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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 9 (August 1905) (1905)

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carloads of rip-rap, and 5 carloads of rim-filling drainage and sewerage. When the grade-raising is completed to the level of rods. The board of engineers selected for the purpose were Work on the grade-raising has been in progress fif- Gen. Henry M. Robert, chief of engineers, U. S. A., the top of… … View Showing the Point at Which the Bridge was Rammed by a After the Collision ; the Car is Resting Partly on the Bridge and Partly on the Steamer. Street. A CURIOUS DRAWBRIDGE ACCIDENT AT MILWAUKEE. pavement, and 40 feet further by soil and Bermuda engineers of national renown. In January, 1902,…

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