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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 14 (October 1895) (1895)

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vant traveler will often have noticed that if inches. The shaft, which is common to both engines, private individuals? The other day, in going from each passenger could control the window opposite the New York to Buffalo, it was my fate to sit behind an is provided with two brake wheels, which are… … must be an ample supply of ingenuity in The cars have a seating capacity of the car shops to make the right thing. CONTROLLING MECHANISM OF THE OTIS ELEVATING RAILWAY. ninety passengers, a caboose being pro- It would be desirable to have such a vided for a proportionate amount of shield normally in…

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