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Roosevelt at Panama Canal processing-sub-front-page At this point in thePresident Theodore Roosevelt inspects progress while on a steam shovel at the Panama Canal, Nov. 15, 1906. The Times reported the next day that he was enthusiastically welcomed everywhere as he talked to the canal's employees. November 17, 1906. President Roosevelt wanted to see for himself the Panama Canal, which he called ''the biggest thing that's ever been done.'' On November 17, 1906, The Times reported on his visit with the headline: "The