King's Handbook of the United States, 1896, Volume 2 |
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Page 691
... largest manufacturers of spring cotters in the world , and make many specialties and repairs . The improvements and discoveries in electricity have been so marked in the past decade that the public generally takes it as a matter of ...
... largest manufacturers of spring cotters in the world , and make many specialties and repairs . The improvements and discoveries in electricity have been so marked in the past decade that the public generally takes it as a matter of ...
Page 746
... largest stationary engine in the world , called " The Presi- dent , " and with its 16 boilers making 5,000 horse - power . It has the largest nut in the world , weighing 1,600 tons , and taking to tighten it 20 men , and a wrench 20 ...
... largest stationary engine in the world , called " The Presi- dent , " and with its 16 boilers making 5,000 horse - power . It has the largest nut in the world , weighing 1,600 tons , and taking to tighten it 20 men , and a wrench 20 ...
Page 891
... largest of these dining - rooms will seat 500. The hotel is surrounded by 155 acres of private grounds , laid out in the form of a park . There is attached to the hotel the largest bathing establishment in the Northwest . There are two ...
... largest of these dining - rooms will seat 500. The hotel is surrounded by 155 acres of private grounds , laid out in the form of a park . There is attached to the hotel the largest bathing establishment in the Northwest . There are two ...
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