Sugar Trust Questions From Sugar Trust Hearings
The House committee on manufactures resumed its inquiry into the sugar trust with attorney Parsons on the stand. He testified that price increases were not from the agreement, refineries were bought by board members, and stock transfers occurred. He explained the eleven trustee limit and noted 70 percent of trust capitalization was real property while 30 percent was patents and goodwill.
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Wasminaton
Sugar Trust
House Committee On Manufactures
Parsons
North River Refining Company
Mr. Moller
Mr. Searles
Sugar Trust Board
North River Company
Bacon
John Dodworth
New York Commercial Bulletin
Trust
New York
Francis B. Thurber
Boston
Philadelphia
James E. Nicholls
Austin, Nicholls & Co
Louisiana
Francis H. Leggett
Averagin
Hugh N. Camp
Jersey City
Brooklyn
Congress
Sugar
Camp
CANADA S SUGAR TRUST CONTINUES IN PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRY
Ottawa March 9 The parliamentary committee on combines this morning questioned Montreal merchants Lightbound and Matthewson about the sugar guild. A list of eighty five wholesale grocers in the Dominion appears, showing resale profits and pricing controls. Lightbound joined after initial refusal, arguing against selling power limits. Matthewson again declined, citing a price regulation clause and imports from Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Sprcrau
Parliamentary Committee On
Lightbound
Matthewson
Montreal
Dominion
Wild
J. A. Matthewson
Canada
Alsl
Guild
Scotland
International Copyright hearing backs broad bill changes
Senate patents panel heard advocates and opponents of the international copyright bill led by Senator Chace. Participants cited two main amendments: limit on imports to two copies for importers and requirement that works be printed in U S type. Supporters argued price stability and stronger American authorship protection. opponents warned of higher book costs.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Patents
Chace
George Walter Green
American Copyright League
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Edward Eggleston
Authors’ League
Michael Corcoran
Cambridge
Mass
Press News Union
Dana Estes
Boston
Boston Copyright Association
Nathan Appleton
Teiler
Platt
Hiscock and Jones
Arkansas
United States
George Walton Green
The
Congress
Edmund C. Stedman
New York
Eggleston
Walsh
Philadelphia
Corcoran
Cambridge (Mass
Pressman’s Union
Gardiner G. Hubbard
Hubbard
Lord Macaulay
International Copyright Association
France
Hiscock
Estes
Senator Hiscock
Lstes
Glasgow
Nathan Maclahon
Josep Ryland
Merrill
St. Paul
Katarroos Cold Remedy Promoted by Iver Bellamy Co
An advertisement touts Katarroos as a simple effective remedy for head colds. No apparatus is needed just remove the stopper and inhale the vapors. Sold by all druggists as the season brings sudden illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Iver, Bellamy & Co
Newfoundland's Admission to Dominion Confederation Discussed
In Ottawa March 9 Sir John Macdonald announced negotiations began on Newfoundland joining Canada. A St John’s delegation may be sent to Ottawa with authority to negotiate terms, including representation of opposition. Governor Blake will consult his ministers amid Newfoundland anti confederation sentiment.
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Ottawa
Ont
Sproran
House of Commons
John Macdonald
Newfoundland
Charles Tupper
St. John’s
N. F
England
Blake
Canada
Continental Clothing House Promotes Spring Suitings
New England shoppers are urged to visit Continental Clothing House at 744 and 756 Washington Street for Sawyer Woollen Company spring suitings offered at low prices. Delays are warned as dangerous.
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Tur
Continental Congress
New England
Continental Clothing House
Washington Street
Sawyer Woollen Company
Market weather turns dull despite firm opening in New York
European optimism spurs early strength but bears push Erie New York and New England Reading and Western Union lower. Delaware Lackawanna Western Granger stocks rally the market as cliques retain control. Erie plunges from 235 to 22 percent while Lake Shore trades around 88 to 89 percent. North Dunkin mine reports record January ore output in Leadville. Arizona cattle taxes and cattle herd prospects noted. Cascade Mountain railroad bore two months from completion, 1800 feet remain. Clearing house rate may fall to 5 percent from 3. New York & New England quarterly results show gross earnings up but Norwich & Worcester effects noted.
