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

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es usually gunboat, her protective deck being only % of an inch in daily service. Engineers had become so accustomed four feet in diameter in large boilers and three-quar- to using quantities of oil in the cylinders to prevent in thickness. She cost originally $490,000, and she Displacement, 1,664… … View on Starboard Deck Which Was Awash Afte\ the "Bennington" Rested Burial of the Victims in the Military Cemetery at fort on the Bottom. Rosencrans. THE "BENNINGTON" DISASTER. scoring them that it had become second nature; but Carries a complement of eleven officers and 176 men. ters of one inch…

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