Argosy and Argonaut salvage plants eyed for coal recovery
The Argonaut Salvage Corporation outlines Plant No 1 at New York City and Plants Nos 2 3 and 4 to recover coal from sunken vessels in Long Island Sound The plan includes surface and submarine boats Argosy and Argonaut III with patented location devices and pumping gear capable of 100 to 1000 tons per hour at depths up to 200 feet The firm argues coal profits exceed salvaging gold and other cargoes due to pumping feasibility and nearport coal stockpiles with projected profits of 10 to 40 dollars per ton.
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Long Island Sound
Argonaut Iik
Argosy and Argonaut
Lake Torpedo Boat Company
Island Sound
Lo’ Lake
Stratford
Connecticut
England
Brightlingsea
Banglish Channel
English Channel
Europe
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Ane
Norfolk
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Gaston
New
Ingland
Mr Lake
London
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Lake salvage venture promises vast profits in sunken ships
The article details Mr. Lake and the Lake Torpedo Boat Co selling stock to fund a salvage method claimed to revolutionize recovery of sunken vessels and cargoes. It cites costs, potential profits, past trials, and interest from investors including London financiers, with plans for Plant No 1 and Plant No 2 and an exhibition at 160 Fairfield Avenue.
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Bridgeport
New York
Iim
Coredit
Coredit, 80 That During All the Period Building the “Protector
Europe
Lakepany
Seay Shipbuilding Company
Russia
Mechena
Puiting Subarine
Kruggs
Germany
Austria
Italy
Ord
United States
Lake Vorpedd Boat Company
Oben Pies
Rype
Aregonaut Corporation
Pairfield Avenue
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