Fragmented OCR History Snippet Amid Debates and Names
An unclear OCR fragment references senators, committees, and constitutional themes from an 1800s era context. It alludes to debates over the Forty hairman and various names such as Cameron, Hayes, and Ay, with mentions of England and a senate or house context. The passage is garbled and lacks a coherent event or date.
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Taursure
Cameron Hareten
Tyes
Delegaantlemen
Aid Hayes
Englandite
Senator Ayy
New York
Grant
First National Bank
Commodore Vanderbilt
Cornelius J. Vanderbilt
William H. Vanderbilt
W. H. Vanderbilt
Evening Standard
Paris
France
Berlin
Germany
Arras
St. Francis Xavier
Father Langiacke
Purgatory
Washington News Roundup March 10 Signals Cabinet Moves
Washington dispatches detail the Vice President presenting a Western Union message return request to the Senate, announced cabinet confirmations, river and harbor funding optimism, Oregon seat debates, and executive sessions. Key notes include Grover’s oath as Oregon senator, Key Evarts and Schurz confirmations, and a surge of pro administration sentiment.
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Washington
Senate
Wm. Orton
Western Union Telegraph Company
Committee On Privileges and
News Administration
White House
Executive Department
Congressional
Wallace
Grover
Oregon
Sargent
Lafayette Grover
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Gonkling
Wheeler
Sherman
Ney
Cowling
Howe
Christiancy
Davis
Charman
McDonald
Hamlin
Ferry
Jones
Paddock
Conover
Kirkwood
Saulsbury
Maxey
Bailey
Indiana
Allison
Oglesby
Ingalls
Saunders
Hoar
McCreery
Cook
Territories
Patterson
Chaffee
Garland
Hereford
Sharon
Plumb
Hill
Edmunds
Ransom
Merriman
Bayard
Withers
Anthony
Mississippi River
Bruce
Blaine
Cockrell
Harris
Civil Service
Conkling
Windom
Eaton
Seaboard
Cameron
Wis
Burnside
W, Va
Harns
Lamar
Beck
J. B. Eustis
Louisiana
J. H Mitchell
L. F. Grover
United States
E. A. Cronin
David M. Key
Yeas
Schurz
Evarts
Pennsylvanian
Key
Committee On Foreign Relations
Geo. W. McCrary
Richard W. Thompson
Navy
Charles Devens
D. H. Chamberlain
Columbia
South Carolina
Deatt
Stanley Matthews
Drar
Co. Haskell
Gordon
Chamberlain
William M. Evarts
Leavenworth
Dr. Tichenour
Ness County
Kansas
Memphis
Hayes
D. M. Key
Rivalry and monopoly reshape telegraph giants and prices
Before his death Vanderbilt sought control of Western Union Telegraph, consolidating power via his estate. Scott Hewitt and Garrett invested a million into Atlantic and Pacific, shifting lines and boosting that company while squeezing Western Union from 80 years to 60. Telegraphing is branded the century’s swindle, with monopoly pricing ending as new competition spreads.
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Father Whyte
Forbes
Sixth Avenue
Sixteenth Street
St. Francis Xavier's Church
Niagara
Suspension Bridge
New York
Dix
Union Veterans’ National Committee
Hayes
Jas. H. Lewis
Hoboken
Nassau Street
Gen. D. Gillispie
The
Manhattan Bank
Rothschild
London
St. Johns
N. B
Angus Cameron
Evansville
Ind
St. Louis
South Fourth Street
Matilda Heron
Arkansas
Memphis
United States
Anna’ Louise’ Cary
Europe
Congress
Arenas
Philadelphia
Taylor & Brother
Bond Street
Republican State Convention
Rhode Island
Gen. van Zandt
Queensland
San Francisco
Occident
Bodine
Gen. Cortinas
Mexico
Diaz
Montana
Mazatlan
A. Fr. Levy
Formosa
Leonora
Dr. Fortin
Blacklock
Hurley Brothers
Chicago
Republican State Central Committee
Louisiana
Joe Goss
Goss
Calcutta
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Garfield
Ware
Mass
Washington
Byarts
Schurz
Ludlow Street
Germany
Vanderbilt
Western Union Telegraph Company
Scott
Hewitt
Garrett
Atlantic & Pacific
Western Union
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McMillan
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Tamlin
Bogg
Johnson
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W. Va
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Commerce
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Gov. Chamberlain
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Stone
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Democratic ‘State Génitral Committee
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Illinois
Alex
Sullivan
Francis Hanford
Missouri
New Orleans
Packard
Cincinnati
Democratic Committee
General Assembly
Kellogg
South America
Panama
Peru
Henry Meiggs
Oroya
Cerro de Pasco
Oliphat & Co
J. Monroe Taylors Saleratus
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Harrison Barker
St. Petersburg
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Wm. S. Speakman
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