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Since the average life of horses and horsecars is five to eight years (The Street Railway Journal 1888a, p.

Cost efficiency of urban transport in an era of widespread corruption: the case of New York street railways

Relatively little work has been done on street railway strikes in North America and still less has focused on these strikes as they relate to the city and consciousness formation.

Class, community, and urban consciousness: the Winnipeg street railway, 1902-1910

Thus, the authors claim that horse-drawn street railway "stimulated the evolution of the modern American city ...

The Horse in the City: Living Machines in the Nineteenth Century

Among them was an Irish Catholic immigrant, Senator Frank Smith, who had amassed a fortune in wholesaling, banking, railways, and shipping, in addition to ownership of the Toronto Street Railway. Although he employed mostly Irish Catholics, they, like the other workers in the Toronto Street Railway, worked fourteen hours or longer, six days a week, for a weekly salary of $8.00 to $9.00.

Irish workers in Victorian Toronto

A bus was also set on fire at Lake Street railway crossing in the town.

Masked gangs go on rampage

Chicago has a rich history of street railway development and it was the street railways that helped greatly expand and develop the city in the years between the end of the Civil War and the turn of the century.

Chicago Transit: An Illustrated History

Likewise, a taxpayer may adjust the NOL amount incurred in a closed tax year for purposes of determining the correct NOL amount available for carrying forward into an open tax year (Springfield Street Railway Co., 312 F2d 754 (Ct.

When is a tax year "closed"?

The municipality operated its own street railway, electric lights, hydroelectric power station, water and sewerage works and a telephone exchange.

Planting the municipal ownership idea in Port Arthur, 1875-1914

Dating mainly from the 1940s, the cars have been restored by Muni, the engineering firm Morrison-Knudsen, and volunteers from the nonprofit Market Street Railway Company.

Rolling stock on Market Street rolls back the clock

One of the principal causes of blight has been the old Morrison Street railway goods yards to the south, which are now unused and have for many years been covered with landfill topped by a car park.

International competition for Scottish Architecture and Design Centre Edinburgh

A freight train broke down at Cardiff Queen Street railway station, causing services to be stopped.