Panama Canal rights and payments under 1908 treaty
The text notes that the canal and Zone improvements are U S property with technical tests showing no acquisition of Panamanian territory by the Isthmian treaty of 1908. It confirms a perpetual right of occupation and control for the United States in the Zone. The privilege cost 14.0 million dollars upfront and carries an annual rental of 260 thousand dollars during the treaty term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Canal
United States
Panama
Monument inscription and local historic figure noted
Fragmentary OCR recounts a monument bearing an inscription for Hart in Suse nouinty 1857 who died September 23 1886 at Fashion Stud and references a 214 mile marker at Borten in 1874 and a 464 200 dollar estate tied to Vicary North with a noted 20 year period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mata Corinth
Trullera
Hart
Borten
Vicary North
Largest Diesel Locomotives Of The City Rail Power
The two 5400 horsepower diesel locomotives were built for the Los Angeles and San Francisco areas. They were among the most powerful in the west, with their powerplant developed by Electro Motive and associated teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os Angeles
San Francisco
Planta
Electro Motive Esmirilion
Fa Grange
Republican Chairman Denounces Antiracial Propaganda Campaign
Chairman Johny D. Hamilton of the Republican national committee defended his stance against alleged anti racial propaganda. He condemned what he called religious and cadal intolerance within the party. He denied involvement in operations linked to the proposed extremism campaign and reaffirmed loyalty to the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johny D. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Hans Committee
Who'll Get the Call for 19402 It May Be One of These Men
A crowd of Presidential aspirants in 1940 narrows to a Democrat and a Republican for the White House race. Roosevelt has not declined a third term. Hull, Garner, and others are listed with Dewey, Vandenberg, Taft, and Dewey as top contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
White House
OG O P
Arthur Neddek Vandenberg
Michigan
Grand Rapids
William Howard Taft
Dewey
U.S
Fost
Lavater
Unclear OCR Fragment of Bible and Science Queries
A garbled collection of questions asks about the date of the Dead in the Bible, whether brass is mined, differences between interest and flush, existence of soda in soda water, and whether any Bible books imply God is not a man. The text is incomplete and disjointed.
Language puzzle answers from a historical note
The text presents a set of cryptic definitions and trivia about language, chronology, chemistry, and Bible interpretation. It includes examples of alliteration, a note on brass composition, definitions of "confined spaces" and "being interested," and a discussion of deity references in biblical books, finishing with a quote about boldness and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
God
Also Mentioned on This Page
Matelaweh Cape
Yrse
Ie Ben Nevada Avop
HL Povnet Hraoe Eeeest and
Munel Poaniler Hotel
Packard Automobiles
Bob Ot
Tik Oy Titah
Holt Tae City
Bailey, Inc
Ius Salt
Photography
FILA
Fioll
Tim Ca
Eloup Schramm Johnson Drugs
Pioto Krafe
LDS Tansy Boca
Ashi
National
Ramshaw -Hatcheries
Suuit State Etreet
Olympia
Washington
William Greenwood
Greenwood
Marlemight
Aldershot
England
Herg
Newal
Calif Mulinian
Dustal
Rial
Hatthy
Saungsit
Darkhorse
Arcadia Calif
Gras
Scanta Snila
Arthur Anders
U 3
Panwy
Wangtze River
Giza
John Wo Greenstadé
Thomas Edmund Dewey
New York
Thomases
Laxyar
Cordell Hull
Farmer
Tennester
Tennemen
Garner
Dfmocrat
John Nance Garner
Congress
Heggest
James Alaynus Farley
Porte Meester
General Mance
Ruth Garner
Att Atresia
Kaaeet
Oscar Peppers
Hervea
Moody
Salt Lake's
Temple Square
Robester
Frankfort Distilleries, Inc
Louisville
Baltimore
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!