Debated railroad project Boston to Hudson via Greenfield and Troy
In a Boston letter the author challenges the petition for a Boston Hudson railroad arguing current Western road capacity, future demand, and fare relief. The piece notes alternative routes and regional rail networks, and questions northern Massachusetts benefits and past state aid to the Western road.
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Western Company
Greenbush
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Worcester Counties
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