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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 21 (November 1900) (1900)

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at by pick and shovel. Over a great portion of the line, a greater range than 1.000 yards. To exactly ascertain tabulating key is depressed, the feed-dog is thrown en- however, the excavation will be through solid rock, the efficacy of rifle fire at a long range. Sir William tirely out of… … siderable distance away. a pawl operated by a lever PROFILE OF THE RAPID TRANSIT TTTNNEL FROM 103d STREET TO BAILEY AVENUE The advancing columns having horizontal movement. The horizontal spacing-lever were represented by eighteen ried out almost exclusively by pneumatic drills, and to is more…

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