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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 4 (January 1893) (1893)

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the in- string, which worked a numerable casualties, great and small, that are con- locking button,/, as shown stantly occurring, and for the prompt remedying of in Fig. 3. The cable was which he is strictly accountable; in one watertight intended to be kept in con- compartment some boiler stant… … THE FIRST OVERHEAD-PROPELLED STREET RAILWAY. City, where he died, sev- mindful of the disasters eral years ago. He was a which he knows are im- millstones, in all. of which the position of the axles man of much ingenuity, the author ol various useful pending below. So it goes, watch after watch and…

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