Great Cities of the United States: Historical, Descriptive, Commercial, IndustrialSouthworth, Gertrude Van Duyn
History
Great Cities of the United States: Historical, Descriptive, Commercial, Industrial
Southworth, Gertrude Van Duyn
Cities and towns -- United States; United States -- Description and travel
San Francisco 2274 miles
Boston 1021 miles
New Orleans 923 miles
New York 908 miles
Philadelphia 818 miles
Baltimore 797 miles
Washington, D.C. 787 miles
Buffalo 523 miles
Pittsburgh 468 miles
Cleveland 339 miles
St. Louis 286 miles
Detroit 272 miles
TO WHOM WE SELL THE MOST
THE AMOUNT FOR 1914
Great Britain $594,271,863
Germany $344,794,276
Canada $344,716,981
France $159,818,924
Netherlands $112,215,673
Italy $74,235,012
Cuba $68,884,428
Belgium $61,219,894
Japan $51,205,520
Argentina $45,179,089
Mexico $38,748,793
FROM WHOM WE BUY THE MOST
THE AMOUNT FOR 1914
Great Britain $293,661,304
Germany $189,919,136
Canada $160,689,709
France $141,446,252
Cuba $131,303,794
Japan $107,355,897
Brazil $101,303,794
Mexico $92,690,566
British India $73,630,880
Italy $56,407,671
[Illustration: SOME OF THE GREAT RAILROADS OF THE UNITED STATES]
INDEX
Abbey, Edwin A., 128
Adams, John, 84, 87
Adams, Samuel, 124
Alameda, 240
Allegheny, 182, 184
Allegheny River, 171, 172, 182
Baldwin, Matthias W., 71
Baldwin Locomotive Works, 71
Baltimore, 155-170
railroad center, 155
harbor, 155
industries, 155, 156
exports, 155
fire of 1904, 156
public markets, 160
settlement of, 167
Baltimore, Lord, 168
Barge canal, 212
Belleville, 98
Berkeley, 240
Bienville, Governor, 245
Blackstone, William, 105
Boston, 105-136
capital of Massachusetts, 105
settlement of, 105
divisions of, 107
harbor, 108
trade center, 119
foreign commerce, 121
industries, 121
Boston Tea Party, 84, 122
Braddock, 173
Bradford, William, 73
Brockton, 119
Brooklyn, 11, 24, 28, 30
Brooks, Phillips, 127
Bruceton, 178
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