Nine months earnings of United States Steel
The United States Steel Corporation reports nine month net earnings amounting to 101,142,158 after expenses and maintenance. Dividends of 1 percent on both preferred and common shares are declared. Net profits after depreciation and reserve funds total 76,688,053 with undistributed profits 34,647,982 directed to depreciation and new construction. Preferred dividends payable November 16 and common on December 30.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Algo
Honda
Convicted Lincoln Assassin Samuel Arnold Dies at 72
Samuel Arnold, 72, one of the conspirators in the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, died at his Masonville home in Anne Arundel County Maryland. Arnold and co-defendants Budd McLaughlin and others were tried in Washington during Andrew Johnsons presidency. Arnold and Mudd were sentenced to life at Tortugas, later pardoned by Johnson after acquittal in the impeachment trial. Reports indicate Arnold planned a final statement to exonerate himself, but it remains unclear if it will be released. General Sinsde Lee in the Philippines toward Tacloban notes disarmament efforts and a volunteer police system seeks to curb theft in Bulacan province.
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Samuel/Arnold
Price
Maryland
Baltimore
Samuel ‘Arnol
Abraham “Lincoln
Masonvillé
Anne
Anuadel County
Arnold
Budd
Prenk
McLaughlin
Washington
Andrew Johnson
Yrnold
Mudd
Johnson
Lincoln
sNrdold
Ferthig
Eighteen Vessels Lost Off Labrador Coast in Gale
The Labrador coast faced a ferocious gale driving eighteen ships ashore with total losses and no lives lost reported. The Virginia Lake brought 139 shipwrecked fishermen home, while the steamer Kite with 225 aboard was refloated. The disaster, worst since 1888, occurred during Neap tides. Federal officers arrested Clark Bentley for cutting telegraph wires near Audubon Park amid a strike, bail posted. A Pennsy rear-end collision at Mifflin, Pa killed C. B. Rich and injured five others including engineers and drovers.
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Labrador
St. Johns
Virginia
Lake
Virginia Lake
New Orleans
Clark Bentley
Postoffice
Luke Jones
Troifer
Audubon Park
Strikand
I. Munisch
Bentley
United States
Pennsy
Ravisburg
C. B. Rich
Duccannon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Miffin
G A. Shambaush
A. J. Carmmickle
Wire
Freman
H. Arter
Rich
Duncannon
Pittsburg
Fragmentary text yields unclear health note
The readable fragments show a terse health reference possibly about liver, strep, or remedies with no clear person, place, date, or event identified. The text remains too damaged to determine a definite story or action.
Peat as fuel moves toward merchantable lignite form
A Lewiston Maine report describes peat from Farwell bog being converted into a coal like fuel. A new company claims success in synthetic peat coal with heating value near soft coal and outlines a plant process from bog extraction to briquetting, citing U S Geological Survey data on peat wealth.
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Lewiston
Lewistown
Lewistown Journal
G. M. Randall
Maine State Topographical Survey Commission
Raudail
Rand
United States Navy
Tapiter
United States Geological Survey
New England
Maanachusetts
Massachuaetts
Victor Infants Restorative Tonic Promises Calm Sleep
An ad touts Victor Infants Rest tonic as the finest and plumpest remedy for fretful sickly babies. It claims to quiet colic gripe and cholera symptoms, promising restful sleep and growth by two years of teething.
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Philippine Bandits
Manila
Sinsse M
Lee Eee
Trom
Tacloban
Island If
Elands
Gavarion
Cavite
Bulvean Provinee
Luzon
Zni
Maine
Boms
A. L. Penrre
WM. S. Miller & CO
Isabella Gas Works
Williams Mps
AL Paarre Fredarion
LL Bros
Market St
Frederick
Carlos
George A. Gilbert
North Market
St Frederick, MD
Harper
Aian
Chas. N. Hauer
Prop
Our
Gibson
Carty
Carty’s
Furniture
Patrick St
Free
JAS. E. Walker & CO
James E. Walker
Gaia
Cisan
Teather
Markey
Central Hardware Company
Market Street
Isabella
Uae
Seyines Pag
Ralston Health Shoes
B. Rosenour&sons
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market Street
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