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  • Sep 8, Railroads In The 1890s: Safety Appliance, Panic, Pullman Strike
  • Sep 3, Railroads In The 1900s (1900–1910): Facts, Statistics, History
  • Sep 8, Railroads In The U.S. (1910s): Facts, Statistics, Photos

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american-rails.com /23 hours ago

Sep 8, Railroads In The 1890s: Safety Appliance, Panic, Pullman Strike

U.S. railroads 1890–1900—163,600 to 193,346 miles. Safety Appliance Act March 2, 1893, Panic of 1893, Pullman Strike 1894, NYC 999. Decade frame, not the Second Industrial Revoluti...

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american-rails.com /6 days ago

Sep 3, Railroads In The 1900s (1900–1910): Facts, Statistics, History

U.S. railroads 1900–1910—ICC miles 193,346 to 240,293, Elkins/Hepburn/Mann-Elkins, interurbans, 20th Century Limited, Penn Station, last transcontinentals. Facts and statistics.

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american-rails.com /22 hours ago

Sep 8, Railroads In The U.S. (1910s): Facts, Statistics, Photos

Railroads during the 1910s, the period from 1910-1920, was a pivotal time witnessing record mileage and federal takeover during World War I.

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american-rails.com /3 days ago

Sep 6, Railroads In The 1870s: Panic, Strike, Mileage, Steel & Air Brakes

U.S. railroads 1870–1880—52,922 to ~93,200 miles. Panic of 1873, Crédit Mobilier, Granger laws, Westinghouse automatic brake 1872, Ashtabula 1876, Great Strike 1877. Decade frame,...

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american-rails.com /1 day ago

Sep 8, Railroads In The 1880s: Standard Time, Gauge, Mileage & the ICC

U.S. railroads 1880–1890—93,200 to 163,600 miles, 70,400 added. Standard Time Nov. 18, 1883, Southern 5-foot change 1886, Interstate Commerce Act 1887.

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