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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 7 (August 1903) (1903)

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of the railroads. ConsequentlyPittsburg has.become the greatest center of railwaytraffic on the globe, the various roads entering thiscity being continually congested with the great vol-ume of traffic. They are the best paying ones in oper-ation. There was a time when the railway interestswere… … Coal Fleets at Pittsburg: Ready to Start Down the Ohio River.WATERWAY IMPROVEMENT ON THE OHIO RIVER. tates other than railway facilities for its handling.While the Ohio has been utilized for transportationpurposes to some extent from the earliest days, yetuntil a comparatively recent period, and…

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