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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 5 (August 1903) (1903)

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. A most notable advance has been made within into use to an increasing extent, while even the 95-ton used at the World's Fair at St. Louis next year. A concession was recently granted by the Exposition to the past few years in steam-shovel construction— giants are proving that they are not only… … have shared in the new order of things, will also serve as a guide to explain all AUTO CHAIES FOB THE ST. LOUIS FAIB. as will be appreciated by a comparison the points of interest. The operator sits of the 48-inch diameter boiler of the 35- on a detachable seat at the rear of the ton shovel, with…

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