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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 19 (November 1902) (1902)

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alers much concern dur- of its staybolts. The barrel of the boiler was 48 inches ing the last few years. It is doubtful whether the crea- in diameter by 9 feet 8 inches in length. It was built ture will propagate in captivity. But it is certain of 7-16-inch plates, with ordinary double-riveted lap… … away from the engine. Its course lay in 4 > m 1 » A Fragment of the Firebox. tne general direction of the track; but as It took 11,300,081 horse power to carry on our industries in 1900 and 5,594,655 in 1890. the accident took place on the curve, it EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE BOILER. © 1902…

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