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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 20 (November 1901) (1901)

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hole tan, the portion which spans the East River is while they have appeared in earlier vessels of other traveler is carried on a dozen double-flanged wheels, rivaled in extent and in the weight of materials that navies, are new in the French navy. The most novel three beneath each longitudinal… … beams, which carry the street cars. These (a survival of the days of the wooden three- SEVENTY-TON TRAVELER ERECTING THE BROOKLYN APPROACH TO THE floor-beams are carried out beyond the col- decker), of which we have a solitary ex- NEW EAST RIVER BRIDGE, umns to a distance of 13% feet in the form…

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