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$30,000 appropriation thing

born: [1825-01-01,1826-01-01)died/dissolved: [1891-01-01,1892-01-01)id: t_30-000-appropriation_b2f8f3

also known as: $30,000 of the people's money, Thirty thousand dollars

Probable 70%
Summary:  Congressional appropriation for the electro-magnetic telegraph that Morse sought.
Completeness: 62/100 Grade C
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purchased

road survey and Indians' consent1825-01
cited from Freight was carried by pack animals until… (1891) · +1 more
also by Niles Register. Fifteen thousand dollars worth of merchandise from St. Louis, Missouri, was delivered in Santa Fe in 1822, and the traffic had increased to $120,000 in 1830, the year in which the Las Cruces Republican claims Hugh St…

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Morse purchased $30,000 appropriation
Congressman Wallace voted_for $30,000 appropriation

Sources (2)

Freight was carried by pack animals until…

1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details

In 1825 a party left Santa Fe in June and…

1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details

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