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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 5 (July 1905) (1905)

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the way up, because minutes, which represents An 8-Horse-Power Maxwell Runabout Making a Turn on the Way up the Mountain of a broken battery wire. a speed of 63.37 miles per The most sensational . per- hour. In point of distance This little two-cylinder ear made the best time of any gasoline… … Kellogs on His Indian Motor Cycle Making the Climb in 20 Minutes, 59 1-5 Seconds. Hilliard's 60-HorS8-r\>wer Napier Ascending the Mountain in 520 Minutes, 58 2-5 Seconds. This remarkable performance, which was accomplished in"only s of a second more time than that required by the 60-horse power…

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