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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 6 (February 1899) (1899)
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n, and, of course, than the best record of the "Kaiser Wilhelm." More- goes a long way to compensate for the comparatively over, both of the latter boats have maintained an aver- narrow beam in proportion to length of the " Oceanic." age of about twenty-three knots an hour for an all day's On the… … THE ■< OCEANIC " COHPABED WITH THE BBOADWAY BUILDINGS AT CITY HALL PABE. Length, 704 teet; beam, 68 feet; depth, 49 feet moulded; 75 feet from keel to captain's bridge; displacement on 32^ feet draught, 28,500 tons. © 1899 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Feet · Canal · Apparatus · Munn · Colonies · Bicycle · Scientific American · Acetylene · Manufacturing company · Horse power · Vegetable wax · Torpedo boat · Ship canal · Stover manufacturing · British colonies · Great eastern · Electrically operated
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