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The delegates urged immediate governmental action on the project and requested the Governor of California to call a national convention to meet in St. Louis.50 The call went forth and the Nicaragua Canal Convention , composed of 300 ...
The delegates urged immediate governmental action on the project and requested the Governor of California to call a national convention to meet in St. Louis.50 The call went forth and the Nicaragua Canal Convention , composed of 300 ...
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We are 52 The Convention selected George L. Converse , an Ohio lawyer , as its president , and was addressed by Governor David R. Francis of Missouri , Morris M. Estee , of the California delegation , Warner Miller , and Converse .
We are 52 The Convention selected George L. Converse , an Ohio lawyer , as its president , and was addressed by Governor David R. Francis of Missouri , Morris M. Estee , of the California delegation , Warner Miller , and Converse .
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a a The views of the St. Louis Convention were contained in the resolutions it adopted . The principal resolution requested Congress to give financial assistance to the Maritime Company , recommended the securities of the Company to the ...
a a The views of the St. Louis Convention were contained in the resolutions it adopted . The principal resolution requested Congress to give financial assistance to the Maritime Company , recommended the securities of the Company to the ...
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RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
PAUL J SCHEIPS | 53 |
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