The Railroad and the Farmer a Nation's Tangle
An extended critique traces railroad ownership to wide investor groups and argues rail costs bite farmers hardest. It weighs freight and passenger charges, payrolls, taxes, and reform prospects while contrasting high capitalization with rising expenses. The piece seeks reader verdict on railroads as allies or adversaries to American prosperity.
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School of Political Scieage
Americas
United States
Insurance Compacica
New Haven & Martford
New Haven
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Northwestern
Santa Fe
Marvin
Hogbitt
James J. Hil
W. C. Brown
Peers E. Ingalls
Stuyvesant Fish
E. P. Ripley
Boston& Maine
Costa
Tis
Great Britain
Europe
Asiatic Russel
New Zealand
South Waies
South Wales
Ft Ir
Agrisia
New York
Chicago
Pall Patina Snell Peace Ferrin
Fililmegs
Mont
New York City
Department of Agriculture
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Frederick L. Chapman
Better Farming
Comptroller of Currency
Chicago & Northwestern
Larely
Vanderbilt
Paris
Moscow
St Petersburg
Trans-Ural