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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 16 (April 1897) (1897)

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in the in-terior of the bio- movements in mechanism or nature. Thus the Falls of the results is due very largely to the relatively great graph, as compared with the mutograph, is that the of Niagara, conflagrations, moving trains, animals in sizfi of the original negatives, which measure 334 by 2^… … engraving shows the have long since de- biograph at work in parted. a New York theater. Upon the roof of The whole appar- the New York estab- atus and the oper- lishment of the com- ator are inclosed in pany there has been a cabinet which is erected a large mova- located at the back ble stage for…

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