Fragmentary 1906 Letter Praises Congress and Gulf Canal Plan
A partial letter argues that the current Congress has achieved much and should stay in power. It praises its ethics and dedication to farmers workers and manufacturers, endorsing a proposed 14 foot Gulf channel from Chicago to St. Louis costing up to 32 million dollars, and urges continued support in the next session.
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Twelve Years in Congress Reflects on Policy and Scandal
Speech by a veteran congressman discusses unfinished questions including corporation political contributions and a Panama canal tariff revision. He defends Roosevelt policy, defends his votes, and explains campaign fund allegations while faulting opposing parties and urging support for trusted Republicans.
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Panama Canal
United States
Roosevelt
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