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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 23 (December 1908) (1908)

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opolis. At present the New York Central and ously with sewers. The streets will be cleared of the must obviously be devised that will decrease rather Hudson River Railroad is the only line that has direct boxes and bales that obstruct the sidewalks. As the than increase the need for railroad space… … The present and in the Bor- New York spent in the year 1906 to 1907 about $37,000,000 for carting freight through its streets to and from steamship docks and railroad terminals. This system congestion is of subterranean cartage subways, with a railway belt tunnel extending around the city and…

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