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

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eption span type, and its forward trucks were already on the at points where the canal intersects the avenues. At of 100 feet along the sea wall right-of-way, to be abutment, when a steamer, through some misunder- these points the excavated material is forced through carried out by the county. The… … trucks remained on 4% miles long and The New Armored Cruiser " Maryland," 502 Feet in Length, on the Blocks. the abutment, but the weighs 40,000 pounds OPENING OF THE BOSTON NAVY YARD DRYDOCK. to the lineal foot. The after set fell into the river when the floor of the bridge collapsed. wall is…

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