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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 17 (April 1900) (1900)

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t is used to a great y mm elevators for the service of various stories, while one extent in Australia. Butter has been sent from Mel- bourne to Kiniberley, in Africa, and the butter was elevator will carry visitors to a platform 140 feet above the sweep, or about 300 feet above the ground line.… … TOWEB AND ROTATING PLATFORM DESIGNED TO BE ERECTED AT THE FORTHCOMING PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION. Height of tower^ 878 feet. Length of platform* 480 feet.

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