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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 2 (1894) (1894)

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es on account of railway stock outstanding. The total dividends paid was $100,929,885. The accidents, 433 were due to coupling and uncoupling | amount of mortgage bonds paying no interest was cars, 644 to falling from trains and engines, 73 to over- head obstructions, 247 to collisions. and 158 to… … ervace Thes We] Edinbuach « ° 1,047,577 in the the wood pulp freight service. tube, which is The number of held on suitable SS Se supports and passengers Car- ried per passen- dried until the =Sase= ger locomotive water is evaporat- was 66,268, and ed. The further the number of process consists of…

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