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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 9 (March 1901) (1901)

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ice building is mainly due, a dozenor more giant structures, ranging from twelve toeighteen stories in height, were to be found in thatyear scattered through the business portions of thscity. New York, ever conservative in municipal mat-ters, whether it be in electric lighting, electric transitor… … THE KRESS AEROPLANE. able office floor space, and by common consent itseems now to be agreed that the limit of economicheight lies somewhere between sixteen and twentystories. The two views of the lower end of ManhattanIsland were taken from the New Jersey side of theHudson River, and in order to…

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