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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1909

Page

9

Virginia Opportunity and Hampton Roads Trunk Line

A Washington Post column outlines Edwin Hawley Je's plan to build a southern trunk line from Virginia to the Great Lakes, boosting Hampton Roads as a major Atlantic harbor. It argues key port cities Norfolk and Newport News will grow, with a Chicago link intensifying regional trade and shore traffic to European markets.

Gulf of California Hawley Caveier Washington Hampton Roads Alexandria Vival Ewater Virginia Edwin Hawley Virgina Dlewater Great Lakes Hampton Tte Strateste Lakes Hampton Road Chicago Boston Philadelphia New York Norfolk Newport News Atlantic Seaboard Atlantic Iemapeske Bay Pacific

Prosperity in the West and New Steel Orders

Western crops boost economy with wheat gains and rail contracts drive steel demand. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe ordered 130000 tons of rails for Texas mileage while Chicago and Northwestern placed $1.1 million in equipment deals. Burlington, Pollman, and Kenwood also report structural material orders as car demand forecasts rise.

Catesan Dispatch New York Herald Atchison Topeka Santana Chicago and Northwestern Texas Interstate Commerce Commission

Railroads must expand to meet rising trade, says Manufacturers' Record

Freight congestion looms as iron production nears 1907 highs and a business revival begins. Railroads face strain from growing traffic and must invest at least 1 billion dollars yearly for five years to avoid a repeat of past bottlenecks. The piece warns of public frustration and general industry pressure if transport capacity lags.

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Spain and Prussia in Half Forgotten Court Intrigues

The article discusses cheered but critical views of Spain’s royal houses and foreign influence, noting chauvinistic prejudice against Queen Christina and Queen Amadea. It recounts scandals in Prussia surrounding the Duke of Pless and duchess, including blackmail, a costly divorce, and the Kaiser’s reaction. It mentions Prince Pless, Hochberg heirs, and a New York promoter, Barnes, amid unsettled aristocratic ties and financial disputes.

Spain Amadeus of Agata Shemselves Queen Christina Christina Megas Emas Abe Eagland Elwerd Nas Bon Alfonso England Madrid Blackmall Duke of Frese Prince von Plass Dehna Otto Knoepfke Otto Knoeptke Zon Otto Knieptke Prince of Pleas Golussally &Ich Plesa Germany Dalty Cornwallis West Duchess of Weerminster Col Cornwalila West Berlin Kaiser Edward Prince Pless Hochberg John Ferdinand von Hochberg Ktise Ton New York Barnes Young von Hochberg Aterlin Wich Marquize DE Fosranor

Ex Governor Blares on Chicago and New York Sinful Sundays

The ex governor denounces Sabbath desecration in New York and Chicago, claiming mob rule and vice threaten civilization. He cites theater and baseball Sundays, slums, women drinking, and lack of churches as proof of national decline and urges action to restore reverence and law.

Glenn Calla New York Chicago Canntanaze Dipatal New York World Glenda Ory Fair Country

Flea Invasion Closes Coney Island Resorts

A sea breeze drove an unknown flea swarm onto Coney Island causing widespread discomfort at beaches, parks, theaters, restaurants, and hotels. Fleas disrupted dancing, movies, and dining as managers burned incense to deter the pests and some smaller resorts shuttered early.

Clore Breen Coney Island Coney Islanders Barren Island Jamaica Bay

Faddlethwaite and the Chicago Record Report

A domestic dispute narrative from the Chicago Record recounts Mrs Faddlethwaite repeatedly telling her husband she would take the children away for a change. He responds with silence and minimal engagement as the heated talks unfold over several days, including a night of insomnia due to heat.

Chicago Feddlethwaite Faddlethwaite Waeklly Henry

United States Solves Honduran Debt Question

The State Department quietly arranged a refunding of Honduras external debt via an American banking syndicate led by J. P. Morgan & Co. The deal transfers bond ownership to the United States and British underwriters, with new bonds issued and secured by principal transport assets and ships. Regular interest and principal payments are to be maintained under State Department guidance.

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Curious Childs and Evolution Notes In Early Times

A playful verse about babies contrasts with a sermon on evolution claiming humanity's rise from a long tailed ancestor. The piece blends nursery whimsy with a science history riff and a humorous misread of scientific progress. It then shifts to a shop anecdote about a butter misdeal and a king Alfonso reference from a London Observer note.

Reflections of a Bachelor and Wartime Gossip

A fragment from a Chicago paper recounts scenes with Lola and her aunt, mischief and advice on social behavior, then shifts to wartime notes about hospitalizations after soldiers returned from training and combat. It notes many men exhausted by hunger, bad water, and rain, with a stray line about a bachelor’s reflections.

Lola Finander Mavex New York Aont Beaton Port Meada Mapsachusetts Faiiaye Commietary de Spém

Views of Visitors in Washington on South America Trade

Frederick Cook of Buenos Ayres urges U S manufacturers to expand exports to Argentina for the centennial exposition. He notes U S exports to Argentina at about 1, for imports of 72, making a trade balance in favor of the United States. Other speakers discuss income tax politics, prohibition, and Savannah saloon persistence, alongside stamps demand and Hudson Fulton celebrations.

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