More Disclosures in Sugar Frauds
New York November 18 Henry C Corsa a former government sampler at the American Sugar Refining Company docks in Jersey City adds details to the sugar frauds case touching customs officials and employees He says graft and obstruction hindered investigations and cites officials including Leslie M Shaw and George Whitehead as obstructing action He alleges bribes and substitution of low grade sugar in samples and notes that one in five weighers in the New York port is implicated or suspected and Congress should investigate promptly He claims Shaw told him not to press matters to avoid disrupting Whitehead and Shaw’s arrangement Fowler former port collector predicts swift congressional inquiryעמ
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New York
Henry C. Corsa
American Sugar Refining Company
Jersey City
Corsa
Richard Parr
Edwin Anderson
Custom Horse
Wittur FO Wakewan
Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
New York Customs Service
George Whitehead
Wakeman
Washington
Shaw
Whitehead
New York Custom House
Congress
Edward S. Fowler
Port of
Hyomel Promises Cure for Catarrh and Bronchitis
Advert reveals Hyomel inhaler system claiming to cure catarrh sore throat coughs colds croup and bronchitis with a money back guarantee. Complete outfit priced at $1.00 extra bottles 50 cents. Sold by leading druggists. Booth's Hyomel Co Buffalo NY offers free book via postal request.
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Juse
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Booth
Booth's
Hyomel Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Mitchell Declares Boycott Right At Labour Convention
Toronto, Nov 18 John Mitchell one of three AFL officers under contempt sentence made a dramatic speech at the convention endorsing a boycott as a right under constitutional safeguards. He said he would spend his money and speak freely despite consequences and urged workers to apply boycott where remedial measures fail to stop exploitation by employers.
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Toronto
Ont
Committee On Boycott
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Jabor
Gompers
Mitchell
Washington
Buck's Stove and Range Company
United States
Canada
American ideals and labor rights clash in speech by Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell recalls poverty, urges true liberty under organic laws, and denounces court opinions on ten-hour laws for women. He argues for unity to prove labor faithfulness should not lead to punishment, and asks government to ensure justice and equal rights for all citizens.
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Mitchell
Couny
Sudger Puthill
Chicago
Birthday of Henry L. Higginson in Boston
Henry L. Higginson celebrated his seventy fifth birthday in Boston amid widespread congratulations. A New York native, he has lived in Boston since 1854 and is famed as a banker and benefactor, organizer of the Harvard Union, and founder of the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
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Boston
Mass
Henry Higginson
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Georgia Fans Readied for Tech Rivalry Strongest Since Renewal
The University of Georgia hopes to mobilize nearly two hundred students for the upcoming matchup with Georgia Tech. Despite Tech’s edge in early predictions, UGA backers believe the game will be close and viewers will see a spirited effort.
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Tech
University of Georgia
Clenson
Athletic
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