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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 3 (January 1902) (1902)

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her important development of the invention isthe illuminating of electric lamps. Erected near thetop of the experimental signal post is a lamp fittedwith two 20 candle power Edi-swan incandescent elec-tric lamps. The transmitter is attached to a batteryor accumulator. To light the lamp it is only… … OUTSIDE BULKHEAD, SHAWENEGAN FALLS POWER PLANT,30 FEET THICK AT BASE. 40 FEE1 HIGH, cities, with the right to expropriate land for its vari-ous purposes, including the necessary right of way toany point. The president of the Shawenegan Water and PowerCompany is J. N. Greenshields, K. C, of…

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