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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 6 (February 1904) (1904)

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months. built as strongly as the Pullman, the'passengers would We present illustrations of a wreck that occurred re- senger would be killed. I do not believe the remedy is be killed by the shock of suddenly arrested motion, is, so much in the strength of the cars as in the manner of cently on the… … Vestibule and Portion of Side of Day Coach. The Wrecked Engine and One of the Pullmans of the Express; the Latter is Practically Uninjured. RESULT OF A COLLISION AT SIXTY MILES AN HOUR. in the morning of December 21, 1903. It seems that Pullmans it would equalize the death rate, and perhaps be…

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