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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 6 (August 1893) (1893)

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pe- sixty-flve pounds to the'^ard. operation on elevated railways, and for passenger and diency and favoring conditions. At first they will pro- This much of the structure is of ordinary construc- light freight trafBc on less important steam roads. It bably be used in elevated railroad service, and… … ture body. The axles of the locomotive equipment and that the trucks are some- pass tttrongh the hollow shafts on which the what heavier. There is an electric motor of WORLD'S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION-HIGH SPEED ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE. armatures are mounted. These shafts rest 183 horse power capacity on…

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