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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 24 (June 1902) (1902)

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emolishment during a speed trial of the Baker electric starting point for an incline which leads down through the letter U; and the remaining three were set trans- racer, illustrations of which we give herewith. By both yards to the water front. The incoming freight versely, one between the motor… … trolled by a brakeman, or Mr. Baker covered his "rough rider," as he is ELECTBIC RACING AUTOMOBILE BEFORE THE WRECK. racer with a light, tor- called, who receives his pedo-shaped superstructure of wood and black can- instructions from the conductor, and who, by certain navigation, and the new…

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