Steel trust promises syndicate backers big return
New York reports a syndicate backed by Morgan and leading financiers earned a 40 percent dividend on the $200 million subscription to United States Steel, net profits about $6.198 million after deductions. Subscriptions ranged from $200,000 to $2,000,000 with heavy participation from Rockefeller, Gates, Wood, First National Bank, Mutual Life, and others. Plans discussed include issuing 5 percent second mortgage bonds to raise $500,000.10 to convert preferred stock and reduce dividends to enhance common stock security.
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New York
Fab
D. P, Morgan
Whey
United States Steel Corporation
Billon Dollar Corporation
Mr. Morgan
J.P. Morgan & Co
John JD. Rockefeller
John W. Gates
Tanne Lars Wood
William Rockefeller
First National Bank
The
Mutative Company
Equitable Life Asainee Society
New York Life Insurance Company
Bank of Commerce
Audicate
J.P. Margan
United Stator Steel Company
Mortvaan
United Siater Steel Corporation
Military style shootout and statue bill in Boston
Deputy Short Chillingworth and Captain Parker organize a police force shootout at 2 o'clock at the Swilel butts with teams led by Chillingworth Parker and members including Eugene Devau cheile Robert Parker Jr Lexy Ne G Gumpher J Kapibon Stephen Parker H Van Gelsen N T Neilson and McConalek. The other captain leads Goo Hubble F Kanai Lient Gardner J Thomas J Kalaklela J Kapuhiwa Kawalacu and Mills. A bill to fund a General Benjamin F. Butler equestrian statue for the State House grounds in Boston was defeated years ago.
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Short Chillingworth
Parker
FU Chillingworth
Eugene Devaucheile
Robert Parker Jr. Lient
Lexy Ne. G. Gumpher
J. Kapibon
Stephen Parker
H. van Gelsen
N. T. Neilson
4. McConale
Benjamin F. Butler
State House
Boston
Roosevelt renomination favored by many in Ohio
Governor Nash of Ohio predicts practical unanimity for Roosevelt’s renomination and notes Hanna's strength with the people. The interview suggests uncertain developments over three years, while an advertisement touts Kickapoo Indian Pain Remedy as a universal pain solution with claims of instant relief.
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Chicago
George K. Nash
Ohio
Hanna
Roosevelt
Noone
Han
Howe
Patna
Hebron Drug Co
Agenta
The Woman Who Dared in Cheyenne Wyoming
Lawrence L. Lynch presents The Woman Who Dared set in Cheyenne during its Woolly period. Miners cowboys and bushmen clash as a crafty leadership exploits locals while a heroine battles secret and open enemies. Thrilling scenes unfold at the race track and amid crowded rooms as love aids the effort. The 470 page volume is illustrated with color bindings and limited editions priced at various amounts.
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Saint d Lee
Chicago
Lawrence L. Lynch
Cheyenne
Wyoming
PHELAN'S SIDE OF STORY WITH CHINESE MINISTER
Porter Mayor Phelan of San Francisco recounts his Waldorf Astoria meeting with Chinese Minister Wu Ting Pang. He describes the heated exchange over the term coolie and assimilation, notes Pang’s evasiveness, and records Pang’s plea for admitting educated Chinese merchants while pledging retaliation if the U.S. retaliates.
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New York
Phelan
San Francisco
Uray
Waldorf-Astoria
Wh Ting Pang
Wo Tie Pang
Mtr
America
California
Hin Furthep
Thule
Pert
Vongn
China
United States
George Bromley
Russian sugar labor and wage details in Hue plants
The International Sugar Journal reports on Riwan sugar industry labor, noting 2088 workers in mills and 16 400 in refining, with wages around 1808 to 47 monthly for men and lower rates for other hands. It cites a historical pattern of mobsters’ sums and a 1894 wage deduction, alongside an Admiral’s note about Queen Alexandra and a political brother’s reference to Germantown.
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International Sugar Journa Heints
Huealt
Riwlan Sugar Industey
Histom
Honda
Augar
Ceat
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Talanta
N. S. Sachs’ Dry Goods 6O,, Ltd
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John Wanamaker
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd
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Alameda
New Line
Oriant
U. Sekomoto
Rollingon Block
Shimamoto
Ake Magoon Block
Merchant Street
Imain City
Goo Kim
Nuuanu Street
Wina Wo cHuan Tui
Honolulu
Deaiate Ie Pine
Grace Licens
Chinane
Japanaes Goode of
Ail Hate
Rn Mangossing
Steel Trust
Morgan
Kena Isanarees Ihe
Brampe
Bee
Lynne Pall
Porey Davi
DaRfip
Booth
New York Commerciale
MR. WO
Tong
Admiral Jackson
Devonport
Queen Alexandra
Queen
Monee Chamberlain
Miltony
Germantown
Henry H. Williams
City Furniture Store
Atul
Lane Bros
Williams
Fort St
Vineyard
Mont Allvan
Tearm
Kona
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
King Street
Alakeba
Ripans
Sachs
Fisher Block
Love Building
Furniture Ae
Hannie
Porter Furniture .Co., Ltd
Keystone Watch
Incipal Watch Bee
Hawaii
J. J. Williams
Standard Gas Lamp GO
Michigan Street
Beal’s
Beretania St
Emma
Fred
L. Waldron Broker and Commission Merchant
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Blue
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