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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 9 (February 1897) (1897)

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and promenade decks. The defendant, as landlord, undertook to keep them in re- duced toward the ends, so as to give them a long, sharp first class staterooms are on the awning deck and the pair, and there was no evidence that the platform was entrance and delivery. Moreover, they do not draw so… … THE PENNSYLVANIA, THE LABOEST FBEIGHT STEAHEB IN THE WOBLD, ENTERING THE HUDSON BIVEB ON HEB MAIDEN TBIP TO NEW Y0BK, FEB. 9, 1897. Length, 560 feet; beam, 62 feet; depth, 42 feet; maximum draught, 30 feet; displacement, loaded, 23,400 tons; horse power, 5,500; speed, 14>£ knots. menced, or that…

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