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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 8 (February 1904) (1904)

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mat- there might be seen buildings that were representa- such as petroleum, oil, or glycerine. tered not—than the structure burst into furious flame, tive of construction in almost every decade of the For better showing the curious fringes that border and added its fuel to that of the score of… … this planet (Fig. 1). The apparatus em- Shaded Blocks Show District Burnt Over. to the wind. Occasionally, rising sheer into ployed consisted of an ordinary camera of the heavens from amid the piles of wreck- THE BALTIMORE FIRE. which the objective was replaced by a card- age, was seen through the…

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