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Cassier's engineering monthly (1913)

New York, N.Y. : Wendell Lansing Co. · leaf 63

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rtaken. Sometimes this legitimate demand for them. is a very difficult task; but in the end A SEAPORT HAS VALUE IN DIRECT PRO- it will be appreciated that to spend mil- PORTION TO ITS RAILROAD lions on the approach to a harbor, and CONNECTIONS then deny the right to a city to build proper piers for… … Baltimore Docks. Philadelphia, which, however, is ninety "The solution of this question is to miles from the sea. sustain, encourage and develop the com- "A seaport has value in direct pro- merce of the port through the intelligent portion to its railroad connections, for co-operation of the…

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