Report to Congress favors the Nicaraguan route for canal
The Inter-Oceanic Canal Commission submits its findings praising the Nicaraguan path as the best Isthmian waterway for the United States, detailing cost estimates around 200 million dollars for the Nicaragua route and 156 million for the Panama route, with extensive analysis of geography, engineering, and strategic advantages and urging U.S. control under favorable terms.
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Inter-Oceanic Canal Commission
Washington
Vac
Tsthmjnu Canal Commission
United States
Yaname
Wienragia
Romain
Outas
le Commiszion Suis
Aw Forsar
Mateo
Uw Niewingen
Mocoranistion
Turin
Nicaragua Sonke
Zeloye
Wearayun Wad
Unite Staten Toreasul
Udt
Panama
Aloishy
Warkimei
Panam Company
Ais Als
Darron
Detarn
Antal
Greytown
Atlante
Heytown
Linnie
Anuaad
Pheronambsaton
Wullding
Midaye Aivision Crom Bora Lux
Westert
Inehro
Te Commission
Colon
Bahia
Lake Bunio
Pedro Miguel
Mirattare
Lax
Alota
Chagres
Batancette
Tammarpileond
Hal Fomanne
Sito
America
Europe
Morth
Iit
Iit South Randi
Ubu West
South America
Pacific
Qauntey
Bysvonend
Moulton
la United Staten
von Ani Steel
Baelio
Staten
Diop
GaeoUnhKieg
Wesker South Americ
Orient Tate
PATWA
Hanna
We Wien
Tt Hint de Panam
Presidi Company
Tony Nation
Commission
Wig
Owineshs
Ranal Shell
Mle
Comtiesion
Hutin
Freneh Company
NQ Ofila
Hartin
Howavox
United
Etaics
Ita Board
Mroctora
COM
Fanama Houw
San Francizes
New Yoris
Columba
Papauna Canal
Cna
Valuzed
Campraig
Willy
Cramenise
Camuilesion
Hierragon
Cosin Rw
Theater
Sueh Privilewes
Nicaragua
United Srate Kawa
Nleasayuy
Mensage Athe
Esitimti Neural Commission
Complex Civil Service Tale Shows Long Training and Tradeoffs
The article describes a long tenure path in civil service with extended training, including a seven year indoor apprenticeship and a second phase after seven more years. It notes foreign travel to China for customs study, a varied collection of curios and artworks, and the appeal of secure positions and career prospects. It mentions rewards after years of service and the allure of foreign assignments as attractive factors for applicants.
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Whittlesey
China
Fort Wayne Telephone Company directors weigh new improvements
Fort Wayne Commercial Club room hosts a meeting of the Fort Wayne Telephone Company, discussing a purchase of switched-switches and major improvements costing thousands. Directors named include Churches Mash Buntuy and Mowldwe, with Bush as president, Hunter as vice president, Mannering secretary, and Fiche treasurer.
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Fort Wayne
Moollurhie
G. Buntuy
D. Mowldweinf Max
Wisher Leider Lelannn
Stith
Toha DB
Reng
G Har How
Willa
Bush
Hunter
Mannering
Oil Field Mechanics and Wells in the Arctic Tone
A detailed, technical account describes oil well operations including drill setup, casing, tapping, valve actions, and pump systems. It references operators assembling equipment, lowering tools, and staged procedures for controlling pressure and fluids. The narrative emphasizes risks, timing, and the sequence of actions to extract oil from deep wells.
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Auskgin
Tate
Denver
Jia Mebin
Wiitels
Toy
Kaye
Foster
Torbay
Temiehes
Baer
Ous Mas
Wallis
Ameriany Syaten
Fragmentary notice from Sentinel reads like garbled legal item
A damaged OCR fragment from the Sentinel provides partial phrases about individuals and events in a local context. readable names and places are unclear, leaving uncertainty about action, date, or authority. The piece suggests a public or personal notice but lacks concrete details for a full summary.
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Katsaney Vomsianatynt
Pere Hearst
Scuggl
Talis
Yao
Mont
Gotty
Wien
Calhoun Street
Thaly