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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 2 (1899) (1899)

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to accom-|laid in the usual manner, the engineers foresaw that| This is the plan of the station as finally adopted and modate the many and important railroads which enter | the estimated total of between two and three thousand | built. The long distance and express trains are handled the city of… … indeed fully double that of any other station), but which possesses many radical and improved features that are entirely novel in a building of this kind. about 50,000,000 passengers are carried to and from the city every year, the total being about equally divided between the stations in the…

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