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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 11 (September 1896) (1896)

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She is 330 feet long, 41 feet broad and but had to be penned and fed in stores until the ves- unusually studded with icebergs during the spring and 35 feet deep. Her horse power is 396. She was built sel's repairs were completed. summer of the present year. About ten o'clock on the and launched at… … vice in this way, among others an hour, he arrived without STEAMER CONCORDIA INJURED BY COLLISION WITH AN ICEBERG, being the president of Trinity, further disaster, and in less the Rev. C. H. O'Daniel, than thirty-six hours after the Bursar of Worcester, and Mr. McDonald. There are collision. On…

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