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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 7 (August 1905) (1905)

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ilers. This seems very words of explanation are necessary. The furnaces and two Colts. She is known as an unarmored steel simple as it reads, but it was not so easy to carry out of marine boilers of the Scotch type are tubes usually gunboat, her protective deck being only % of an inch in daily… … Displacement, 1,664 Cone. Speed, 17.5 knots. Complement, 187 officers and men. Starboard Side Amidships; the Vessel Sunk to the Bottom, After Explosion. Gunboat " Bennington " After the Explosion. Note 6-inch Midship Gun. View on Starboard Deck Which Was Awash Afte\ the "Bennington" Rested Burial…

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