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

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ile in Perhaps the total number would not exceed fifty. Not This part of the work took more time than the mov- 1890, twenty-six years later, 67,620 vipers were de- a year passes without one or more deaths from rattle- ing of the bridge. The plans were carried out under destroyed, or a total of… … idea may be had of the number who " MQoeeh Supports and Pphlnt Location cjOlo BsiaeB an antidote. met death in this terrible manner. Diagram Showing Hoisting Engines and Cables, and Old and New Positions of the Bridge. ■♦ * India reports a death rate from this Bologna has been having a sensation…

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