Marvelous progress of the Panama canal town saga
A historical account praises the Panama canal effort, highlighting General George W. Goethals and his army engineers, Morgan and Bolliver, who championed the Nicaragua route. It notes Roosevelt Taft politics, discipline of workers, and optimism for opening the waterway by 1915, with detailed portraits of leaders and the isthmus environment.
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Tates
Panama
Eaginesr
Goethaly Seoie
Weed Alvie
San Fo
Eleter
Nicaragua
Roosevelt
Congress of
United States
Morgan
Alatarsa
Nirarwagat
Jonathan F. Bolliver
Bolliver
Dolver
Jean
Anaty
Taft
Panats
Bulla
Panata
Epekeer Corpe
Certai Civilene
Moosevelt
Wren
Sit
Fieorre Wo Goethals
Weat Point
Secretary of War
Goethals
David D. Gaillard
William L. Sibert
Military
George W. Goethals
Galtlard
William
Sibert
Atlantic
West Point
Galllard
David
Miliary Academe
Cim
Goliath Gaillard
Wilpeth
Maname
Elvinene
Quethyla
Bio
Sugeention
Canal
William Core
Commissary
Fethmis
Elvilian Riteloves
Eng
Pamama
Arney Wra
Ita
Panama Canal
Tts
Teft
Coleone
Oregon
Missouri News Supt Blake Will Not Allow Filing
Fragmented report from Jefferson City states Supt Blake refuses to allow certain filings under disputed terms. Fire insurance firms sent to state officials a depiction of a new role shaped by compathies. Attorney General plans to review if the event should be postponed under current law.
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Blake
Dufferson
Tuwurance
Jueurines
Aubsnoriry
Ibedranes
Theo Miter
Ryan
Hin
Eal
Petter
Court's Ruling Awaited in Jefferson City Speculation Rife
A shuttered list of names and events fills a Jefferson City report. Lawyers discuss the court’s reach, with GOP figures backing limited authority while a capital hearing looms. Cape Girardeau hosts a December meeting as local educators convene. Cavils about jurisdiction echo across counties.
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Jeferson City
Supreme Mouk
Wil Hilo
Seiden Po Spencer
Low C. Hooker
Ikepubiicalla
Puri
HioMion
Official Invitation to Americans and Immigration Policy
Fragmented OCR text reports an official invitation and remarks by a Canadian interior minister at a Winninen banquet. It discusses immigration policy, aims to increase population, and mentions relations with the United States and other countries. The distorted language obscures specifics, but centers on welcoming immigrants and expanding immigration across regions.
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Huw Hotert Rageore
Interior of
Canada
Winninen
Fettletian
Canade
Iienleraton
Irelend
England
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