Hyde, Henry M. (Henry Morrow), b. 1866, Lawrence J. Gutter Collection of Chicagoana (University of Illinois at Chicago) ICIU · [Chicago : Technical World Co.] · leaf 37
ad. If the presentcongestion In the heart of the city were tobe effectively relieved through the workingof this great machine, many Important In-cidental benefits would result. The pave-ments would last longer, the smoke nui-sance would be mitigated, there would beless crowding on the streets and… … A STUDY OF THE NEW PLAN OF CHICAGO 427 Is dependent upon them. On the otherhand, the railroads realize that it is invain to perfect car and track service un-less the facilities for handling!; freight atthe terminals promptly and cheaply keeppace with that perfecting. American rail-roads have…
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