Joseph Bucklin Bishop

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Joseph Bucklin Bishop was an American journalist, author, and close associate of Theodore Roosevelt who became a key publicist and chronicler of the Panama Canal project.

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instanceOf biographer
human
journalist
closeFriendOf Theodore Roosevelt
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt Brown University
employer Panama Canal Commission
The Globe (New York newspaper)
The New York Evening Post
The New York Tribune
linked to: New-York Tribune
fieldOfWork Panama Canal history
journalism
political history
genre biography
history
political writing
hasFamilyName Bishop
hasGivenName Joseph
hasMiddleName Bucklin
influencedBy Theodore Roosevelt
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf Isthmian Canal Commission
notableFor being a close associate of Theodore Roosevelt
chronicling the Panama Canal project
editing official publications on the Panama Canal
publicizing the construction of the Panama Canal
notableWork A Chronicle of the Construction of the Panama Canal
The Panama Canal: A History and Description of the Enterprise
The Panama Gateway
Theodore Roosevelt and His Time Shown in His Own Letters
occupation author
biographer
editor
journalist
positionHeld Editor of the Canal Record
Executive Secretary to the Isthmian Canal Commission
Secretary of the Isthmian Canal Commission
Secretary of the Panama Canal Commission
residence New York City
workLocation New York City
Panama Canal Zone
wroteAbout American politics
Panama Canal
Theodore Roosevelt
U.S. foreign policy

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Isthmian Canal Commission hasMember Joseph Bucklin Bishop