Carnegie Profits Highlight Carnegie Steel Company Power
The Frick bill in equity reveals Carnegie Steel Company profits for 1899 at 21 million with Carnegie's share over 13 million and estimates 1900 profits around 22.6 million. Carnegie's income would near 25 million, rivaling combined royal incomes. The figures spark questions about monopoly and competitive restraint in the steel industry.
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Carnegie
Carnegie Stee
Henry C. Frick
Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Steel Company, Limited
Frick
Carnegie Steel Company
Mr. Frick
Oar-negie
Queen Victoria
Germany
Austria
Italy
Mr. Carnegie
United States
Carnegie Steel Company Limited
Fragmented Minutiae From Merriness Column
The text presents a garbled chunk from a humor or school note column with fractured dialogue. It includes hints of dowry, pudding, a bogie threat, and a reference to a Sunday school teacher and a war mother. Names and clear events are largely unreadable.
Fragmented Romance and Jokes From Daily Gleanings
A collection of humorous fragments and quoted lines from multiple papers. The mix includes a dialogue about gentleness and calls over long distance, a diner exchange on tipping, satire on government in Kentucky, Mr Frick and Mr Carnegie quotes, and Valentine’s musings about love and martyrdom from various papers.
Repeal of Pulp and Paper Duties Advocated
From the Philadelphia Record the piece argues for repealing tariff duties on pulp and paper to cut costs for publishers and widen forest access. It claims high paper prices harm newspapers, boosts domestic prices, and benefits Canadian virgin forests by reducing import barriers. It notes political parties align against Trust extortion and questions Congress courage on repeal votes.
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Philadelphia Record
Canada
Leosen
Congress
Moments With The Muse And The Mountain Lion
A fragment from a late 19th century page presents two disparate pieces. One poem, Moments With The Muse, addresses Ida with romantic lines about dwelling together and extending tenure, ending in a humorous prayer for a long life. The Mountain Lion follows, a vivid verse detailing the hunter’s stealth, strength, and deadly prowess as it stalks prey under night and day, culminating in a fierce warning to an interlocutor.
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Aleked
Townsend
Chamberisin's Couch Remedy Promises Quick Cough Cure
Advertises Chamberisin's Couch Remedy as superior for babies and small children, claiming rapid cough and cold relief, prevention of pneumonia, and efficacy for croup and whooping cough. Ends with endorsements from mothers and doctors, listing A L Peatre and J H Keller as local sellers and endorsers.
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Chamberisin
Ana
A. L. Peatre
Aer
County Correspondence From Cosmty Towns
Mr Jacies Reachoisn, long ill, is improving. Mr Henry Cassell seeks help with arms. Eight farmers attended the recent farmers’ meeting, deemed a success. Mrs Halsiey of Baltimore visits Charles Engle and family. A horse belonging to Henry Camel badly kicked, likely fatal. Mr Momluck resigns Mountain View post due to ill health. Miss Myers of Gettysburg takes charge of the school.
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Jacies Reachoisn
Plac
Abe
Henry Cassell
Gunsy
Halsiey
Baltimore
Chas. Engle
Henry Camel
Momluck
Mountain View
Mise Myers
Gettysburg
Fragmentary notice of land plot description and rights
The text outlines a partial deed description for a parcel of land behind a lot, including dimensions around 62 feet width and 1234 feet length, with mention of a street and creek rights and appurtenances. It appears as an OCR fragment referencing Frederic Voeets and a lot line along Cerrod Creek with vested rights.
