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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 20 (November 1904) (1904)

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s were demolished as well as the forward woodwork of all kinds. The inch meridian photometer. On August 23, 1904, while arranged for exhibition purposes, but from it an oppor- measuring the star + 24 deg. 3419, magn. 9.4, it was lantern standards, headlights, and all of the lighter tunity is given… … SNAPSHOT OF A LOCOMOTIVE DUEL. THE RIGHT-HAND ENGINE HAD A GEEATEE MOMENTUM THAN THE OTHEE AND LIFTED ITS EIVAL FEOM THE TEACK. THE TWO ENGINES, IMMEDIATELY AFTEE COLLIDING, APPAEENTLY EEBOUNDED, AND THEN CEASHED T0GETH£E AGAIN. for their position at the actual period of colliding has magnitude…

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