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Coaling the Pacific Mail S.S. "Siberia" at the fortified naval station of Nagasaki, Japan

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Coaling the Pacific Mail S.S. "Siberia" at the fortified naval station of Nagasaki, Japan

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Photographs shows young men and women on barges and scaffolding along side the ship, in a bucket brigade, passing coal from the barge by the bucket up the side of the ship during reloading in Nagasaki, Japan.
H45293 U.S. Copyright Office.

No. 100.
Copyright 1904 by Underwood & Underwood.
On mount under Sun Sculpture Trade Mark: Works and Studios - Arlington, N.J., Littleton, N.H., Washington, D.C.

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01/01/1904
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Underwood & Underwood.
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