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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 20 (May 1898) (1898)

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in America. Among the notable carriages quantities of very fluid rockoil, and, if this incorpora- the advisability of stringing a life line or cable across the which are built and used in the United States are tion of the mass should proceed too slowly or remain river from the New York State… … great speed. than 90 per THE WINTON MOTOR CARRIAGE. The success of cent of com- these vehicles bustible sub- fully demonstrates the practicability of the self-con- stances and less than 5 per cest of incombustible the line of navigation. The object of such a cable or tained hydrocarbon motor. With…

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