One Man Sugar Trust Meant War On Competition
Charles R. Trinke, former secretary of the American Sugar Refining Co., testified before the house investigating committee. Heike admitted minimal knowledge of company affairs, saying it was a one man concern under Henry Havemeyer. Directors’ actions were said to be “cut and dried” and arranged outside. The hearing contrasted the Sugar Trust with the reform administration led by Erwin Atkins of Boston.
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Madison
Heike
Henry O. Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
Hound of Directors
James McHeok
Countel
American Sugar Refining Company
Philadelphia
American Sugar Teefining Company
Segal
United States Sugar Company
Mr. Terk
Meury
Lorimer Hearing Set For June 22 In Senate Office Buildin
Washington June 14 the Senate privileges and elections committee will hold hearings June 22 at 1 PM in the Senate office building to probe charges of alleged corruption in the election of William Lorimer of Illinois to the U S Senate. The panel is weighing potential counsel including George W Pepper and John J Treacy. Former Secretary of War Reed Dickinson reportedly has limited support.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
William Lorimer
Ulinnis
United States Senate
Hogan
Targent
Senate
George W. Pepper
Philadelphia
Gifford Pinchot
Bellinger Pinchot
Johm Ho Marble
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jackl M. Dickinson
John J. Trealey
Chicago
Elm
Springfield
Practical Household Hints and Gossip in One Page
A mixed reading of household tips from a Woman's Realm piece covers canning Vin in cold water and preserving fabrics, plus DIY polishers and stain removers. The text shifts to social gossip about neighbors and a moral reflection on gossip, noting women sharing misfortunes and the harm of spreading news.
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Almont
Freezing Dangers Of Cold Air And Protective Measures
An Alaskan pioneer recounts how extreme cold air can freeze exposed ears noses and banls at 80 degrees below zero. Children can endure cold with face and hand protection. breathing through the mouth is dangerous and pneumonia from cold air is a risk. Horses have nasal bags to warm air. people wear parky headdresses. Northwest Mounted Police regulate humane horse treatment on wagons to prevent suffering.
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Sweden
Seattle
Northwest Mounted Police
Washington Herald
Taking Her Down Miss Elderbod at the Ball
A fragment recalls last night’s ball with five declarations of love. A friend teases about a pretty girl Alicet near. a quote questions a man’s integrity and livelihood.
Going Higher in Steel: Farrell to Face House Committee
Washington June 16 Determined to uncover why United States Steel could ship steel rail abroad cheaper than at home the House investigators signaled a likely summon of James A Farrell president to explain. James Gayley testified admitting he could not detail pricing and referred to Farrell for answers. The panel probed rail pricing and old pool agreements noting early 1900s price swings and the steel trust formation.
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Washington
United States Steel Corporation
House
Janes A. Farrell
James Gayley
View Poe
Te Know
Farrell
Bartlett
Purrell
Mr. Linda
Bury
Steel Iion
Gayley
Stanley
Steel Corporation
Canadian Pacific Railroad
States Steel Corporation
Tr Bartlett
Federal Steel Company
Far ‘Poll
Steel Trust
Mr. Gayley
Summit lodge notice for June 20 meeting attendance
Graniteville announces Summit lodge No 307 meeting on June 20 with a representative from the evening lodge invited. Ladies are asked to bring cake. per order warden.
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Summit Lodge
Plainfield, boys' silts for this week
Lamorey Clothing Co of Barre Vermont announces this week’s selection for boys. Limited stock and sizes available, with new arrivals and traditional favorites in durable school wear.
Lamprey Clothing Co promotes 25 percent boys' suit discount
South Barre notices a week long sale at Lamprey Clothing Co Barre Vermont offering twenty-five percent off all boys' suits. The company has paid dividends to members in 1908 1000 and 1910 and lists agents and offices in Montpelier and Barre.
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Lamorey [Clothing Co
Barre, Vt
Lamorey Clothing Co
Barre
Lamprey Clothing Co
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Steele
Richard Jahreiss
Owatonna
Mion
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Notary Public
Steele County
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