Sugar Refineries Merger Sparks New Anglo American Venture
New Jersey chartered corporation to absorb National Mollenhauer and Doescher refineries with Howell Sons as main selling agent. Plan includes $10 million preferred stock and seven directors, four from Howell, aiming to pool interests and end the sugar war. Arbuckle Bros. not included. Arbuckle spokesman silent on details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National
Mollenhauser and Doescher
B. H. Howell Sons & Co
James H. Post
Howell, Sons & Co
Mollenhauser
American Sugar Refining Company
Post
Arbuckle Bros
Henry O. Hevemeyer
New Jersey
Howells
Mollienhauer and Doescher
Jersey City
National Company
Mollenhauer
Doescher Refineries
Claus Doescher
Frederick D. Mollenhauer
George R. Bunker
H. D. Corey
Howell, Son & Co
Mr. Post
Mollenhauer Company
Doescher
Trust
Plant of Herring Hall Marvin Safe Co Sold in Ohio Sale
Special Despatch reports in Hamilton Ohio on May 31 that receivers George R. Gray and Wright D. Powell of New York sold the assets and entire plant of the Herring Hall Marvin Safe Company to Walter E. (name incomplete in source) at 10 o'clock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
George R. Gray
Wright D. Powell
New York
Herring- Hall-Marvin Safe Company
Walter E
Movement to renew thrasher trust talks in Richmond
A Richmond meeting tonight signals renewed efforts to form a thresher trust. Indianapolis promoter A. A. McKain met with local company reps after prior options expired January 1, following months of discussion and failed attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Ind
Thrasher Trust
A. A. McKain
Indianapolis
McKain
Prominent Ohio Firms and Associations Form New Corporations
The Auburn Mutual Aid Association of Cincinnati was incorporated today by Letsche Keidel Hess Heilbrink and Keidle. Also chartered were Patterson Catering Company Toledo capital stock 20000 Elite Shoe Cleaning Parlors Company Akron capital stock 1000 City Evangelization Association Toledo Lutheran and Reformed Association of Thornville and Union Building and Loan Company Toledo capital stock 100000 French Oil Mill Machinery Company Piqua capital stock 60000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Auburn Mutual Aid Association of Cincinnati
Theodore Letsche
Theodore Keidel
August Hess
George H. Heilbrink
F. W. Keidle
Patterson Catering Company
Toledo
Capital Stock
Elite
Akron
City Evangelization Association
Lutheran and Reform Association of
Thornville
Union Building and Loan Company
The
French Oil Mill Machinery Company
Piqua
Frick Coke to Shut 10 Percent of Ovens in Connellsville
The H. C. Frick Coke Company orders the closing of 10 percent of its ovens in the Connellsville region this week. The firm operates two thirds of regional ovens, cutting over 1,000 ovens and reducing coke output by 700 to 800 tons daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Connellsville
Frick Company
Knoxville Gas Light Company Purchased by Baxter Group
The majority stake in Knoxville Gas Light Company was bought by Isaac Baxter and associates from Detroit and Chicago. The price is not disclosed. Major R. R. Swepson, founder, sells and retires from active business.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Knoxville Gas Light Company
Isaac Baxter
Detroit
Chicago
R. R. Swepson
Real Estate Transfers and Leases Across Multiple Lots
Transfers and leases include Marcus Rasche to Caroline Fischer on a five year lease at southeast Plum and Stark, Cist executor to Jung Brewing Company five year lease at No. 615 Walnut, quitclaims and deeds for numerous Madisonville and Reading subdivisions, and Mortgages Filed involving Madison A. Losh, Myra V. Levering, and others in multiple subdivisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Rasche
Caroline Fischer
Plum and
Stark Streets
C. M. Cist
The
Jung Brewing Company
Walnut Street
Bisonop Thotlands Cvs der Bnensh Chacahing Ce Hsdtihe
John H
Jos
A. James
Fairmount
James M
Susan D. Grimsley
Jo M. Zinn
Anderson
George B. van Horn
Lebanon National Bank
Bosinger & Hopkins
South Norwood