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Ruynig
Outald
Brewera
Altes
Levivning
Weve
Patrick Street
E. Y. Goldaborough
Samuel Youn
Haary Hovatt
Rederick
Carrgll
Sald
Goldsborough
John S
Edward Y. Gainsborough
tHobert Henry
Mary
Robert Henry Goldsborough
Farnice Street
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Octeren Printing and Manufacturing Company
Priderick
Taos
Coleet
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Ty Jooks
Tae Preesut State Senate
Weather Bureau
Ma. Pesrie
Mr. Mudd
Moore
Worcester County
Hagerstown
Tommy
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Artan
Eaak
Ube Peerst
Friex
Walter
Boston Transcript
Kentucky
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Baltimore American
Valentine
May
Jane
Cumberland
Ida
Love and
Saos
Toro Buttina
L HH. Warren
Albany
J. H. Keller
Dragaist
Smarket St
County Corerspondence
Cosmty Zowns
Mik Producers’ Association
Muvb
Lee Cramer
Mies Ada Warehume
Frizzleberg
Banday
Misess Cora
Effie Warehims
Thoms Stevenson
Lasoek
Mary Showeid
Keller
Jefferson
Missea Renn
Rhoda Brobsker
Rdehniss
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Elizabeth Font
Deveware Trex
Elizabeth Fout
Coure
Hiz Everitter
G. Blanchard Philpot
Roussell S. Lighter
Rouer M
Chase
Saylor
J. J. Bloifeld
Fobodat
Charles E. Bentz
Mitton
D. Ramsburg
Mary A. Ramsburg
Douglass H. Hargett
FreDeRick Co
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Gerlass H. Hargett
L. Stoner
Sotr
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Roadhurst
Geo. H. Broadhurst
Smith
Wright
Yearle
GK Opera House
Funny Farmer
Yeasle’s
Cleveland
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Brederee Couto
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Rod Yart
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William H. Bene
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Pusu
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Court House
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William £. Gannon
William Schmidt
David Lowennstein
Jodohu L Johnson
Addison
Hiram R. Heck
Jacob Robrhack
Attorres
Cape Alter, Manne
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Charles A. DE Grange
Frederick Goanty
Lsw
John
Plesse Call
Jd. W. Oliver
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Frederick, Md
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Coleary
Mont Xoxe
Adreve J. Walkertitie
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Peinter Iyts
Washington
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N. Market Street
Besant & Knott
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N. Mareet
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D.mantz, Ag
S. Market St
Frederick City, Md
Hagerstown Lighteise Conductor Company
Houck’s
Frederick
Charles H. Goetz
Taninagm
M. Hartman
Peach Bottom
Buckingham
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B. Rosenour
E. Pst Heese
Frick Co
A. H. Etzler
Woodsboro
Grove and Bindles
City Hotel
Madison Street
Antty
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Larsig
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Hartfore
Invarance Company
Mosnisia
W. D. Bowers Lumber CO
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Iebidae
Robert T. Danner
South Market Street
Sale Segister
Pernodt
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Wits
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Mr We
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Warset
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Jatter Place
Wegaly News
Bready
Muchuneer
Richard Harris
Oo Thontes
Herwood
Weexly
Harvey EK
John Winpiyter
Sear
Luther M. Brendy
D. AM. Walp
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Samuel T. Whip
Seoadd
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E. Danner
D C. Blessing
Charles B Four
George L. Kaufman
Frederick Dnnation
Wrexrr
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J. H. Bassard
Harvey
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J. le Bugsard
Harvey R. Lease
Sarah A. Wiles
Fairfax Schley
Goosenmtown Pike
E. L.sutely
Jesse T. Stoner
Mr Waltz
Jonesville
Teres Lab
Honeer
W. B. Ogle
Col. Trail Farm
Frederick Junction
Wexaey News
J. H Bugsard
M. Harvey R. Lease
Auc Honeer
de Witt
Haines
Union Bridge
Unionville
Waxxty News
March
Luther M. Bready
Josiah
Thomas
Adamstown
Harvey R
Joseph A. Spon- Soller
Burkittsville
Petereville
Broad Ren
Kilia
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Loa. m
Harry BR. Snook
Alexander Ramsburg
Lewistown
Creagerstown
Kills
Wrenny
Harry KR. Snook
Andrew J. Wachier
Utica Mills
Darner
Hiram F. Hice
Lewis' Mill
John L. Darrow
W. H. Smith
Link's Ford
M. Harvey KR
Charles W. Zimmerman
Lingsnore Milla
J.B. Bussard
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Newton E. Wachter
Baker's Valley
C. D Baker
Jos. Basaard
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Jornoike
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Snir
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Third St
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Mebrite
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Roomy
Cardes
Patrick St
Patrick Streeeis
Posicelon Abii
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Greun
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J. E.W. Barrett
J. W. Aillesry
Petersville
G. O'Donnell
Patersville, Md
Montmorenes Farm
Giindon
Baltimore County
Spearate Valles
TOSTO2
Atlantic Trust
Chartes and
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Baltimore, Md
B.S
Peteraville
Daniel Peteraville
Market Street
East Fourth Street
E. Fourth St
Clifford A. Brazier
W. Patrick St
Frank Johnson
Doll & Ath
East Church Street
S. Market Street
W. W
Washington, D.C
Washington Stock Exchange
D. É
U. S
Aspenes Georgis
Townsexp Scott & Sos
Bankers and Broksis
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Alesman
G. Tebli-Dae
Li. M
Urbana
Este
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Harmony Grove
Fraul Progravas
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