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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 25 (December 1895) (1895)

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press- THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY STREET SPRINKLER. to 6,000 men. The New York Evening Post declared ed by the foot in order to turn a flywheel by means of that it had received information which it considered Mr. L. W. Campbell is the inventor and patentee of a crank. In the new system the flywheel and… … is sound and the details are extremely peller shafts is not due to the defective THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY STREET SPRINKLER. simple. The ordinary treadle is em- material of the shafts themselves so much ployed to most advantage when the flywheel is present plan has all been furnished, and that nothing…

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