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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 9 (March 1894) (1894)

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some- There followed a boiling and siz- what larger than the base of the zling roar, like an immense mass pier, was first put down at the of red hot iron cooling in water. site of the proposed pier and the The sound grew fainter and material of the bottom dredged gradually died away. This last- out… … THE NEW STEEL BBIDGE, GALVESTON, TEXAS, 2X MILES IN LENGTH. did not see the illumination were aroused and rusher- was used, and the piling was driven to a firm bearing The ordinary steel spans were floated into position on out of doors, supposing it to be an earthquake or that at a uniform level of…

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