Excerpt from Report on the Engineering and Operating Features of the Chicago Transportation Problem: Submitted to the Committee on Local Transportation of the Chicago City Council by Bion Joseph Arnold, M.S., M. Ph., E. E., Chicago, November, 1902
Routes through the business district ought to be sub stituted for down-town terminals, wherever possible. Out side the business district, too, the best results would follow from connecting together the detached lines now found on several streets, and Operating cars over such lines from end to end on the through route principle.
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