The Life of Jesse W Fell
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E. M. Prince in Fell Memorial, 43. 3 Brownson, History of the Illinois Central Railroad, 18-48.
85 86 JESSE W. PELL, [350 was to pass through Clinton and Decatur, towns in which Mr. Fell was much interested, as well as through Bloomington. In the spring of 1852 the road was started northward from Bloom- ington to meet the line already begun from LaSalle southward. Regular traffic on the completed road began May 23, 1853. 4 On the day when ground was broken near David Davis' home for the Illinoi...s Central Railroad, 5 engineers were locating an extension of the Chicago and Alton (then called the Alton and Sangamon) from Springfield to Bloomington. "Work pro- gressed so rapidly that trains were running on this road just five months from the date of location. Passengers from St. Louis could change at Bloomington to the Illinois Central and again at LaSalle to the Rock Island route, and so to Chicago. At Bloomington there was no direct connection for many years between the Chicago and Mississippi, of which the Alton and Sangamon was a branch, and the Illinois Central.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E. M. Prince in Fell Memorial, 43. 3 Brownson, History of the Illinois Central Railroad, 18-48.
85 86 JESSE W. PELL, [350 was to pass through Clinton and Decatur, towns in which Mr. Fell was much interested, as well as through Bloomington. In the spring of 1852 the road was started northward from Bloom- ington to meet the line already begun from LaSalle southward. Regular traffic on the completed road began May 23, 1853. 4 On the day when ground was broken near David Davis' home for the Illinoi...s Central Railroad, 5 engineers were locating an extension of the Chicago and Alton (then called the Alton and Sangamon) from Springfield to Bloomington. "Work pro- gressed so rapidly that trains were running on this road just five months from the date of location. Passengers from St. Louis could change at Bloomington to the Illinois Central and again at LaSalle to the Rock Island route, and so to Chicago. At Bloomington there was no direct connection for many years between the Chicago and Mississippi, of which the Alton and Sangamon was a branch, and the Illinois Central.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Milton Irene Morehouse to read onlineMoreLess
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