Nicaragua Route Best and Cheapest Canal Choice
The Interoceanic Canal Commission backs Nicaragua as the most practical canal route and recommends a lock canal. It estimates Panama costs higher, due to water supply, dams, and rights, though Panama offers shorter distance. The report cites water, harbor, railroad, and labor factors and argues U.S. control of a canal zone is essential.
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Interoceanic Canal Commission
Congress
Commienion
Nicaragua
Panama
Phowen Bordary
Pacific Ocean
Bath Mwuter
Atlantic
Ferinx
Alhajuela
Panama Fouth
Conchuda
Hohlo
Bohio
Bohlo
Lanka
Mevathe Wales
Vile Lake
Lake Mohio i
Allloo Lake
San Juan
Gr Town
Monkey Point
Byley
Neruwerd
Chieis
Greytown
Pacife
Faonme
Nicarama
Auwotle
Paeitte
Bamand
Dony
Colon
Fanuma
Arbor
Steato
Niowragun
Tellinios
Conchuds
Tamberolto
California Fig Syrup Company
California
Louisville
San Francisco
Cal
New York
Minority Report Favors Panama Route for Canal
George S Morrison of the Nicaragua Canal Commission submits a minority view. He agrees with much of the majority report but rejects its Nicaragua conclusions. He argues Panama offers lower costs, established harbors, and easier labor housing, while Nicaragua requires new harbors and housing and uncertain material data. Morrison notes French rights must be extinguished and a new Colombia treaty secured for Panama.
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United States
United Ten 0
Ithan Woon
Colombia
Nicaras
Costa “Rica
Matew
Nnec
United’ States
Panama Canal Company
Panama
Mirrender
Ite
Ore Hanigston
Nicaragua
Kiafos
George Morrison
George 8. Morrison
Aragua
Pannen
Doomne
Nicaragua Sanal
Greytown
Panama Canal
Nicaragua Canal
Panama Railroad
Rhetta
Wycoppenstown
Republic of Colombia
Mvailahte
George
Morrison
Method for Consenwating tied blood and iron roofing progress
Fragmentary notes describe a cheap rapid method for concentrating blood in a bake oven shaped chamber with a hot air current, yielding powder rich in albumen. Also mentions patent steel roofing replacing galvanized iron, with large scale manufacture planned at Darlington England and a meteorology aside about harvests in Treland.
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Darlington
England
Deafness and remedies in a polarizing era
A fragmented 19th century medical and consumer column discusses deafness caused by Eustachian tube inflammation and cure challenges, advertising Hull's Catarrhal Cure and various tonics. It shifts to consumer tips about starch brands, dyes, and faceless dyes, then advertises Pino's Cure for Consumption and Atlas Oat.
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Hull
7Dee Omeney & CO
Toledo
Phara
Girl
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Pacific
European
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Bay of
Vanama
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Mitte
Nicaremie
Costa Rica
United Tates
Kure
Panama Catal
Nicragam
BIAD
Panama Panal Company
Comsniasio
Nda
Pannian Canal Company
Bender
Catrol
Micuragua
Soraps
Standalaus
Uran
Treland
McLean
Druggiete
Dr. J. H. McLean Medicine Co
St. Louis
Many & Man
Anicella
Pino
N. W. Sanus
Ocean Grove
Atlas
Ehildeca Techniog
Putimus Th
Donno
Spirita
Lars
Athen
Beni
Rita
Defiance
Aliver Gretampe
Emily Eater Loguel
Pach Tooth Pawiler
W Felt Booth
Beushy
Trose
Packaia Treof
Addreie County Fair
State St
Chicago
Washington
Kansas City
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