Stanley report reveals Perkins wealth and steel trust power
Read about the Stanley Steel Trust Investigating Committee findings on George W. Perkins, Roosevelt’s alleged ties, and the steel monopoly. The piece details Perkins profits from nails, long steel mill hours, Morgan connections, and a critique of Democratic campaign plans and Stanley’s budget-conscious inquiry.
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McKintey Wins Republican Governor Nomination Big Margin
The piece notes Hon Jons C McKintey secured the Republican nomination for governor by a large margin, while acknowledging no nominations yet for Democratic candidates. It mentions Missouri press association meeting planned for Hannibal in August 2023 and cites C P Hawkins as Democratic state senate candidate sourced from Kennett with official vote totals pending.
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Jons C. McKintey
Missouri Press Association
Hannibal
Washington Letter on steel trust minutes April 5 1904
Special Washington correspondence notes George W. Perkins chaired a finance committee meeting of the steel trust on April 5, 1904. Minutes reveal decisions re subsidiary companies and their manufacturing half finish operations.
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Washington Correspondence of the Press
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Chicago
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Steel Trust
Young Men Here’s Your Chance at Missouri State Fair Contests
Capita wealth has greatly increased the distribution is unequal. Sixty years ago few millionaires and few paupers now many of both and still rising. Sedalia October 4 Missouri State Four has ceremonies to bolt a livestock and a corn judging contest during the state fair at Sedalia. The winner in each contest will receive a $50 cash scholarship to cover one term at the Short Course in Agriculture Columbia Mo beginning November 4 1912. There will also $405 in cash dividends distributed into twenty five premiums from $20 to $250 giving contestants a good chance to win cash prizes if they do not get the scholarship. For prize list and copy of the rules write to Sery John T Stinson Sedalia Mo.
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Sedalia, Me
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Cape Girardeau Summer Enrollment Tops Records
Cape Girardeau Normal School closed its summer session August 10 12 marking the most successful term in its history with 340 percent growth over last year total enrollment 340 and plans for the fall term to begin September 10 aiming for 1200. Several graduates earned professional and nurse certificates while 36 students enrolled from Bollinger County.
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