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Page 83
... the construction and operating problems associated with the world's great canals , built and abuilding ... was held to provide lessons in lock construction and operation ; the experiences in building the Chicago Drainage Canal were ...
... the construction and operating problems associated with the world's great canals , built and abuilding ... was held to provide lessons in lock construction and operation ; the experiences in building the Chicago Drainage Canal were ...
Page 100
83 a a In 1896 memorials urging construction of a Nicaragua canal were adopted by several agricultural and citizens ' groups of California . The San Jose Grange , whose stand was endorsed by the California Grange , favored both ...
83 a a In 1896 memorials urging construction of a Nicaragua canal were adopted by several agricultural and citizens ' groups of California . The San Jose Grange , whose stand was endorsed by the California Grange , favored both ...
Page 103
Therefore , the Board resolved That the Nicaragua Canal is an imperative economic factor in the transportation of the world , and unless its construction is immediately undertaken under the jurisdiction of the United States it will ...
Therefore , the Board resolved That the Nicaragua Canal is an imperative economic factor in the transportation of the world , and unless its construction is immediately undertaken under the jurisdiction of the United States it will ...
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RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
PAUL J SCHEIPS | 53 |
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