. The main saloon on the 14, 498 miles ; May 15, 239 miles. Prince Bismarck and capacity of 2,700 tons. The main steam pipes are of…

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