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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 15 (April 1902) (1902)

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a many respects to plished by means those employed in o f 8-ton screw the ordinary end- on launches. In jacks, of which two the first place, the were provided for groundways for each cradle. The use in an endwise positions of these launch must neces- jacks were so ar- ranged that one sarily exceed… … that the ends, care- SIDE LAUNCH OP STEAMSHIP "INDIANA." started it will, as fully rounded, will is sometimes the just reach the water's edge. The natural result is case in end-on launchings, become so firmly lodged at launched when not more than two-thirds completed, that it is necessary for the…

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