Reconstruction spending in West Point and Annapolis cited
The text notes military appropriations for the Naval Academy at Annapolis and West Point. It references a total of 7,060,600 dollars spent on rebuilding roads and facilities, with earlier funding of 5,560,008 dollars and comments on delays and assistance from Neeke.
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Neeke
Naval Academy
Annapolis
West Point
West Point plans and new chapel for improved academy
The article reviews West Point remodeling with a $7.5 million plan to modernize the academy. It notes a new chapel and restored old chapel to be moved to the cemetery, plus barracks, stores, and a hotel for visitors. It cites Colonel Charles W Larned and Colonel Sylvanus Thayer in the context of the project and honors Thayer as the father of the military academy. The piece also discusses views from Lord Kitchener and other British authorities praising West Point. It describes the site’s scenery and architectural harmony with surrounding Hudson River views.
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Gward Lord Kitchener
West Point
Australia
Great Britain
Academy
Hudson
Constitution Island
Cooper
Irving
Military Academy
Fort Putnam
Congress
Charles W Larned
Larned
Diun
Kivu
Sylvanus Thayer
West Pointee
Thomas H. Mae Ty
Fritz
United States
Hippo as Food: Louisiana Plan to Import for Meat
An article mocks a congressional push to import hippopotamuses from Africa as a future meat source. It cites government studies, expert remarks, and debates on meat prices, domestic farming, and the feasibility of turning hippos into a staple, including considerations of cost, domestication, and nutrition.
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Broussard
Louisiana
Africa
Hippo
Florida
Grover
Cleveland
Jn St
Max
W N Irwin
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Conto
Continents
Europe
Central America
Americans
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