The Indianapolis journal
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- The Indianapolis journal · December 5, 18975 de diciembre de 1897
- The Indianapolis journal · December 5, 18975 de diciembre de 1897
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delphia. from nine different foreign nations.
Now I learn that the Rogers Company has
received an order from the Chinese govern
ment for eight locomotives within the last
few weeks, the Brooks works an order for
twelve moguls for Japan, the Porter works,
of Pittsburg, for twenty-eight engines for
Puerto Rico, Haiti, Finland, Guatemala,
Mexico and Venezuela. The Westinghouso
people, of Pittsburg, have recently received
a contract for a complete electrical equip
ment of the entire street-railway system of
Glasgow, Scoiiand, and the street-railway
system of Sydney. New South Wales. The
A. P. Roberts Company, of Philadelphia,
lias just received a contract from the gov
ernment of Holland for a bridge costing
$1740)0 over the River I-Ssel, rear Weste
voort; the Erie City iron works, of Erie,
Pa., is now building several sets of engine*
and boilers for the government of Franc®,
and the bridge works ot Pottstown, Pa., are
shipping two locomtive turn tables to Corea.
A report from George Horton, the United
States consul in Greece, announces that the
government there proposes to purchase 10,000
Oliver plows from South Bend, lnd., to
distribute among the Thessalian refugees,
in order that they may return to cultivate
the iand they abandoned at the approach
of the Turks Thessaly was practically de
serted and devastated during the recent
war. and the inhabitants are still a burden
upon the government. King George has a
committee at wora t sting agricultural im
plements on a farm near Athens, with th®
expectation of supplying Thessalians with
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The Indianapolis journal. (1897). Indianapolis [Ind.], 1897-12-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015679/1897-12-24/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Indianapolis journal, 1897-12-24.
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