Mormon sugar inquiry reveals Mormon trust links
Washington dispatch reports testimony before the House sugar trust committee on Henry Havemeyer and Utah Idaho Sugar, showing Joseph F. Smith as trustee for the Mormon church with about 49,878 shares, plus related holdings and stockholder details. Cutler describes early beet sugar ties, church endorsements, and proposed financing arrangements, while other text promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills amid unrelated ad content.
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Washington
Mormon Church
American Sugar Refining Company
House — Committee
Sugar Trust
Henry ©. Havemeyer
Utah Sugar Company
Church of Jesus Christ and
Latter Day Saints
Thomas KR. Cutler
Utah-Idaho Sugar Refining Company
Mormoy Church
Utah
Idaho
Merton Church
Havemeyer
Cutler
New York
Cutler Havemeyer
New Feature Promises Novel Content for Globe Readers
The Family Magazine Section will join the regular Boston Globe next Sunday, with Rich ard Harding Davis contributing to the debut number. A fresh, novel addition aims to surprise readers and expands the Sunday issue.
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Boston Globe
Richard Harding Davis
Globe
Eddy's Will Admitted to Probate in Suffolk Court
Boston June 24 The will of Mrs Mary Baker Eddy founder of the Christian Science church was admitted to probate in Suffolk county probate court today Attorneys General and M Swift of Massachusetts immediately took an appeal to the Supreme Court as the question of domicile.
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Boston
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Refence Church
Suffolk County
M. Swift
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Aked Targets of Baptists Criticisms Across Denominations
June Shaw reports on interdenominational tensions voiced at a talk on City Evangelization. Clergy from Episcopal, Presbyterian, Baptist, and Congregational churches debated leakage between denominations and urged unity in urban religious outreach. The Baptist alliance praised King George and President Taft for international arbitration efforts during a global religious gathering.
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Grice Senet
John Henry Jowett
Avenue Presbyterian Church
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San Francisco
Cal
Hoberts
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Eng
Jowett
Cononal
Presbyterian Church
Ake
Baptist
Congregational Church
Dingsund Orto
Dr. Roberts
Roberto
Imnel
George
Baptist Alliance
Trt
Amurive
Taft
Fines Pledge to Curb Customs Frauds Over Prosecution
Washington June 24 Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh told a House committee that heavier fines will deter customs frauds more effectively than criminal prosecutions. He argued undervaluation enabled large evaded sums and that information surfaced quicker when fines were threatened. He warned the government risks delaying reform if it relies on prosecutions alone.
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Williams
William
Hey
Frank
Carrie E. Hathaway
North Houghton Street
North Adams
Mass
A. A. Hathaway
Carrie
Hood
Raggintay
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N.Y
Washington
The
Treasury
MacVeagh
House
Treasury Department
Je MacVeagh
MacVengl
Angvan
Trand
Cratome Sertion
Money Back Hyome Ad Claims Quick Cold Cure
An old time style ad touts Hyome with claims of rapid relief for cold symptoms and strep throat. It promises a money back guarantee from a pharmacy and offers a complete inhaler kit for a dollar, emphasizing lifetime satisfaction.
Inquiry Opens as Lorimer Case Heard in Senate Probe
Washington June 23 George Hinman editor of Inter Ocean testified before the Senate committee probing the Lorimer election. He spoke of a supposed jackpot fund tied to Illinois legislature and liquor and local option interests while denying personal participation. Former Illinois Governor Yates denied knowing of a fund or having talks with Howard Hines about Lorimer’s election.
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Washington
George Wo ‘Hinman
Came Inter Ocean
Senate Committee
Lorimer
United States Senate
Hinman
Springhee
Aaa
Loriemer
Marble Ha Hinman
Jackpot Fund
Chicago
Independence a Call to Progress at Ithaca Commencement
President Schurman urged graduates of Cornell at Ithaca to embrace independence of thought and character. He warned against conformity and crowd influence, urging self reliance and self assertion as keys to advancing civilization. The speech frame called for educated men and women to originate ideas and push science, medicine, and public life toward higher standards.
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Ithaca
Aond Gould Schurman
Ortfell University
Schurman
Emerson
Distane
Mile Preater
The Scientist as The Greatest Reformer
A discussion on civilization stressing the pivotal role of individuals in progress. The piece argues women’s status signals civilization, but true advancement comes from improving laborers through education, leadership, and scientific management. It extols scientists as paramount reformers enabling leisure, recreation, and intellectual growth.
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Scierce
Hiad
Powers Pleads for Mattie Lomax in Commutation Effort
Washington reports Kentucky Representative Cath Powers spoke at a mass meeting to seek commutation for Mattie Lomax a negress sentenced to death for murder. Powers compared Lomax’s peril to his own Kentucky near death experience saying he knows the fear and daily proximity to execution.
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Cath Powers
Kentucky
Mattie Lomax
Negress
Kentuckian
Powers
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