Fragmented history of rail and politics in 1800s era
Readable passages describe tracks, park plans, and political maneuvering in a late 19th century city. Mentions wheelmen, Assemblymen, state appropriations, and a potential public project with a $50,000 cost. Notes import data and a Florence Alabama farm sinkhole. Noted figures include Dawes and various city officials.
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