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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 2 (July 1903) (1903)

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from the go-ahead to the go-astern intended for service in quiet waters. The new boat, six feet, whereas reciprocating engines of the same however, which is known as the "Queen," will be en- direction. The "Queen" was built for the Southeastern power would require about three times as much height… … THE NEW TURBINE PASSENGER STEAMER "QUEEN" FOR THE CALAIS-DOVER ROUTE. will be realized in an in- and Hudson River steam- creased ratio on the ers. As a class the Eng- Length, 310 feet; beam, 40 feet; speed, 22 knots per hour. larger vessels for ocean lish boats are marked by service. This is a…

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