Newspaper results for panama canal

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408648 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (44405 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

  1. Daily National Intelligencer — 1835-07-24, page 2

    … to be shortly established, and chiefly by the opening in a very few years of the Panama Canal” (being the'name given to that enterprise in the Baron de Thierry’s proposals These …

    … influence of the formation of New Zea land into a nation and of the opening of the Panama Canal for the welfare of European and American com merce, and for the West Indian interests …

  2. Daily National Intelligencer — 1839-07-10, page 3

    … Union,now and forever, one and inseparable.” WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1839. THE PROPOSED PANAMA CANAL. When we published, a few days ago, (in our paper of the 26th ultimo,) the Report …

  3. Daily National Intelligencer — 1843-09-13, page 2

    … of Suez, which is briefly noticed in my letter of the 15 h July on the projected Panama Canal. A short historical deduction on the subject of the Egyptian ca nal may not be …

  4. The Daily Madisonian — 1844-06-01, page 2

    … Britain knows the value of Cuba as point in her line of trade TO China, via the Panama canal The United States are now enjoying uninterrupted peace, but in order to perpeua …

  5. Daily National Intelligencer — 1845-10-07, page 2

    … southern monsoon, which blows six months in the twelve, it is insupportably unhealthy. Panama Canal.—Fresh interest has been attached to the long-agitated question of the piercing …

  6. Daily National Intelligencer — 1847-05-25, page 2

    … a distance of four thousand miles, and twenty additional days’ steaming via the Panama canal, provided that was completed, and saving a distance of 1 twenty-four thousand miles …

  7. Weekly National Intelligencer — 1847-07-17, page 4

    … plan, and will send out one of their number.?Louisville Courier. ?_ Isthmis of Panama Canal.?The Journal of the Frank Hit Institute for June last contains copious extracts …

  8. The Republic — 1850-02-01, page 2

    … dispute are not yet explained beyond doubt; but it appears to be all along of the Panama canal. Indeed, there is no reason why that unsubstantiated project should not serve for …

  9. Daily National Intelligencer — 1851-03-24, page 3

    … further legislation by Congress. J. E. HEATH, Commissioner of Pensions. PROPOSED PANAMA CANAL. FOR THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER. Humboldt' 8 Opinion in relation to a Ship-canal …

  10. The Daily Union — 1854-03-14, page 3

    … has been aided by subscriptions and other aid from the miners in tbe vicinity. PANAMA Canal survet.?We learn from Mr. Uobert Nelson, who arrived yesterday afternoou from Chapignana …

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