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For five decades, engines of this wheel arrangement were the road's principal passenger power. It was only natural, then, that a 4-4-0 would head the Pennsylvania Limited, the Pennsy's premier Chicago-New York service, on its inaugural run on June 15, 1887.\u003c\/span\u003e\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eIn its editorial that day, the Chicago Times called the new train \"the latest triumph in catering to the traveling public\" and contended that \"the invention of printing and the creation of the railway are the two leading events in the history of man; and the railway as an agent of civilization is not inferior to the art of printing.\" The Pennsy's brochure, on the other hand, was less concerned about the Limited's place in history and more about justifying the ticket price: \"You pay for exclusive privileges and get them. You pay for strictly first-class accommodations and get them. You pay for first-class meals and get them. 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