Mark Twain guide-history-buffs As the founder and unchallenged

As the founder and unchallenged master of an industrial empire with assets of more than a billion dollars

carriages and cars roam outside the New York City landmark

The Times reported the next day that he was enthusiastically welcomed everywhere as he talked to the canal's employees

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The Times reported on the boisterous celebration following the historic event

Mark Twain guide-history-buffs As the founder and unchallengedMark Twain relaxes in a rocking chair in New Hampshire in 1905. Twain would turn 70 the year this photo was taken, and he had told The New York Times that he had never done a day's work in his life. "No, Sir, not a day's work in all my life," he is quoted in The New York Times in 1905, "What I have done I have done, because it has been play. If it has been work I shouldn't have done it."