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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 3 (January 1903) (1903)

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ly seen curving crank-shaft of the motor is mounted in rigid bear- around and protruding out back of the rear seat. The current to the proper coil for each cylinder. The ings and is not incased, save for a tin cover hung spark-lead-controlling lever is at the right of throttle and brake levers for… … STEEL CASTINGS FOE NEW STERN OF STEAMER "NEW YORK." THE upon two semi-elliptical springs at the front "NEW YORK " SPECTACLE FRAME, 38 TONS; STERN FRAME, 32 TONS. There has lately been carried through at the end, but rests simply upon the bearings of the Erie Basin drydock, Brooklyn, a most import-…

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