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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1909

Page

41

Optimistic for South urges shipping facilities at Salisbury

Special to The Washington Post from Salisbury North Carolina reports farmer meeting where Veeaktent Binley of the Southern Railway Company voiced strong optimism for Southern agriculture. He argued for better transport, praising southern crops and dairy growth and urging railway expansion to unlock market opportunities. He stressed that improved transportation is essential for continued agricultural and industrial development in the region.

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Sioux to Nicaragua Land Grant Project Reported

Sioux tribe plans relocation to Nicaragua with deeds to 18000 acres amid reports of colonial aims. Support stems from American Geographical Society figures and New York observers weighing intentions and potential impact on Indigenous lands.

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Fire Drives Out Gen Grant at Dearborn Home

Maj Gen Frederic Bent Grant was forced to flee his Chicago residence at 1408 Dearborn Avenue when a basement fire threatened the house. Firemen aided his escape via window to porch roof and ladder descent. several servants carried down ladders. Mrs Grant narrowly escaped severe burns. Some papers and a dressing room pocket left behind were recovered by police. Furniture valued at 660 was damaged. The incident recalled Gen Ulysses S. Grant.

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Bonding Costs and Indemnity Plan for Government Officers

A congressional report details five billion in bonds demanded by the government from officers and employees, with bond premiums and losses reviewed. Proposals include an indemnity plan replacing bonding, depositing premiums with the government, and reimbursing losses. The idea aims to curb high costs and improve efficiency in reclaiming losses from delinquent agents.

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King of Cadena heads theaters in Belasco program

Belasco presents King of Cadena with William Norris leading a large cast. Sid ney Jones provides the score with Frederick Lonsdale writing the book. Also on tap are vaudeville acts and various plays at Academy Gayety Lyceum and Lyric venues through the week, including Isadora Duncan’s Grecian dances at the New National Theater.

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War department unveils new anti airship gun design

Reports say a 3 inch rifle artillery system developed under government auspices at Sandy Hook could strike all types of airships from ground, with a stationary carriage and revolving steel table to follow targets, seeking congressional funding for early production.

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Forts Along the Panama Canal Planned With Large Defense

General Barry returns from inspection of proposed fort sites from Panama to Balboa and Portobello. War Department revises start of construction, with about 11 million dollars planned and more as work continues. Pacific coast fortifications receive the largest share, echoing Port Arthur, amid questions on timing and security. Deserion and enforcement issues in the army cited by Adjt Gen Ainsworth with rising concerns over peacetime duty and recruiting.

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West Point Needs Cadets Col Stott Advises Appointment of Candidates

Col Stott urges a law allowing cadet appointments every three years at the United States Military Academy West Point to align with prep time and reduce vacancy gaps. He notes ten year trends show graduates fall short of regular establishment needs and calls stronger actions against hazing while improving training.

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Army Orders Reassignments and Promotions Noted

A long list of army and navy personnel actions including leaves, retirement, and board examinations. Major moves include Capt Jaxemh Bo Mn Andrews to Twelfth Cavalry, Walter H paill to Fast Cavalry, Chaplain Willem Anderson to Tenth Cavalry, and Maj Charles G Dwyer retiring for incapacity. Navy items mention Rear Admiral Reese appointment, Commander Changer, and other bureau movements. Also notes ship movements from Key West to Manzanillo and chart declarations.

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Troops Depart Key West Evacuate Fort Dade Post

Government plan to evacuate the artillery post moves forward as the Ifa company coast artillery arrives to garrison Fort Dade near Susannah Aum. A number of men remain at Key West to protect government property before reassignment to Fort Screven and Fort Strey p.

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Government of Frear to Visit on Steam Line for San Francisco

Governor Frear plans to travel to San Francisco or Washington to consult department heads on Hawaiian affairs. Secretary Ballinger will verify the administration’s stance and arrange for Andrew Carnegie’s involvement with a library project in Honolulu.

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