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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 10 (1905) (1905)

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enty-eight In 1899 the Illinois Telegraph and Telephone Com- seven shafts, had iron doors imbedded in concrete, and miles already have been constructed, and extensions are pany began to build a series of tunnels under the streets were long enough to accommodate the work, in some projected. of… … CHICAGO'S FREIGHT, EXPRESS, AND MAIL SUBWAYS, This network of tunnels is now utilized for a quite dif- The work was carried on by miners working in three centers in Chicago, and operates to and from a busi- ferent purpose than that for which it was originally shifts of eight hours each, the nature…

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