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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 22 (May 1892) (1892)

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and Hudson River Railroad has now been base is circular—150 feet in diameter—and is flanked newspaper of New York, the order for a design for the running since November 1, 1891, and has been oper- on each side by columns 50 feet high, surmounted by monument was, in January, 1889, forwarded to the… … COLUMBUS MONUMENT-BASS-RELIEF-FIRST BOAT LEAVING THE SHIP. miles, in 8f hours, being at the rate of 50T7^ miles an Italy. The latter called for a competition of designs of dolphins in the rear and by a system of jets which hour, including stops. The train consists of an engine for the monument, in…

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