The Technical World Magazine, Volume 6Technical World Company, 1907 |
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Page 27
... canal they are going to dig at Panama , the Mexi- can government has been quietly putting the finishing touches upon an enterprise for inter - oceanic traffic which bids fair to become a very formidable competitor of our own chosen ...
... canal they are going to dig at Panama , the Mexi- can government has been quietly putting the finishing touches upon an enterprise for inter - oceanic traffic which bids fair to become a very formidable competitor of our own chosen ...
Page 28
... canal across the neck - the idea being that neutrality of the strip which the ditch . passed should be secured by treaty with Mexico . Indeed , the project was strongly endorsed by the report of a surveying expedition which we sent out ...
... canal across the neck - the idea being that neutrality of the strip which the ditch . passed should be secured by treaty with Mexico . Indeed , the project was strongly endorsed by the report of a surveying expedition which we sent out ...
Page 31
... of rubble , con- crete , and rock - blocks , extended seaward from a rocky promontory , an outer har- bor and an inner harbor , admirable for UNITED STATES New York San Franciscb M St. Lanky New. NEW RIVAL OF PANAMA CANAL 31.
... of rubble , con- crete , and rock - blocks , extended seaward from a rocky promontory , an outer har- bor and an inner harbor , admirable for UNITED STATES New York San Franciscb M St. Lanky New. NEW RIVAL OF PANAMA CANAL 31.
Page 32
... Canal . Even were the proposed Panama Canal an ac- complished fact , this Mexican outfit would be a formidable rival , for a number of reasons presently to be stated . Mr. John F. Wallace , former Chief Engineer of the Panama Canal , in ...
... Canal . Even were the proposed Panama Canal an ac- complished fact , this Mexican outfit would be a formidable rival , for a number of reasons presently to be stated . Mr. John F. Wallace , former Chief Engineer of the Panama Canal , in ...
Page 33
... canal in one day , whereas two days STEEL BRIDGE OVER TEHUANTEPEC River . are required to transfer. NEW RIVAL OF PANAMA CANAL 3383 33.
... canal in one day , whereas two days STEEL BRIDGE OVER TEHUANTEPEC River . are required to transfer. NEW RIVAL OF PANAMA CANAL 3383 33.
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