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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 26 (June 1896) (1896)

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House, Cannon Street, E. C. They have since obtain- latches the oil cup may be drawn out and refilled tive after the explosion of her boiler; an accident ed excellent results with these in the Lancet labora- without disturbing the upper bearing. It will be filled which recently took place on the… … however, to CURIOUS LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION IN PERU. and, unlike the walls and glass plates, is windows of not easily fractured, so that it may be placed under houses in the visinity of the railway station. The which is secured by the wedge action of the tapered the body of a patient without risk of…

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