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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 10 (September 1906) (1906)

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P^qT^-2^ >~^@2 fefrrr^n CIENTIFIC MERICAN ^^su " [Entered at the Post Office of New Vork. N. Y., as Second Class Matter. Copyright, 1806, by Mann & Co.) Vol. XCV.-No. 10. NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 8, 1906. f 10 CENTS A COPY L $3.00 A IfEAK. Established 1845. … ,.",-,. I ..-•-, m>"-; " :'L-^~^ -**■ rStt.m'M-r- This Will lie the Loftiest Masonry Structure in the World. The Lower Engraving Shows How It Will Dominate the Tall Buildings of the Lower City. AN OFFICE BUILDING 612 FEET IN HEIGHT, NOW UNDEB CONSTRUCTION IN LOWEE NEW YOBK.—(See page 174.] © 1906…

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