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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 21 (November 1906) (1906)

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on of Mount Vesuvius. In fact, according to his calculations, the crater has in the city are of wood, in the business section are a outward in each case, and not inward. This seems to number of brick and stone warehouses. The churches prove the theory that a wind current of great velocity thrown… … The Scene at the Oyster Docks ; the Wharves Were Demolished for Over a House on St. Louis Street With a Side Blown Away. Mile and the Oyster Fleet Sunk or Piled up on the Piers. EFFECTS OF THE RECENT HURRICANE AT MOBILE. Christ Episcopal Church is of masonry, except the strong suction or draft,…

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