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AND SHIP NEWS VOL . 5 , No. 2 , Whole Number 50 FEBRUARY , 1926 Twenty -
five Cents a Copy " Morgan Line ” A Pioneer In Coastwise Trade Precursor of
Southern Pacific Steamship Lines Had Vital Role in Building of Great Southwest .
AND SHIP NEWS VOL . 5 , No. 2 , Whole Number 50 FEBRUARY , 1926 Twenty -
five Cents a Copy " Morgan Line ” A Pioneer In Coastwise Trade Precursor of
Southern Pacific Steamship Lines Had Vital Role in Building of Great Southwest .
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AND SIMIT Eil : The Florida coast is now kept in sight and during the which is the
most southern point in the United States and balance of the day the ship's course
lies a few miles off within fifty - seven miles of the line of the Tropics , apshore ...
AND SIMIT Eil : The Florida coast is now kept in sight and during the which is the
most southern point in the United States and balance of the day the ship's course
lies a few miles off within fifty - seven miles of the line of the Tropics , apshore ...
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Spence's Connection with Southern Pacific Begins It was in the same year that
the Morgan Line was acquired by the Southern Pacific Company that Lewis J.
Spence entered the service of that company . He spent the first years of his
service at ...
Spence's Connection with Southern Pacific Begins It was in the same year that
the Morgan Line was acquired by the Southern Pacific Company that Lewis J.
Spence entered the service of that company . He spent the first years of his
service at ...
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THE PORT OF NEW YORK PUBLICITY CO boroughs of Greater New York and almost needless | 15 |
ALEXANDER R SMITH | 19 |
Staten Island In the Making | 15 |
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