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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 15 (October 1906) (1906)

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ntrance of the first electric train into the miles to the Grand Central station. It was of stand- in order to acknowledge switches out both the bell Forty-second Street station of the New York Central ard weight, however, being made up of eight Pullman and light. The signal "Stop" is given by means… … pany, we present a series Electrically-Operated Tractors for Hauling the Barges Into a Double Lock. Trials made by Messrs. o f photographs showing Siemens & Halske on THE TEL TOW CANAL. the present condition of the Finow Canal at the the work, and by way of end of the nineties had shown the cost of…

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