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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1909

Page

65

Optimistic for South Urges Shipping Facilities at Salisbury

Special to The Washington Post Salisbury NC Nov 17 Farm leaders hear Veeaktent Binley of Southern Railway urge optimistic view of southern agriculture. He cites growing markets for grains hay vegetables dairy and fruits and stresses need for adequate transport systems and railroad capacity to unlock southern production and prosperity.

Washington Post Salisbury North Carolina Binley Southern Railway Company Southern United States Mir Finley Wickes The Miisterial Association

Sioux Set to Move to Nicaragua Colony on 16000 Acres

Report states the Sioux tribe plans to relocate to Nicaragua to establish a colony on 18000 acres of land. The move is framed as a self reliant settlement supported by individuals in New York and endorsed by a geography society leader. Details remain uncertain as the project unfolds.

Horiley Fo Anrentwal South Try South Aw Fruils Dave Fou Raeth Aryl & Cameaty Nicaragua Ely Siarag Man Soul Ty F Dellentaugh Ameein Geographical Society New York Indiana

Fire Drives Out Gen Grant at Dearborn Home

Maj Gen Frederic Bent Grant, commander of the department of the lakes, was forced to flee his Dearborn Avenue home as basement fire threatened the house. He and his wife escaped via a porch roof and ladder lowered by firemen. several servants were assisted down the ladders. Mrs Grant narrowly escaped severe burns while seeking the stairs. Personal papers and a dressing room pocket left behind were recovered by a policeman. Furniture valued at 660 dollars was damaged. The occupants were safe, recalling Gen Ulysses S. Grant as a relief.

Chicago Frederic Bent Grant Department of the Lakes Dearborn Avenue Grant Mra Grant

Bonding Reform Proposed to End Government Officer Losses

A congressional inquiry notes five billion dollars in bonds demanded by government from officers and employees. Bonding costs reach millions yearly with losses paid by bonding firms, spurring an indemnity plan to replace bonds. A government deposit option would reimburse losses and return deposits on retirement, aiming to cut costly bonding and improve economy.

Congressional Joint Commission Secretary of the Treasury Congress Congressional Commission Leslie Or Shaw the Treasury Hig Treasury Department Postofice

Coming to the Theaters Belasco presents King of Cadena

The Belasco premieres King of Cadena a metropolitan English musical comedy with William Norris leading a large cast. The show features a Sidney Jones score and a Frederick Lonsdale book about two men forced into kingship. Other attractions include vaudeville acts and a Yale collegiate comedy.

Belasco Cadena Mhuberts William Norris Sidney Jones Frederick Lonadale Clara Palmer Gertrude Darrell Melville Stewart Albert Bran Mabel Weeks

Will Destroy Flyers New Weapon Devised by Army

The War Department announced experiments at Sandy Hook developing a three inch rifle heavy carriage with a revolving steel table to fire on airships. Details are guarded and funds may be requested in the next session to build several units for testing and production.

Burton Holmes Egypt Bitton Holmes Columbia Theater Holmes Cairo Yenia Valley of the Nile Divlien War Department Germany Department Sandy Hook Wan Zard Navy Congress Bng William Crogle Army

Forts Planned for Panama Canal Defense Survey Under Way

Abolition of the canteen and Gen Barry's Panama inspection precede a nationwide fort plan. Sites from Par to Bello and La Boca to Balboa are eyed for 11 million dollar defenses, the Pacific side favored for fortification. Desertion and enforcement issues are noted in Army morale reports.

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West Point Cadet Shortfalls Prompt Three Year Appointment Proposal

Col Stott urges a law changing cadet appointments to every three years to allow candidates more preparation time. He notes West Point vacancies and annual graduations have left the corps understrength, despite measures to curb hazing and improve discipline across the academy. The superintendent cites deaths in the regular army and calls for reforms to sustain the cadet corps. Post Want Ads appear in the classifieds.

Col Stott United States Military Academy Helon Wultars Academy West Point Col Scott Academts Congress Impro

Army Orders List of Promotions and Commissions

The report lists numerous army promotions and retirements including Capt Jamesh Bo Mn Andrews to Twelfth Cavalry First Lieut Walter H Paill to Fast Cavalry and Capt Murray Baldwin Eighth Infantry to Walter Peeg General Hospital. It notes retirement actions, disability findings, and Navy commissions for Rear Admiral Reese and others, with movements to and from guardships and naval bureaus. The document records board examinations, duty changes, and assignments at Washington DC, Denver, and other postings.

Mel Stephen Murray Baldwin Walter Peeg General Hospital Miriet Columbia Medical Corps Wilton Ho Arthur Birmingham William Grosby Trederick Russell Charles F Craig Walter Tred General Hospital District of Columbia Reese Changer Halsey Barker Islwaukee Fayminster Harber

Troops Leave Key West As Evacuation Plan Nears

A government order to evacuate Key West moves artillery posts. The Ifa company arrives to garrison Fort Dade near Susannah and a detachment remains to guard government property. Additional units will move to Fort Screven later.

Government Carnes Ifa Company Coast Artlery Fort Dade Garr Fort Strey P Susannah Key Tent Screven

Gov Frear Plans Visit and Federal Consultations

Hawaii governor Frear to visit Honolulu for talks with Washington officials on steam line routes to San Francisco and Washington. Secretary Ballinger to review proposals and coordinate with Andrew Carnegie on library arrangements in Honolulu.

Honolulu Washington Seretary Ballinger Andrew Carneme Newark Xibrary Honena

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