The Railroad in Education
The Railroad in Education
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Scott ("1872) came into the possession of the Texas and Pacific Railroad, formed out of three distinct corporations, all together controlling only fortv-four miles of roadbed. Thirteen miles were added before OTHER HEROES THAN THE WORLD'S. 53 Col. Noble took charge (1874). Under his administration the line had reached, May, 1880, four hundred and fortv-four miles; May, 1 88 1, eight hundred miles, with contracts perfected ^or the completion of the lines from New Orleans to El Paso; or in the ag...gregate, in January, 1882, arrangements had been made for the completion of the whole, one thousand four hundred and eighty- seven miles, virtually (via Southern Pacific) connecting the waters of the two oceans.
Col. Scott's health failing rapidly, he sold his interest in the Texas and Pacific to Mr. Gould.
With "the great projector" of the system gone. Col. Noble tendered his resignation — retired with his uncle. His connection with the road began at a most inauspicious time. It was vir- tually without roadbed, without rolling stock, and paralyzed with an accumulated debt, without credit and without friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scott ("1872) came into the possession of the Texas and Pacific Railroad, formed out of three distinct corporations, all together controlling only fortv-four miles of roadbed. Thirteen miles were added before OTHER HEROES THAN THE WORLD'S. 53 Col. Noble took charge (1874). Under his administration the line had reached, May, 1880, four hundred and fortv-four miles; May, 1 88 1, eight hundred miles, with contracts perfected ^or the completion of the lines from New Orleans to El Paso; or in the ag...gregate, in January, 1882, arrangements had been made for the completion of the whole, one thousand four hundred and eighty- seven miles, virtually (via Southern Pacific) connecting the waters of the two oceans.
Col. Scott's health failing rapidly, he sold his interest in the Texas and Pacific to Mr. Gould.
With "the great projector" of the system gone. Col. Noble tendered his resignation — retired with his uncle. His connection with the road began at a most inauspicious time. It was vir- tually without roadbed, without rolling stock, and paralyzed with an accumulated debt, without credit and without friends.
What to read after The Railroad in Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Hogg to read onlineMoreLess
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