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- Canadian Pacific Railway
- 1 discharging the coal, she loaded rails for the Canadian Pacific Ry. She arrived at Duluth on the 14 June, 10 days
- 2 up again to Lake Superior with supplies for the Canadian Pacific Ry. construction works provided the weather held. The
- 3 Upper Lakes, where she carried supplies for the C.P.R. construction, making a good profit. She left
- 4 she loaded 175 tons of fish plate for the C.P.R., before departing for
- 5 about as high as it ought to be and now that the Canadian Pacific Ry. is built and paid for, the system of large
- 6 was a new grain-growing country out along the Canadian Pacific - and besides, an old wooden grain-elevator is
- 7 and headed for Conneaut to load rails for the C. P. R. at Fort William. From that port, she would
- 8 tons of bituminous coal at Cleveland for the Canadian Pacific Ry. at Jackfish and encountering heavy weather on
- 9 17 June and an agreement had been made with the Canadian Pacific Ry., allowing return tickets to be used by rail, one
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