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New York
Europe
Erie
New York & New England
Reading
Western Union
Delaware
Lackawanna & Western
Evening and matinee shows at Boston venues
The list covers performances at major Boston venues including the Boston Museum Hollis Street Park Theatre Boston Theatre Globe Theatre Howard Athenaeum Grand Opera House Cyclorama and Old South Church. Notable items include The Bells of Haslemere Arrah na Pogue The Marquis Hoodman Blind Life of General Grant Battle of Gettysburg and Battle of Bunker Hill exhibitions.
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Boston Museum
Haslemere
Hollis Street
Arrah-na-Pogue
Park Theatre
Variety
Grand Opera House
Hoodman
Cyclorama
Tremont Street
Battle of Bunker Hill Old South Church
Philippoteaux
Grant
Battle of Gettysburg
Market Schedules for Monday Listings
Today and Monday schedules show stock and fruit firm timings with R L & Co at 11 30 a m Francis Henshaw & Co at 12 m and Horatio Harris for fruit at 12 m on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Henshaw & Co
Horatio Harris
Marital Notices From East Somerville and Brooklyn
In this city on March 4 and 7 various marriage ceremonies were performed by ministers from Boston and Brooklyn. The couples include Charles P H Connors and Margaret J Stewart both of Boston. Frank L Day and Mary A King. Frederick Erbsmehl and Martha Nelson. Henry D Jones and Jennie Wright. Francis T Kimball of Boston and Susie B Williams of Brooklyn.
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T. J. B. House
Henry D. Jones
Jennie Wright
Boston
Kimball—Williams
Brooklyn
A. 8. Gumbart
Francis T. Kimball
Susie B. Willams
Obituaries listed from March deaths across multiple localities
A list of obituaries dated March detailing residences from Boston Highlands Cambridgeport Quincy Lynn Roxbury and surrounding areas. Names include Emily J Clark Patricia Compton Charles Davis Elizabeth Duplex Sophia Everett James Flood Frank French Hannah George Eveline Greene Alfred Hersey Irene Litchfield William Lynn Fred Lyon Edward Manning Elizabeth Pierce Isaac Pratt Abigail Taylor and others with ages and locations.
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Clarke
Emily J
Thomas
Marianne Mackintosh Clarke
Compton
Boston Highlands
Thomas Vs
Davis
Charles Davis, Esq
Roxbury
Son
Beacon Street
Duplex
Elizabeth Duplex
Everett
Sophia Everett
Flood
Cambridgeport
James W. Flood
French
Frank A. French
George
Chelsea
Hannah George
Greene
Morristown
N.J
Eveline
Charles T
Annie Hull Greene
Hersey
Hingnam
Alfred C. Hersey
Litchfield
Quincy
L. Irene
Ira
Eliza J. Litchfield
Lynn
William Lynn
Lyon
Fred B
Joseph Lyon
Manning
San Antonio
Tex
Edward W
Leighton W
Caroline A. Manning
Somerville
Pierce
Lexington
Mra
Elizah S. Pierce
Edwin Pierce
Pratt
Isaac Pratt
Taylor
Roslindale
Abigail R.taylor
Charlestown
Spring Overcoats In Various Fabrics From Our Workshops
New English Venetians Spring Kerseys Worsted Twills in Oxford Cambridge and Gray mixtures are offered. Overcoats are made on premises for retail trade and cannot be distinguished from best garments made to order.
