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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 16 (October 1905) (1905)

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ican of April 30, of last year, and at that time styled a greater capacity than the "Gary," "Corey," "Per- accommodation of the large modern ore-handling ma- by all odds the largest fresh-water vessel in the world. kins," or "Frick." chinery installed within the past few years at lower The four new… … THE "ELBERT H. GARY," ONE OF THE FLEET OF FOUR MAMMOTH ORE-CARRIERS, THE LARGEST FRESH-WATER CRAFT AFLOAT. HER LENGTH IS 569 FEET. ONE OF THE TWO CARGO COMPARTMENTS OF THE " ELBERT H. GARY." A CLAM-SHELL ORE-BUCKET MAY BE SEEN IN THE BACKGROUND. "William E. Corey," the "George W. Perkins," and the…

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