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The History of North Atlantic steam navigation with some account of early ships and shipowners (1896)

Fry, Henry · New York : C. Scribner's sons · leaf 252

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steamships,including six under construction, of 225,097 tons gross, and202,731 I.H.P., and seventy-eight tenders, barges, etc., of 15,955tons. It also owns two large dry docks, numerous workshops,buildings for nearly every branch of the trade, a special railwayand telegraph station, and coal sheds,… … THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD COMPANY. 233 Station and baggage hall. The total number of persons employedby the company is about 10,000. To protect their employes andprovide for their families in cases of old age, sickness, or death,the company formed, in 1873, the Seemannskasse, which hasbeen carried on…

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