RACING BANISHED AND NEW ORLEANS BUSINESS BOOMS
Trade, Real Estate and the Postoffice Reports Indicate Commercial
Prosperity of the City. VALUATIONS GO UP
Christian Science Monitor
[Jan 20, 1909] NEW ORLEANS--A Chicago paper recently announced that "green grass and poinsettias were growing
in the middle of New Orleans streets," owing to the closing of the famous race track here by the anti-gambling
law passed at the last Assembly. But that this measure has not affected the commercial ...
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Christian Science Monitor
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WORLD'S
GREATEST REFINERY OF SUGAR FOR NEW ORLEANS
Christian Science Monitor
Jan 20, 1909
Structure Is Fourteen Stories High, Cost Six Million Dollars and Will Employ a Thousand Men. WILL HELP IMPORTS. Christian
Science Monitor
American Sugar Refining is the largest cane sugar refiner in the United States. The Chalmette Refinery produces
approximately 800,000 tons of refined sugar a year. Construction began on this refinery in 1905 and was completed in
1909. The Chalmette Refinery is situated in the community of Arabi, in St. Bernard Parish, just outside of New Orleans.
It's called Chalmette Refinery in honor of the nearby Chalmette National Battlefield, where the Battle of New Orleans
took place.
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