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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1907

Page

6

Huge Rail Bridge to Span the East River Linking Regions

Long-planned New York Connecting Railroad project seeks municipal approval. Gustav Lindenthal designed a monumental steel arch bridge with four tracks, two passenger and two freight, spanning Hell Gate and connecting New England routes to the South. The span would rise 140 feet above water, use 80,000 tons of steel, and create two distinct rail corridors without interference.

Dplans Hust River New York Connecting Railroad Avere Municipal Art Commission New York Tribune Wufft Nast River Sound Hell Gate Ward's Island Little Hell Gate Randall's Island Bronx New York New England South East River Blackwell's Island Cantalever Brooklyn Bridge Queens County Pennsylania Railroad Central Thirty -Third Street Seventh Avenue Manhattan Long Island Railroad Seashore City New Haven Hartford Queens Long Island New York Bay Bay Iidge Greenville N. J

Ohio farmer claims pigs can live cleanly in parlors

R J Rutter of near Andrews Ohio says swine are naturally clean and can be cultured to refinement. He plans six months of pampered care with clean quarters potato peelings and Apollinaris washed daily in a bathtub then returned to mud. He asserts the pigs will shed dirt and become like other well cared for animals.

Ohio R. J. Rutter Andrews Leaington New York Rutter

Paper bats replace wood in baseball future

A Kansas City Star interview quotes salesman Joseph Taggart predicting paper bats will dominate as white hickory and ash become scarce and expensive. He notes three years needed to season wood, no kiln drying, and rising prices, urging cheap paper bats for slugging power. Also brief items on Ireland home rule and a Lebanon man’s suicide in a sanitarium.

Joseph Taggart Kansas City Star Baltimore Ireland Dublin John Redmond Irish Council Rosebergite Redmond

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