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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 6 (February 1902) (1902)

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poles are nearly 8 feet froni the track, the three seen in operation may be noted in the accompanying and hoisting engine and some platforms and timber- photographic and diagrammatic views showing de- conductors being mounted vertically one above the ing of the tunnel shaft. The most serious… … lower end being direct- Manhattan Bye and SIEMENS-HALSKE HIGH-SPEED POLYPHASE CAR. ly connected to the Bar Infirmary were track. Copper rail-bonds are used, and ground plates ger and apparatus rooms. Cross seats are provided completely shattered, the same effects being produced are placed at each…

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