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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 3 (July 1904) (1904)

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nt vessels this was reduced to about al strength and structure of the vessel, together with upon the capacity of a dock to accommodate it. 16% knots. The "Baltic" will approximate the same The length of the "Baltic" over all is 725 feet 9 the elaborate system of watertight compartments. One speed,… … Length, 7£5 feet, 9 inches. Beam, 75 feet. Maximum Displacement, 10,000 tons. THE NEW TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIP "BALTIC," THE LARGEST VESSEL AFLOAT. rate of traveling to be maintained even under adverse "Celtic" and "Cedric" of 25 feet. The beam is the of its application to a mercantile vessel is the…

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