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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 23 (December 1901) (1901)

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nt is joined to the positive pole the meniscus is end, the steel construction carrying the hot metal had of the Union Railroad Company, but the bridge proper seen to rise along the walls of the tube and at the to be made of dimensions to suit the fireproof pro- was designed by, and erected under,… … One 252-Foot and One 500-Foot Span; Weight of Larger Span About 2,800 Tons. so much on account thus raised depends upon the amount of of its length (for discharge, the dis- longer fixed truss tance of the point spans than this from the water, the have been built) diameter and but on account of…

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