- 875 locomotives, with 215,985 employees, They
originated 39.53
million carloads (averaging 63 tons each) and
generated $81.7
billion in
freight revenue...
- in what is now part of
Liberty State Park,
close to Bedloe's Island.
Carloads of
dynamite and
other explosives that were
being sent to
Russia for its...
- 5-foot-thick (1.5 m) coal bed. By 1876, this mine emplo**** 150 men and
shipped 20
carloads of coal per day. By 1885,
numerous mine
shafts were
within the city limits...
-
between Firestone Boulevard and
Imperial Highway. By 1906, 650
carloads of
oranges and 250
carloads of
lemons were
shipped annually by rail. In 1904, the Pacific...
- pine stumps, with the
result that the
price of
industrial camphor sold in
carload lots in 1939 was
between 32
cents and 35
cents a pound.": 293 The background...
- in the area.
Mounting public pressure then
forced officials to
allow 50
carloads of
property owners to
enter the
danger zone on Sa****ay, May 17, to gather...
- animals, and
tended their flower beds and
vegetable gardens.
Almost daily,
carloads of fans
stopped by,
eager to meet the "Laura" of the
Little House books...
-
discount from its
listed rates in
return for a
promise to ship at
least 60
carloads of oil
daily and to
handle loading and
unloading on its own.[citation needed]...
- was in New York's
Chatham Hotel. That was back in 1941 when the
first carload of Jack Morgan's **** 'n' Bull
ginger beer was
railing over the plains...
- also has to
collect some
books on the way. The 'books' turn out to be a
carload of
illegal ****
magazines that
Arthur plans to
quickly unload....
