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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 24 (June 1902) (1902)

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where freight cannot be delivered directly from producing plant. ful, some of them being fully capable of handling singly the railroad to the ship, or vice versa. The deep, In gathering honey from these sources the bee uses a pair of the twerity-two-car floats. The fast freight. broad body of water… … Upper Jersey City Yard of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Lower Jersey City Yard of the Pennsylvania Railroad. RAILROAD FREIGHT HANDLING IN NEW YORE CITY. form an interesting day's study for any student of Manhattan affords excellent wharves and docking facili- however, is carried by two steamers,…

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