Geor gian Bay ship canal and Panama dam debate
A historical overview discusses the long standing idea of ocean going vessels linking lakes to the sea via Georgian Bay, critiques on Panama Canal dam foundations, and notes opposition from engineers about dam stability and water control, with implications for global trade and U S policy. The text references surveys authorized by the Canadian government in 1904 and parliamentary consideration expected in the upcoming session.
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Canada
United States
Eos
Colonel Phinnott
International Deep Waterways Commission
Sue
Great Lakes
Bork
Dailal
Cans N
Panama Canal
Renuta
Viedium
Chagres
Wien Bs
Cena
Tariff debates show trusts favor protection while small manufacturers seek it
A historical discussion notes that steel and other trusts oppose protection while smaller manufacturers urge it. Representatives claim they can manage without protective tariffs, but smaller producers insist on continued or greater protection. The piece traces wartime tariff origins and the rise of monopolies like the oil and sugar trusts, arguing tariffs persisted to support industries after the Civil War.
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Steel Trust
Carnegie
Iri
Nn Automobile
Payne
Dalnell
Nerest
Dingles
England
Congress
Oil Trust
Sugar Trust
Odd Glimpses Across Cities In Railroads and Courts
A jumble of notes recalls a financier famed for railroads, a warden now wealthier from a former inmate, and Chicago aldermen studying auto crash trends with rising fatalities. Bridgeport reports show Roosevelt era rhetoric in court, while Ansonia notes stern words on judicial temperament. Illinois nurses and jailers receive unexpected legacies, and Illinois stories hint at a newspaperman’s possible fortune from aiding others.
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Wy Aon
Yeniakks
Inie
Bridgeport Standard
Chicago
Hutt
Fnjuries
Merkion
Jas
New England
Ansonia Sentinel
Hridgeport
Illineis
Taxation issue faces Yale holdings in New Haven
The era of exempting Yale College from taxes is ending as reformers push for businesslike handling of university property along the New Haven waterfront. State officials may also regulate clam beds to preserve shellfish supplies along the coast, with shore towns already seeking seasonal protections. In Kenton Ohio Jacon Parrott, aged 68, a survivor of the Andrews raid, dies, one of the last few original raiders still alive.
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Yale College
New Haven
Orange
Kenton
Ohio
Jacon Harrett
Congress
Mr Parrott
WW. Brown
Toledo
J. J. Andrews
Big Shanty
Western & Atlantic
Richmond
Chattanooss
Woodruffs Staff Dines at New Haven House Reception
Final event of Governor Rollins Woodruff’s administration occurs Monday at Dwight street home and New Haven house. Staff and wives dine on a lavish menu and present Woodruff and his wife a solid hand carved eight foot mahogany hall clock.
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New Haven House
New Haven
Rollins
Woodruff
Dwight Street
New Hven
New Slaven House
Atta Newburg
Norton R. Hotchkiss
William P. Tuttle
J. Mossers
Danbury
William Hh, Lyons
Meriden
Charles M. Jarvis
Berlin
IL. J. Steiner
Norwich
John W. Atwood
Plainford
Wilbur FP. Parker
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Tal Market
Svening Democrat
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John Moore
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Howe
Brown
Te Democrat Publishing Company
Pgrano
Maloney
Mber
Associated Press
Montes
Moris
Carsley
Maiso
Waterbury
Phursday
UM Darques Cartier
St. 1
Ence
Charles Edward Louis Philip Casimir
Iraz—Leon Gambetta
France
Republians
Moscow
Sunn
Witlay
Phiri
Zie
Ularvester
Lulemente
Phos Trust
Juyewre
Vontrey
Ami
Lamy
Vetust Dvinee
Kkk
Waterbury Bedding Mis Co
East Main Street
J. H. Mulville
the Undertaker
St. Patrick's Block
Arthur J.sunny
Undertaker
Grand St
Pineiessi
Penn
Tee
Ty Vocheese
S. Main
Langley
Colin F. Wilson
South Main Street
Hesss
Cee
LD Company
Lehigh
New London Day
War Raider
Parrott
Lincoln
West Point
Mary
the Home Steam Laundry
Bank Street
Vlewr
P. H. Garrity
South Main St
Old Point Comfort
Old Dominion Line
Apcimgine
French Dyeing & Cleaning Works
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J. H. Gray & CO
North Main
Louis A. Walsh
Leavenworth Et
C. Jerome Bailey
Apothecaries’ Hall
Freney & Jackson—Architects
Joseph 7. Smith
North Main St
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