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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 9 (August 1904) (1904)

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a junction of the PortArthur and Vladivostock squadrons; hence their bot-toms wereprobably veryfoul, and theirspeed not muchbetter thanthat of theRurik, or,say, about 15knots an hour.The immenseadvantage ofsheathingand copperingwas shown atthe close ofthe fight, whenthe Gromo-boi and Ros-sia,… … BALDWINS AIRSHIP ABOUT TO ASCEND. various angles. After being up nearly an hour, Capt. Baldwin brought his ship back to the starting point, and safely descended to earth. These trials were witnessed by great crowds of spectators. Subsequent trials have also been made, when it wasdemonstrated that…

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