Nicaragua Canal as strategic wartime asset proposes
The piece argues the Nicaragua canal would give the United States a short interoceanic route, enabling rapid concentration of Pacific and Atlantic squadrons, reducing voyage distances, and delivering a decisive wartime edge. It cites historical efforts, costs, and the need for national control against foreign influence, urging Congress to seize the opportunity.
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Spain
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Connin
Panama
Nicaragua
Ape Horn
Telh
Tina
Gibraltar
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Boain
Aragua
Taupt
New York
San Pameleon
New Orleans
San Francisco
Valparaiso
South America
Grant
Greytown
Athville
San Juan River
Geain
Ocean
Maritime Canal Company
Cele
Holland
Belgium
France
Pueble
Charg D'Affaires
Central ‘America
Cornelius Vanderbit
American Atlantic and Pacific Ships’ Canal Company
Charge D'Affairs
Senate
Great Britain
Suez Canal
Natons ii
Isthman Canal
Paris
Wesi Cape
America
Una Nicaragua
Arthur
Cleveland
Experie
Ghiengo Canal
International Canal Society
Capt
Phelps
General Grant
Ammen
Levi B. Morton
M. c
Kads
Imai
George Pellow
Panama Canal
MM. de Lesseps
Haupt
Pacific Ocean
Naval dynamite gun ships Vesuvian and Nietheroy described
A section on Niehtheroy and Vesuvian explains Brazil and United States adoption of aerial dynamite guns. The vessels, once merchant ships, are now armored cruisers with forward gun mounts. Their air powered projectiles offer long range, high accuracy, and potential decisive impact on enemy ships, though maneuvering near targets remains a concern.
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United States Navy
Nictheroy
Veusel
Morgan Line
el Cid
Brazil
Forta
Rio de Janeiro
Araell
United States
Controversy Over Meat Prices and Patriotism in War Times
A letter critiques meat pricing and calls for better quality meat, urging fair prices and respect for soldiers. It also recounts a wartime anecdote of a Fifth Cavalryman, his love, and his choice to serve, highlighting patriotism and unity. The piece then discusses Spanish politics, Admiral Villaný’s vow, and Lionel Chamberlain, linking Anglo American sentiment to wartime policy and global influence.
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Gaelé Sam
New Orleans
Ehrt Wari
Villanit
Spain
United States
Cadiz
Lhoge
Don Carlos
Ie 9
Marquis of Hartington
Mr. Gladstone
Hussie
France
Great Britain
Joe Chamberlain
America
Texas
Birmingham
England
Thony
Ireland
Birmmingham
Mays
Chanterlain
Gladstone
Bareillament
Ieader
Stepa
Aenlee
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Union Meat Co
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