National Telegraphic Union · New York : N.T.U. · leaf 239
who knew or were associated with him. Of a kind and generous heart, he ever sympathizedwith misfortune and suffering, and was always ready torelieve it to the extent of his ability. He was unmarried, but leaves a mother and severalbrothers and sisters to lament his early decease. Every Telegrapher… … it, i hi ■■■ a lij/VriONALTELEGF^RHICiU^lONIIl SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1868. PROGRESS OF THE TELEGRAPH. The coming season bids fair to be one of unusual ac-tivity in the construction and extension of Telegraphlines iu this country. During the winter, contracts havebeen made for the construction of…
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