 Surveys have been made to extend this line thirty miles farther westward. English capitalists also control the United Railways of Habana, which enter the city from both east and west, though the most of the lines run eastward. Cubans and Spaniards were...  To-morrow in Cuba - Página 221por Charles Melville Pepper - 1899 - 361 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
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...to extend this line 30 miles farther westward. English capitalists also control the United Railways of Habana, which enter the city from both east and...stockholders in the sugarcarrying roads known as the Cardenas-Jucaro and the Matanzas-Sabanilla systems. After the signing of the protocol, in order to... | |
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