Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Vol. 29: March, 1907
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company apparently followed a broad policy in studying the situation in New York City, and in undertaking the responsibility of pioneer in tunneling, for long dis tance and suburban railroad traffic. The North River, which separates New Jersey from that part of New York City known as the Borough of Manhattan, and the East River, which separates the latter bor ough from the Borough of Brooklyn and the Borough of Queens on Long Island.
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