1909 Panama Canal Congressional Visit - Goulden of New York
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EP1147
Interesting dinner menu and invitation and dance invitation issued in 1909 by the Hotel Tivoli in Cancon Canal Zone. This was a "Farewell Dinner to the Members of the Goulden Congressional Party". Joseph A. Goulden was a congressman from New York who apparently was a visit to the Panama Canal. A year later congress voted on the construction of the Panama Canal. Oddly, while Goulden was present during the vote, according to records, he did not vote Yes or No despite his visit to the Canal Zone. Original. Includes both the diner menu from the Hotel Tivoli and a card inviting the guest to the Tivoli Club dance.
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Joseph Goulden was a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from New York's 18th congressional district 1903–1911
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Price
$45.00
Condition
used
Product Condition
Good, card has scrapbook remnants on reverse
Size
5 1/4" x 8 and 5" x 4"
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