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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 13 (March 1903) (1903)

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nths there happened 1,481 collisions and 877 has been taken is left to the brakeman of the freight. steep was reached that the engine was hurled back derailments. In these 51 passengers were killed and A freight train will generally slow down while passing in the mud, turned over on the tracks… … and far less of the violent THE WRECK AT LITTLE BYTHAM. More room for expansion THE TRAIN LEFT THE VIADUCT BECAUSE OF THE SPREADING forces of nature with of rails has, therefore, to OF THE RAILS. which to contend. Had be left in America. The the high English standard been maintained in Amer-…

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