Money Trust Unmasked by Pujo Board Findings
The Pujo Committee reports a money trust exists, led by J. P. Morgan Co and allied houses. It details interlocking directorates and voting trusts, shows control over banks, railroads, and securities, and urges sweeping reforms and tighter supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pujo Board
McMorran
Michigan
Money Trust
United States Steel Corporation
J. P. Morgan & Co
George F. Baker
James Stillman
First National Bank
National City Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Ghase National Bank
Guaranty Trust Company
Bankers’ Trust Company
Exera
New York
Clearing House Association
Jhouse
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
National Bank
Wellesley Girls Hear Poet Noyes In Lecture
English poet Alfred Noyes visited Boston and Wellesley. He read poems on peace to Wellesley girls in the college chapel and spoke of American life and his homeland. He planned to lecture in New York for the Peace Society before returning to Boston.
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Alfred Noyes
Boston
Noyes
Wellesley
Peace
Universal Brotherhood
College Chapel
America
United States
Country
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Belief in suffrage guides English visitor in Boston
The English writer Mr. Noyes speaks on suffrage, nonmilitant tactics, and American influence under Taft. He praises American methods, notes Harvard and Oxford parallels, enjoys Wellesley and Boston venues, and discusses peace advocacy with Edwin D. Mead at the New World Peace Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
America
Noyes
Boston
Taft
Harvard
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
New World Peace Foundation
Edwin D. Mead
Mr. Noyes
William H. van Allen
Church of the Advent
University Club
E. H. Clement
Robert Lincoln O’brien
Nathan Haskell Cole
John Higginson Cabot
Ralph Adams Cram
Charles Gibson
Boston Art Club
Author’s Club
Caroline Ticknor
Helen Leah Reed
Rescue of Schooner Saccheus Sherman Crew in Breeze Buoy
Captain Scranton and seven sailors from the three masted schooner Saccheus Sherman were saved by breeches buoy from life-savers at Gull Shoals New Inlet and Chicamicomico stations near Norfolk. The vessel, lumber laden for New York, stranded during a 70 mile gale and is a total loss.
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Norfolk
Scranton
Saccheus Sherman
Gull Shoals
New Inlet
Chicamicomico
Sherman
New York
6000 Garment Workers Strike Across Boston Area
Six thousand garment workers walk out at 10 am seizing shops and rallying at headquarters on Washington and nearby streets. Leaders from New York press for a $6 weekly minimum, 15 percent raise for others, sanitary shops, end of the drinking cup, and union recognition. Police and detectives confront pickets at Scott Company, as women and men join a widespread strike noted for strong solidarity and pending wage talks.
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Washington Street
Washington
Kneeland Street
North
Russell Street
Horn
Rosenbaum
New York
Gertrude Barnum
Judge Barnum
Chicago
Women’s Trade Union League Executive Committee
United Garment Workers’ Association
Scott Company
Moive
Garment Strike Proceeds in New York
Settl N Y Strike New York February 28 The garment workers strike in progress here amid protests and labor action affecting local industry and workforce.
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N. Y
New York
Garment Workers
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Severe Leg Ulcer
Mrs. Josephine Sargent of Exeter New Hampshire writes of a long running leg sore starting as a mosquito bite that worsened until amputation was feared. After taking Hood's Sarsaparilla she reports pain relief healing edges appearing new flesh forming and ten bottles restoring ability to work and full use of the leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Josephine Sargent
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Committee On Social Welfare
Gilchrist
Candy Club
Belmont
Uinderhove
Washington & Winter Sts
Congress
Lee, Higginson & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
New York City
International Banking
Messrs. Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Munyon
Harvard Union
Miss Barnum
C.J. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Upper Front Street
Exeter
N. H
Hood’s
AMG
Hanover Sts
The
Sunday Post
Boston Post
van Loon
Rome
Ismatter
Maurice Ketten
Bossah Post
Sewing Circle Ween
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