Newspaper results for pacific railroad

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622645 matching newspaper pages in total. New York, NY has the most hits (35930 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

  1. New-York Daily Tribune — 1845-05-13, page 1

    … will De seen from the letter of 5 rr om r he a ihe on elev ni am swan The Great Pacific Railroad. I. he the proprietor of the great Pacific Railroad, which We publish npelow, that i connaoissauce ol el VEG mat eat locat TI, IT Wi …

    … that adv It we reason a little from known data, the gizani tie provortions of the Pacific railroad will erase to strike us with any formidable tmpracucability.— he housand miles. …

  2. New-York Daily Tribune — 1845-05-13, page 2

    … turned Planter of the Vine The Water Cure Preservation of Animal Food The Great Pacific Railroad A Magnificent Spectacle. FourTH Pace.—Commercial and Money Matters Shipping Intelligence …

  3. New-York Daily Tribune — 1845-07-07, page 2

    … consummated. Hence the retury of the Princeton, 5 Mi. WHITNEY, of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, has been at Milwaukie, from whence he went to Tachedab, and thence to Prairie …

  4. New-York Daily Tribune — 1846-01-22, page 2

    … river II such branch were made it would only carry great deal to and from the great Pacific Railroad but would also do an I'M mense business in carrying freight and passengers be tween …

  5. The New York Herald — 1846-08-10, page 1

    … 01 a nut for Mr. Smith, of Illinois. who reported ! against the possibility of a Pacific railroad, we make an sxtract relating to the routs. " First, theD, the road Torn Independence …

  6. New-York Daily Tribune — 1846-10-19, page 1

    … Lanzuwze It is believed that in the city of New-York alone, upward po ry» Pil h Pacific Railroad Company.’ Rocks which stand now ns yo For defendants, Mr. Wood and Messrs. Woodruff …

  7. New-York Daily Tribune — 1846-12-01, page 4

    … wie Jelmore, Miss EF Mr. Whitney addressed the citizens of Day ton, Ohio, on the Pacific Railroad project, Tuesday eve. {0 Deavenport, Miss Maria Dikeman, Mrs Hannah M ning last …

  8. New-York Daily Tribune — 1846-12-08, page 2

    … of this noble undertaking. We cut the fol lowing from that paper: ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD. —We publish the proceedings of the meeting at the Rotunda on Monday ofs across …

  9. The New York Herald — 1846-12-08, page 2

    … turn the stomach of a disci* l>le of Preigmtz or a Washington.an. Atlantic a??i> Pacific Railroad.?We are delighted to see the people of the W?t and Southwest alive to the importance …

  10. The New York Herald — 1846-12-20, page 2

    … assured that it 10 the unmistakable de. sire of Mexico TO come to terms. ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD 1t is apparent TO all that at no distant day, the people of the United States will …

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