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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 16 (April 1898) (1898)

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injury to others, especially in such a and so long waits at either end were occasioned in the thought that a connection between the electric dangerous work as that at Niagara, where to drop from roads on the New York State side with those on the crossing. The towers of the original bridge were also… … WRECK OF THE OLD LEWISTON SUSPENSION BRIDGE ERECTING THE STEEL ARCH WITH THE AID OF THE PRESENT SUSPENSION BRIDGE. THE NEW STEEL ARCH AT NIAGARA. ago. The abutments were built in the fall of 1895, and ton, N. Y., and Queenston, Ont., would form a belt which were grouped together under the saddle…

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