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17) Captain McNair stipulated, however, that if the whale was not in cold storage by noon on November 20, "the Captain of the Port would tow the whale to sea with the understanding that the cost of returning said whale to the water would be borne by Captain Wieshofer and Captain Miller." The whale was killed by machinegun fire, and towed by a tug to Pier 6 at Cris- tobal where three Panama Railroad flat cars waited to take it to Mount Hope.
Thousands of people from all over the Isthmus jammed P...ier 6 to witness the salvage operations. At one point, excitement rose so high that a smartly dressed lady lost her footing and tum- bled—hat and all— into the water. She subsequently was rescued by two mem- bers of the U.S. Armv Quartermaster Corps stationed at Fort DeLesseps and taken ashore aboard a launch.
Attempts to lift the whale from the water to the three flat cars were con- tinued without success all day and finally abandoned shortly before the deadline set by Captain McNair. With failure of the operation went hopes of salvage and profit on sperm oil and whalebone by Captains Miller and Weishofer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
17) Captain McNair stipulated, however, that if the whale was not in cold storage by noon on November 20, "the Captain of the Port would tow the whale to sea with the understanding that the cost of returning said whale to the water would be borne by Captain Wieshofer and Captain Miller." The whale was killed by machinegun fire, and towed by a tug to Pier 6 at Cris- tobal where three Panama Railroad flat cars waited to take it to Mount Hope.
Thousands of people from all over the Isthmus jammed P...ier 6 to witness the salvage operations. At one point, excitement rose so high that a smartly dressed lady lost her footing and tum- bled—hat and all— into the water. She subsequently was rescued by two mem- bers of the U.S. Armv Quartermaster Corps stationed at Fort DeLesseps and taken ashore aboard a launch.
Attempts to lift the whale from the water to the three flat cars were con- tinued without success all day and finally abandoned shortly before the deadline set by Captain McNair. With failure of the operation went hopes of salvage and profit on sperm oil and whalebone by Captains Miller and Weishofer.
What to read after The Panama Canal Review 13, 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Panama Canal Company to read onlineMoreLess
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