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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 3 (January 1907) (1907)

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ind that the installation of the judgment of the company wish to make it. The to operate with the direct current transmitted through new motor cars, as shown in our engraving, are of electric service at this famous terminal is not going the third rail. Two power stations have been built, to be made… … trical service by running only eight electrical trains under extraordinary circumstances. The line is car- Third-Rail Jumper Connections Used at Cross-Overs. daily between New Rochelle and 42d Street. ried on tapered latticed posts, of graceful design, bolted securely to concrete bases. We have so…

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