President Roosevelts Panamanian canal and isthmian policy
President Roosevelts message to Congress lays out support for the Panama route canal across the Isthmus, praise for arbitration in the Venezuelan dispute, and calls for broader anti corruption and land, postal, and immigration laws. It details the new Panama treaty terms, Alaskan boundary context, and aims to strengthen commerce, labor relations, and the merchant marine while maintaining fiscal prudence.
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Republic of Panama
Isthmian Canal
Rosevelt
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Corporations
Cabile
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department
Pew Department
Department of Commmerce Vna
Secretary of the Treasury
Republic of Mexico
China
Ito
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
New York
Arthur ¥. Vriesen
Lee K. Frankel
Eugene A. Philbin
Thomas W. Hynes
Ralph Trautman
Department of Justices
United States
Lea
State Department
SS Louis
Mexico
Louta
Alaskan Boundary Commission
Far Northwest
Venezuela
Hague
McKinley
Roosevelt
Congreso Ia
Mnust
Ufe
General Land Office
Corps of Engineers
Reclamation Service
Civil Service
Boares
Secretary of the Interior
Arizona
Nevada
Aril West
Congresa
Colombia
Panama
Nicaragua
Renate
Panaria
Itsekf
New Granada
Republic of Colombia
Transsit
Government of
Istayas
New
Grnada
Haa Pon
Ae Jong Ag
Cass
Americas
Atlantic
Pacific
Seward
Thia
Immedir
Ely
Panania
Cass and Seward
Ehrman
Isthmus
Otder
Maes
Haa
Everett
Peru
Spain
Fish
Department of State
Italy
Bayard
Republic of
Costa Rica
Manama
American Congress
Hay
Colon
Canal Zone
Canal
Panama Canal Company
Panama Railway
Eanu
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
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