Arte Adelia M. Armstrong
Mary A. Risk
Langland & Thomp
Madison B. A
Julia M. Losh
Elmont B
Myra V. Levering
Walberg’s
Madisonville
Aaron and
Matilda Blumenthal
Herman F. Moeller
North Baymiller Street
Keroegen Schpeesdde Dooce
George F. Meyers
Wm. L. Carle
Mt. Auburn
Avondale
John M. Nutt
Sheriff
Model B. and L. Company
Virgil Gilcust
Guardian
Wm. F Doepke
Rockdale Avenue
Bhicnivendobess
Edward de Serisy
Louis F. Becker
Hamilton Pike
Oreo Alend
Dididahithn
Charles W. Steele
Chas. W. Middleton
Steele
College Hill
Helen T. Tannehill
P. H. Tannehill
AMIE
One
F. Mills
Dalton Avenue
Warrington
Everett Street
Linn Erie
Charles M. Steele
Samuels. Pettit
Kunigunda
David Davis
Hoesman
Richards
North Walnut Hills
August F
Barbara Woellner
John J. Wenner
John Totten
Pen- Bnsc
Columbia Township
Court Street
Powel Crosley
Wheeler
Mt. Samuel
Madison A
President Riley Now Floods Disturb Southern Traffic
Wholesale merchants protest railroad freight rate discrimination as cited in New York reports. They claim shipments from Bordeaux to Chicago via London and Baltimore incur rates near the lower European route, with crockery moving at 18 cents against 50 cent tariff and canned goods at 38 cents per 100 pounds, only 8 cents above New York rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Trunk Line Association
West
Bordeaux
France
London
Baltimore
Chicago
Western Land Sells Well
President Méllen of the Northern Pacific Railroad states the company has strong land sales with demand rising across the region. He emphasizes opportunity for settlers and investors as markets show renewed activity despite early delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Méllen
The
Northern Pacific Railroad
Lagoon Opens With Elaborate Summer Attractions
The Lagoon prepares for opening day with renovated grounds and a newly painted clubhouse run by a local caterer. Electric launches, rowboats, a scenic railway, chutes, and a 100 foot fireworks stairway prepare for Kilpatrick’s daring wheel ride. A second grand promenade concert at the Zoo is planned by Weber's Military Band, with Sunday fireworks and concerts ongoing. The Bellstedt Ballenberg Orchestra, a forty-piece ensemble, travels to promote the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilpatrick
Zoo
Weber
Nigns
Lands Sold Across Minnesota North Dakota and Washington
The entity disposed of over 1,000,000 acres in Minnesota North Dakota and Washington at 150 to 250 dollars per acre. Minnesota lands were acquired by a syndicate and Northern Pacific Company received more than 4,000,000 dollars for the parcel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
North Dakota
Washington
Northern Pacific Company
Floods halt Yazoo & Mississippi Valley train near Port Gibson
Heavy rains disrupt South rail traffic as the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley train destined for New Orleans stalls at Port Gibson Mississippi after a bridge is swept away downstream.
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South
New Orleans
Port Gibson
Miss
Car Service Superintendent Elected President of International Officers Group
Friends of C. C. Riley congratulate him on his election as President of the International Association of Car Service Officers. The Hot Springs Virginia meeting drew about 200 delegates from Canada, Mexico, and the United States. New officers include O. W. Steger Vice President L. C. Corcoran Secretary and F. M. Luce Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Riley
International Association of Car Service Officers
Hot Springs
Canada
Mexico
United States
O. W. Steger
Philadelphia & Reading
L. C. Corcoran
F. M. Luce
Chicago & Northwestern
Mission of Greene and officials in St Louis inspection
Vice President Greene General Superintendent Rawn and Engineer Crothers visited St Louis yesterday to inspect progress on the Mississippi division improvements. Rawn will reach Cincinnati this morning on train No 12 at 7 30 and Greene and Crothers will return home Saturday morning on the same train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Rawn
