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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 7 (February 1894) (1894)

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e four rollers turn the column, so that the axis of car will still be maintained in its upright position. A through with 4,000 miles of travel. similar arrangement is provided for the supporting the large wheel is always normal to the curve. The In Fig. 9 is shown the station near Patchogue, L. I.,… … pole motor, with armature forty-three inches plate with rigid curved arms at each side BOTJDRIE & McMANTJS' STEAH SHOVEL. in diameter, placed on a five-foot wheel, of the center, adapted to bear upon the web and developing about 75 horse power, is a standard with a car ready to start out on its…

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