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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 6 (February 1905) (1905)

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ported have been broken and was 4 minutes, 1 second. Conant on R, E. Jarrige's 45- only one in which the turns were made at speed. In other records have been made. The greatest feat was horse-power De Dietrich, with an 8 minute handicap, this race an average speed of 76.53 miles an hour was the… … spite the fact that several well-known manufacturers power Mercedes. One of our pictures shows him mak- Mr. William Wallace Making a Sharp Turn in the had new and also tried-out racers on the beach. 100-Mile Race for the Vanderbilt Cup. ing the record. He also won the final in 3:30 1-5. The…

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