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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 23 (December 1908) (1908)

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s of the history of the city, passenger traffic was carried. The opening of the Brooklyn tunnel afforded inforced concrete was used. In view of the speed and taken care of by lines of surface cars and ferries. greatly1 needed relief to the Brooklyn Bridge. It be- rapidity of the service and the… … of subways was laid out, and the portion of it room, one cannot but feel that, whatever advan- stowing projecting roof for protecting workmen while blasting out a projecting reef of rocks. tages of an economical kind the steam turbine which is now in operation constructed. The first has introduced,…

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