Pamphlets relating to telegraph matters:
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content: United Telegraph Workers.
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content: Western Union Telegraph Company
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content: Western Union Telegraph Company Records
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content: Western Union Telegraph Company Records / Series 1: Historical and Background Information / 1.1: History of the Western Union Telegraph Company
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content: Box 846, Folder 1
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content: To the stockholders of the Western Union (and Russian Extension) Telegraph Company. Statement of the origin, organization and progress of the Russian-American telegraph: Western Union Extension, Collins' Overland Line, via Behring Strait and Asiatic Russia to Europe, 1866.

Statement accompanying the memorial of the Western Union Telegraph Company. For remission of duties on cables purchased for crossing Behring's Strait in the line to Russia, now abandoned, undated.

Before the Honorable the House of Representatives. In the matter of the Proceedings against E.W. Barnes, for alleged contempt and breach of privilege, 1877.

A review of the -opinions of experts- as to the necessity for the poles now erected in Tenth Street, in the city of Philadelphia, by the Western Union Telegraph Company, 1876.

Some of the papers in the suit of Levi A. Dowley to restrain the Western Union Company from paying the July dividend, 1876. Also, charges of the New York Tribune, with statements in reply.

Winan, Erastmus. A talk on telegraphic topics, New York, F. Hart & Co. 1882.

Competitive Telegraphy, can it be sustained? An Interview from the Chicago Inter-Ocean. New York, 1884.

Grant, E.B. Is Governmental Control of the telegraph Desirable? [1884?]

The Western Union Telegraph Company: Its past present and future, New York, Hotchkiss, Burnham and Company, October 1883.

The Telegraph Question, Past , Present, and Future. New York, Hotchkiss, Burnham and Company, December 1883.

Western Union Telegraph Company. Remarks of Norvin Green, president to the Board of Directors, September 13, 1882.

The Proposed Produce Exchange Telegraph, October 23, 1883.

An Oppressive Telegraph Monopoly. A Remedy Suggested. Boston, Amidion and Washburn Printers, 1878.

The Newspaper Service of the Western Union Telegraph Company. Letter from W.B. Somerville. December 1883.

Ocean Telegraphy. The Twenty-Fifth Anniversary. New York, March 1879.