D. D. Crothers
St. Louis
Mississippi
Cincinnati
Mr. Crothers
Dewey Day at Columbus Draws Big Crowd
The Central Passenger Association grants a one fare round trip for Dewey Day in Columbus with largest crowd expected. Admiral Dewey and Lt Caldwell lead a party of four or five, chaperoned by J. H. Maddy from the Baltimore & Ohio. Mrs Dewey stays behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Columbus
Central Passenger Association
Admiral Dewey
Lieutenant Caldwell
J. H. Maddy
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
West
Passenger officials plan meeting in St Louis today
General Passenger Agent O P McCarty of the B and O S W will attend a passenger men’s meeting in St Louis today after traveling there from Louisville for Colonel C P Atmore’s funeral. The Burlington issues a new descriptive booklet on its Northern Pacific Express with pages on Seattle Portland Spokane and other western cities plus maps. W F Bruner becomes chief clerk of the Western Passenger Association, formerly Vandalia assistant general passenger agent. Western line executives met in Chicago to discuss unsettled G A R rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Collis P. Huntington
C. P. Huntington
Henry Hart
Isaac M. Gates
Edward Hawley
Samuel Thomas
George N. Macy
Russell Sage
George J. Gould
R. T. Schwerin
O. P. McCarty
St. Louis
W. F. Bruner
Western Passenger Association
Bruner
Vandalia
Western Lines
Chicago
Queen of Fest to be selected by school leaders in Cincinnati
Superintendent Boone and his principals will choose the Queen of the Fall Festival to be held in Cincinnati from September 19 to 22. An earlier plan for a popular newspaper election was abandoned. A Finance Committee meeting is set for 4 PM with a directors’ regular session at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booney
Cincinnati
The
Festival Association
Summer Engagement At Willow Grove Park Philadelphia
A summer engagement at Willow Grove Park Philadelphia. The band will be in this city June 24 2 and 26 prior to the Philadelphia engagement and may be heard at one of our celebrated parks during that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Grove Park
Philadelphia
Will Endeges Teases New Baby At Stegemeier Home
Mr Will Endeges of the Coney Island Company smiles and boasts of a fine bouncing baby born to his son in law Carl Stegemeier of 3734 Eastern Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Endeges
Coney Island Company
Carl Stegemeier
Eastern Avenue
Coney Island to Host Tour of Horses and Marionettes Next Sunday
A troupe of trained horses led by Prof Bartholomew will perform at Chester Park. Deaves Royal English Marionettes join Coney Island, occupying the roller rink turned theater for family entertainment. The Zoo stays open nightly through summer, with music from a select orchestra on the club house porch. John C Weber orchestra performs Tuesdays and Fridays. Eduard Strauss and his brothers prepare a Viennese waltz debut here, with Johann, Josef, and Eduard each contributing movements to Trifolien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
John C. Weber
Coney Island
Coney
Bagby
Eduard Strauss
Johann
Josef
Vienna
The
Hesperus
Eduard
Johann Strauss
Europe
Detective Rayburn Flees from Lebanon Constable
Detective John Rayburn of this city, working with the Cuvier Club to curb seining in the Miami, fled from Constable J J Warbinger at Lebanon yesterday after a warrant alleged he took a fishing net and did not return it. He outpaced pursuit to reach home after a brief chase toward King's Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rayburn
Lebanon
Rayburn
Cuvier Club
Miami
J.J. Warbinger
King’s Mills
Henry Harich
Middletown
Influence Abroad. Marvelous Expansion in Every Line of Manufacture
Baltimore May 31 The Manufacturers Record argues that twenty years of U S industrial growth prove the era of pessimism is over. From coal and cotton to pig iron and railroads the nation shows dramatic gains and rising exports while the Southern mountains hold vast untapped wealth for future development.
