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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 4 (January 1894) (1894)

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eat industrs' which has since made the name of a commercial reality. Mr. Wheeler, by his energy, the American inventor famous, both in this country which is well calculated to enlist the interest of geo- push, clear judgment, and business ability, in con- and abroad. The American sewing machine has… … he was by accident introduced to the sewing plateau shows magnificent cliff sections, par- NATHANIEL WHEELEB. machine invention. From that time Mr. ticularly on the San Benito side, and the character of the ridge as a series of well bedded gravels Wheeler's business history is that of the Wheeler &…

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