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Oxford
Cambridge
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United
States
International Copyright
Dominion Confederation
State Streeet
Chicago Bear Party
Nat Jones
Jones, McCormick & Kennet
Kirkner
Wheeler
Lake Shore
North Dunkin
Leadville
Arizona
Northern Pacific
Cascade Mountains
San Diego
New York & New Eegland
Norwich & Worcester
Duffy
America
Tor Ie Poe
Henry A. Mott
F.C
Beacon St. Improvement
Tuscacon Street
Ir. W. Ryder & Son
Washington St
Cor. Beach At
Brookline Avenue
Longwood
Park
F. W. Ryder & Son
Cor
Beach St
Reach St
Cor. Beach St
Fuller Street
Ashmont Station
Dorchester
Northampton Street
Mast Springfield Street
Columbus Avenue
Bowdoin Street
Warrenton Street
Roxbury District
Fk. W. Ryder & Son
Cambridge Street
West Medford
Bath
Furnace
FF. W. Ryder & Son
Homestead Street
Walnut and
Humboldt Avenues
Ff. W. Ryder & Ron
Shawmut Avenue
Pleasant Street
F.W. Rydersson
Olet
Beach Street
Hudson Street
W. Ryder& Son
Tremont
Boylaton
Eliot and
Chauncy Streets
EAL
Ryder & Son
F. Wington
Newport, R. I
Rhode Island Avenue
Catherine Street
Ayrault Street
Meredith & Nelson
Beacon and
Gloucester Streets
Marlborough Street
Marlborough and
Exeter Streets
Boylston Street
Beverly Shore
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Hovusk
State House
M. J. Varnum Fletcher
Senate
John C. Crosby
Joan A. Cours
Strate House
Committee On the Judiciary
William F. Wharton
Harvey N. Colluison
Uovoss
Committee On Insurance
George W. Burton
Massachusetts Live Stock Insurance Company
Patrick D. Dwyer
Robert Henry
William & Edwin Sheafe
Washington Building
Telephone
Dudley Street
Dartmouth
H. Sargent
Devonshire St
Connecticut Riverk Railroad Company
Connecticut
C. FE. Stevens
Lsq
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Seth Lunt
Springfield
Bowlston Insurance CO
W. Glover
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
State Street
Devonshire Street
Spaulding & Tewksbury
H. H. Hunnewell & Sons
Mile Street
Macullar, Parker & Company
Musical Instruments
KK. W. Tyler
Beach Streey
Congress Street
W. Hk, P. Weems
Water Street
Commonwealth OF Massachus
Suffolk
Ldward Il
Burdity
Irwin A. J. Colby
Burditt & Colby
Bilding
Court Square
Joan B. Fitzpatrick
Devonshire, Cor. Water St
Kansas Investment Co
H.E LL
Topeka
Kan
C. Morrell
Bartlett, Asst
Jarvis-Conkling Mortgage Trust Co
Kansas City, MO
Kansas I-Y
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Henry J. Nairo
Hoxton
Nath
J. Bradlee
Milk Street
Benj. F. Stevens
Pres
N. E. M. Life Ins. Co
G. Wood
Treas
John Hancock
London
Paris
Berlin
John Munroe & Co
Postoffice Square
Devens, Lyman & CO
Boston and
Lowell
Nashua
Manchester
Baltimore
Chicago
Amercan Loan and Trust Co.,of
Winner Investment Company
William H. Parmenter
U. S. Land and Investment Company
Pennsylvania
Chas. A. Fenn
Broadway
Wall St
the Eastern Banking CO
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Capital
Vfefices
Broady
Pevonshire Street
4Th and Chestnut
GOL
John Jeffries & Sons
Boston and Vicinity
James F. C. Hyde
Music Hall
Building Fund
Massachusetts Hone
College Lafayette
School OF Languages
G. Alda Raymond
Codman
J. G. Freeman
Kilby Street
Henry D. Bennett
Mark Stone
Thomas J. Barry
WM. E. Hadley
Middlesex
J. H. Park
Aaron
BYW. M. C. Union
Union Hallie
Danie
Union Chorus
Anna C. French
May Cates
Arthur F. Burnett
J. Hamilton Robinson
Byron A. Robinson
W. 8. Sargent
Union and Friends
W. B. Clarke
William H. Baldwin
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Boston Ideas Opera Company
Carmen
Mlle
Zelie DE Lussan
Victor
Blue Stocking Mile
de Lussan
Fra
Diavolo
Adina
Daniel Hurley
Margaret Mather
Lear
R. M. Field
Isaac B. Rich
Boucicault
Shaun the Post
Arrah NA Pogue
Ridolph Arronson
New York Casino Comic Opera Company
Lacomne
the Marquis
Jos, Murphy
McCaull Opera CO
Suppe
Bellman
Falka
Dover
Proctor & Mansfield
Howar
WM. Harris & CO
Kernells
Bunker Hill
Tremont St
Baily
Great Picture
People of All Nations
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Wilhelm Gericke
Lilli Kalisch-Lehmann
Paul Kalischr
J. Brahms
J. Gluck
Fr. Lehmann
A. Krug
Shakspere
L. v. Beethoven
Art
Herr Kalsch
Wagner
Lehmann
George Dana Burrage
Tremont Temple
Joseph Cook
Frances E. Willard
Hoth
Doorae
G. H. Ryder
George A. Foxcroft
the Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
Artel Ladies’ Quartet
M. RK. Deming
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