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Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
United States
America
Europe
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Great Britain
Nature
Lawn fetes and Knights of Pythias events in Norwood area
Chancel Guild hosted a lawn fete at the Rockwell residence Norwood Ashland avenue and Smith road despite poor weather. committees led lemonade candy and ice cream tables. Pine Grove Madisonville saw a W B Shattuc Camp event with funds raised for the order. A village street safety crusade continued with a warrant issued for Charles W Mescher. Mistletoe Lodge Knights of Pythias conferred the Third Degree on two candidates at Madisonville K of P Hall followed by a social spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancel Guild
Episcopal Mission of the Good Shepherd
Clay Rockwell
Ashland Avenue
Smith Road
Norwood
Beresford
Wilcox
Maguire
Sparrow
Jones
Failor
Darby
Martin
Pine Grove
Madisonville
W. B
Justice Kemper
Charles W. Mescher
Mistletoe Lodge
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
Ohio Declares End Of Counterfeit Ring In State
Secret Service Officer M P Bolan returned from a three weeks tour in Southern Ohio reporting no new counterfeits in circulation. A haul of 269 dollars in counterfeit gold coin was seized from a Marysville house and sent to Washington. Old paper counterfeits were found in bank collections. the ring is believed broken with members jailed and deterred others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Secret Service
M. P. Bolan
Marysville
Elocutionary Treat at Y M C A Draws Large Crowd
Linton Hall Y M C A hosted a Miss Schuster School of Elocution and Dramatic Action event to showcase pupils and graduations. Honors went to Bertie Piper Donnelly and Adeline Rees with notable performances including Cyrano de Bergerac and The Absent Minded ER. Four graduates head to other schools next year among a list of certified graduates and certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Hall
Miss Schuster
Lttle
Bertie Piper-Donnely
Adeline Rees
Lovell
Watters
Stukenberg
Willa M. Lovell
Delsarte
Ethel Watters
Walnut Street
Culb
Browning
Miss Schroder
Miss Rees
Miss Nevin
Donnelly
Misses Rees
Nevin
C. Culbertson
Luke May Culbertson
Bertie Piper-Donnelly
Willa Mead Lovell
Nellie Frances Nevin
Adeline Nen Rees
Loretta Marie Schroder
Mary Stukenberg
Ethel Mayberry Watters
Fredrica Godfrey
Seddie H. Grunkemyer
Margaret Helen Laughlin
Angela O’brien
Lydia Belle Sheehan
Coroners Inquest Signals Worries Before Two Deaths
Coroner Schwab held inquests for Patrick Roach killed by a Norfolk train at Riverside avenue Norwood after Dennis Broderick warned him. Werner shot himself at 1423 Central avenue amid money worries and gloom. Otto’s body found in the Miami River at Miamitown led to an accidental drowning verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwab
Patrick Roach
Riverside Avenue
Norwood
Dennis Broderick
Roach
John M. Werner
Central Avenue
Charles Otto
Miami River
Miamitown
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NEW Sugar Combine
Mollenhauser and
Arbuckles
Stickney
Great Western
A. B. Stickney
Washington EB. Conner
Kansas City and
St. Joseph
Iowa Development Company
Chicago Western Company
Arnold Kalman
Western Company
Kansas City
Kalman
St. Paul, Minn
Bank of England
Bank of France
Treasury
Vermilye & Co
Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City Railroad
Buffalo
Drummond
Haley
Cincinnati Bank
Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Company
New
Southern
T. Co
Lydia E. Cranston
Mt. Lookout
Margaretha Fuldner
Globe
Nias Be
George J. North
GR6
Bn CO
Joseph Bedel Et al
Lena
Henry Engelhart
L. A
John D
Annie G. Finley
Ormonde
Kate
Thomas
Arthur R. Rump
Avondale L
Nee Tase
Tabass
Charles V. McChesney
Grant
Dagson's Ferry
Tse
Condes
Ransie de Dee
Progressive B
L. A. Co
Charles
Ida B. Wiltsee
Alfred
Jane M. Hess
OO. de Sbtadana
Dee Abe Thomas Neghiba
Same
Phoebe B. Weatherby
Madison
Ellie
Annie E. Tully
Active
B. Irol
Dice
Joseph Blumenthal
Harold
Lucy M. Ryland
Union Stead 8
le CO
Chris
Minnie Oehlschlaeger
F. W
Philomena Sharringhouse
Martha S.bellville
Gienway
Etkas
Bey
Micke
College Fit
Louis John Kaiser
President Riley
Burlington
the Zoo
Wiegand Gems
Veseeee Caryll Monckton
Cornet
Coisssceeseeeesere
Nickerson
Schleifarth
Cco
Cecebane i Eaceeseves Vavedece Voelker
Zocccccdsee Tees Sekseet
Algiers
Bellstedt-Ballenberg Orchestra
Louis Ballenberg
Bellstedt- Ballenberg
William C. Whitney
Cuba
Riley
B. & O. S&s. W. Officials
Castoria
Gta
Will Enderes
Detective Rayburn
South Lebanon
Northeast Highlands
Episcopal Mission of Good Shepherd
Dream City
Frederic Mayer
General Peck
Jose de Olivares
Maurius Bar
Neurdein Brothers
Paris
Alexander
Champ de Mars
Grand Palace of Fine Arts
Trocadero
Palace of Mines and Metallurgy
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