War era boosts Shanghai cotton mills and rail schemes
A Shanghai merchant notes rising business after the war with activity in Hong Kong and Shanghai. Five major cotton mills rise under German British and American oversight, expected to yarn 260000 bales annually. Bank stocks rise sharply and railroad construction from Peking to Hangzhou and Canton is anticipated. The Chronicle discusses French annexation of Madagascar and English imperial methods.
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