Records, 1903.

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Records, 1903.

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Includes duplicates of correspondence from 1903 by Teller and Dorsey (Clayton C. Dorsey and William Teller), General Attorneys, Union Pacific Railroad Company concerning requests for passes for politically influential people. Including Sherman Bell, Horace G. Burt (President, Union Pacific Railroad), John B. Cooke, W.A. Deuel (Union Pacific Railroad). Mention of the 1903 Elkins Act.

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Denver Public Library, Central Library

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Denver Public Library, Central Library

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