No Bread Trust For New York City
Reports of a New York bread trust are dismissed as unfounded by Max Strasser president of the New York State Association of Master Bakers. He says a proposed citywide combination would involve only grocery and delicatessen suppliers and would not include large family or restaurant bakeries. Oscher of St Louis promoted a wider scheme, with possible efforts in Baltimore and New Jersey, but Strasser insists the movement cannot form in New York and would not raise bread prices. The bulk of New York bread remains produced by retail bakers and sold to homes and restaurants, not factory outfits.
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New York City
Max Strasser
West 125Th Street
New York
Max Oscher
West 112Th Street
Strasser
Oscher
St. Louis
Kansas City
Baltimore
Mr. Strasser
Mr. Oscher
Horel Belvidere
Pittsburg
American Baking Company of
New Jersey
Brooklyn
Boston
Mississippi
Trust Formed in Baltimore
The Baltimore bakery trust, led by Duane H. Rice of Rice Brothers, plans a $2,000,000 capitalization controlled by Baltimore men. Max Oscher helped organize bakeries in several cities, but Rice says the local trust is independent with no ties to others. The aim is economies in flour purchasing and product delivery while keeping each bakery's brand and operations.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Max Oscher
Duane H. Rice
Rice Brothers
Rice
Rosalind Reaches St Johns After Stormy Crossing
The Red Cross liner Rosalind arrived at St Johns Newfoundland six days overdue from Halifax. Captain Smith reported the stormiest weather he ever experienced. All passengers are well and the ship sustained no damage. Rosalind sailed from New York, called at Halifax, leaving Halifax last Tuesday morning.
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Rosalind
St. Johns
N. F
Halifax
N. S
Red Cross
Smith
New York
Nova Scotian
Graft in Reading of Water Meters Uncovered in Brooklyn
Deputy Water Commissioner William C. Cozier reports a long standing graft scheme involving false meter readings and mulching of large users in the Brooklyn water department. Several suspects may be indicted by the Grand Jury soon after two years of evidence gathering with district attorney help. The scheme used inspectors to threaten or imply influence, yielding reduced bills for manufacturers and others, with kickbacks to conspirators.
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William C. Cozier
Department of Water Supply
Brooklyn
Cozier
McGuire
Elder
Electric rays offer healing similar to sunlight
The Swedish apparatus with electric rays is claimed to boost health by stimulating growth and nutrition, rebuilding cells and nerve centers. Reported successes include rheumatism heart and circulatory disorders nervous system diseases digestion and metabolic issues gout diabetes obesity and bone or joint injuries.
Water graft scheme probed by grand jury
The report details schemes to alter water charges by inflating bills and splitting payments among grafters and the taxpayer. Water Registrar McGuire aided by officials is a witness as the Grand Jury continues its investigation.
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S. G. Lindeman
Fulton Street
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France
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THE
Dermophile CO
Broome St
Cleveland
Cleveland Limited
NEW York Central Lines
Derby Desk Co City Investing
Broadway
Bread Trust
Master Bakers
Consumers’ Bread Company
Ochser
TRUST
Hackett
Carhart
13Th St
Chambers St
W. K. Vanderbilt
Paris
Europe
Vanderbilt
Julius Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Hygeia Medical Institute
Corner Central Park West
United States
Albert Bernhardt Faust
Cornell University
America
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Faust
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Virginia
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Whistler
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Haig
Fifth Ave
Bet
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N. A. Smith
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Washington Star
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William T. Hornaday
San Francisco Chronicle
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Parrish
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LJ City People
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Udell’s
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the Book Supply Company
Monroe Street
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Barbour
Chicago Record- Herald
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Ima
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Mabie
Irving
Illustrated Juvenile Classics
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Flanders
Quida
Maria L. Kirk
J. B. Lippincott Company
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5Th Street
Suet
Cor
45Th St
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Herr Ritter Jurnitschek
Tiepolo
Sebastiano Ricci
Salvator Rosa—Bourgignon
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