Our First Year in the Great War
Our First Year in the Great War
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This project had its origin in the report of a "Committee on Canals" appointed by Governor Roosevelt on his accession in 1899, which report was forwarded by him to the Legis- lature, in January, 1900, with an urgent recom- mendation for its adoption. Now at last, after Transportation 51 eighteen years have gone by and $150, 000, 000 have been expended, this waterway is completed. It is already in full operation as far as Oswego and will be opened to Buffalo during the present year. For the purp...oses of the war, the route via Oswego, Lake Ontario, and the Welland Canal is as good as, and (by its wide waterway) in some respects better than, the route via Buffalo. By the Oswego route, a single vessel of 1800 tons' freight capacity, or a unit of four smaller vessels with aggregate capacity of 3000 tons of freight can carry the bread and meat needed for our soldiers (and the quantity is great) from Duluth and Chicago to New York and Boston, for delivery to the steamer, or storehouses, at those ports.
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This project had its origin in the report of a "Committee on Canals" appointed by Governor Roosevelt on his accession in 1899, which report was forwarded by him to the Legis- lature, in January, 1900, with an urgent recom- mendation for its adoption. Now at last, after Transportation 51 eighteen years have gone by and $150, 000, 000 have been expended, this waterway is completed. It is already in full operation as far as Oswego and will be opened to Buffalo during the present year. For the purp...oses of the war, the route via Oswego, Lake Ontario, and the Welland Canal is as good as, and (by its wide waterway) in some respects better than, the route via Buffalo. By the Oswego route, a single vessel of 1800 tons' freight capacity, or a unit of four smaller vessels with aggregate capacity of 3000 tons of freight can carry the bread and meat needed for our soldiers (and the quantity is great) from Duluth and Chicago to New York and Boston, for delivery to the steamer, or storehouses, at those ports.
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