J.N. Camden conquers Baltimore and West Virginia

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J.N. Camden conquers Baltimore and West Virginia

… Standard Oil agreed to resume oil shipments over the Pennsylvania Railroad at a rate of two million barrels per year. It therefore received a 10% rebate on all rates and a 20 cents drawback on each barrel of crude oil the railroad shipped. Standard Oil also agreed to relieve the Pennsylvania Railroad from its now useless investments in pipelines and refineries, purchasing the Empire Transportation Company for …

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