Called the Pennsylvania Fiscal Agency until it was purchased in 1864, it was renamed after a French investment  bank established under Napoleon III.
Called the Pennsylvania Fiscal Agency until it was purchased in 1864, it was renamed after a French investment  bank established under Napoleon III. Its dividends to stockholders increased by 500 percent in one year when it  overestimated construction costs by 50 million dollars; Republican vice- presidential candidate Henry Wilson,  House speaker James G. Blaine, Representative James A. Garfield, and Vice President Schuyler Colfax were  among those implicated in 1872 when the New York Sun published a list of congressmen owning its stock  along with incriminating letters written by Oakes Ames. FTP, name this scandal, associated with both Union  Pacific and the Grant Administration.
Called the Pennsylvania Fiscal Agency until it was purchased in 1864, it was renamed after a French investment  bank established under Napoleon III.
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