President's Message to Fifty-Eighth Congress on Isthmian Canal
Theodore Roosevelt presents a lengthy message urging passage of legislation, endorsing a Panama canal treaty, expanding trust enforcement, land and postal fraud combat, and enhancing immigration, consular services, and rural delivery. He defends the Panama route, details the Panama crisis, and outlines treaty terms and financial implications. Also notes Alaskan boundary resolution, Venezuela arbitration, and public land reclamation.
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Republic of
Panama
Isthmian Canal
Rosevelt
Fifty
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Corpourations
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Corporations
Department
Times Ia
Publietty
Republic of Mexico
China
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
New York
Arthur Y. Vriesen
Lee K. Frankel
Eugene A. Philbin
Thomas W. Hynes
Ralph Trautman
Post Office Department
State Department
St. Louis
United States
Deiberg Shoul
Mexico
Alaskan Boundary Commission
Far Northwest
Venezuela
Hague Court
McKinley
Roosevelt
Consular Service
Philippines
Porto Rico
General Land Office
Corps of Engineers
Reclamation Service
Civil Service
Boards of Engineers
Secretary of the Interior
Arizona
Nevada
Arid West
Theongress
New Granada
Colombia
New
Granada
Hnlders
Seward
Calombia
Parama
Isthmus
Republic of Colombia
Colombian Congress
Cass
Mr. Ehrman
Everett
Peru
Spain
Fish
Department of State
Italy
Bayard
Republic of Panama
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
American Congress
Bay of Panama
Colon
Canal Zone
Canal
Panama Canal Company
Panama Railway
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
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Fifty-Eighth Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Department of Justice
William Jackson
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