Sugar Trust Likely to Be Prosected by Government
The Sugar Trust’s compromise of the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company suit triggers renewed calls for criminal action under the Sherman Anti Trust Law. Officials privately say the settlement of 10 23 million may be viewed as guilt confession, but some argue it aims to avoid harsher jury damages and cross examination.
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New York Times
Washington
Sugar Trust
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
New York
Pennsylvania Company
Department of Justice
Senate
Culberson
United States Circuit Court
Aldrich
Department
Ise
Comany
Philadelphia
George H. Rle, Jr
Sugar
Pennsylvania Sugar ‘Refining Company
Justice Moody
Supreme Court
Supreme Purt
Bonaparte
Moody
Earle
Cody
Presiden
Roosevelt
Steamer Grounded In Thick Weather Off Fire Island
A steamship ran aground on Fire Island Beach about a half mile west of Point O Woods around 9 PM in heavy rain and dense haze. By early morning the vessel’s name remained unknown. life savers aided with lines as surfboats could not launch. Revenue cutters Mohawk and Seneca were heading toward the ship.
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Fire Island Beach
Point O’woods
Long Island
E. W. Baker
Charles Baker
Point O’ Woods
Mohawk
Seneca
Staten Island
Baker
Volunteer
Sartoris Forced Out of Guatemala Post
Algernon Sartoris grandson of President Grant and former secretary of the American Legation in Guatemala resigns after about a year of service amid rumors of nonvoluntary departure. State Department cites ill health and desire for cooler climate while friends claim family feud and clash with Gen. Frederick Dent Grant explain the move. Sartoris plans to return to New York then tour Europe with his wife.
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New York Times
Washington
Algernon Sartoris
Grant
New York
Europe
Sartoris
State Department
Legation
Philippines
Frederick Dent Grant
Wireless talk reaches beyond hundred miles in trials
In Toulon on June 9, tests of wireless telephone between the cruiser Conde and land stations showed satisfactory progress. The cruiser, now with shorter poles, communicated today at a distance exceeding 100 miles.
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Toulon
Condé
French Navy proves wireless telephone across 100 miles
Washington reports officers noting success of wireless telephone between points 100 miles apart by the French Navy. American Navy found the telephone inferior to the wireless telegraph, with many ships removing the apparatus as the fleet returned home.
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New York Times
Washington
San Francisco
Bureau of Equipment
Mercy for a Boy Prisoner Faces Public Help
Luke Brennan a 16 year old messenger pleaded guilty to stealing carpenter tools from Bernard Worchick's East 115th Street apartment. Judge Foster urged that the youth lacked fair life chances and Theron Strong urged court aid while John R Voorhis of the YMCA offered to assist him in finding work. The boy was sent to the Tombs pending a meeting between Strong and Voorhis.
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Luke Brennan
East 113Th Street
Foster
Bernard Worchick
East 115Th Street
Theron Strong
John R. Voorhis
Young Men’s Movement
Young Men’s Christian Association
Mr. Voorhis
Steel workers to receive wage advance at Cambria plant
In Johnstown twelve thousand Cambria Steel Company employees will get higher wages starting July 1. General Manager Charles B. Price says the wage basis will likely be restored to the pre cut level of 10 percent, following the Steel Corporation open market policy.
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New York Times
Johnstown
Penn
Cambria Steel Company
Charles B. Price
Steel Corporation
Yale Princeton Baseball Game Train Schedule
Yale Princeton baseball game at Princeton on Saturday June 12. Special trains via eee Railroad depart New York at 8 25, 9 25, 10 55 A M and 12 noon, with expected 30 minute after and 9 4 M. Hound trip tickets available from New York in advance.
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Yale-Princeton
Princeton
Eee
New York
Wreck on Canadian Canal Gates Causes Major Damage
The Perry G. Walker rammed the lower gates of the Canadian canal at Sault Ste. Marie, tearing away a gate and opening a flood that sent the Crescent City downstream. The Crescent City foundered. the Walker and Assiniboia suffer damage, and the canal is likely out of service for the season. The Crescent City, with a large hole in its bow, rests at the American pier after being towed.
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New York Times
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Assiniboia
Crescent City
Perry G. Walker
Gilchrist
Walker
Assinaboia
Mosher
Canadian Pacific
Hner
Pittsburg Steamship Company
Lake Superior
St. Mary’s River
Hudson Bay Fur Company
Mackinac Island
American Canal
Steel Corporation
Government Pier
Times Orders To Be Placed With News Dealers
Instruction urges readers to place orders for next Sunday’s Times through local news dealers today to avoid missing notable features. The note emphasizes timely action and dealer participation.
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Times
Hitch in listing U S Steel in Paris
Paris reports a hitch in plans to list United States Steel certificates on the Paris Bourse due to who guarantees French taxes. Authorities debate legality, but officials expect a favorable reconsideration as Herman Harjes defends the plan and says publication of details will occur in two to three days.
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NEW York Times
Paris
United States
Bankers’ Trust Company of
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Herman Harjes
Fire destroys Breakers hotel and three nearby cottages at Spring Lake NJ
A night blaze gutted The Breakers hotel and three adjacent Essex and Sussex cottages in Spring Lake, New Jersey. About 60 guests escaped in nightclothes as flames spread, aided by high winds. damage estimated at 475000 dollars with no livestock losses. Guests found shelter at nearby St James and other coastal cottages. fire crews from Spring Lake Asbury Park and Belmar fought the blaze.
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New York Times
Spring Lake
N. J
Breakers
John H. Eckel
Park Place
Brooklyn
Surf Cottage
Essex and Sussex
Peeakers
Urie
Graff
Asbury Park
Belmar
New Monmouth
Monmouth
Jersey Shore
Essex
Sussex
St. James
Steel listing in Paris not guaranteed by United States Steel
J P Morgan & Co indicated no knowledge of any requirement for the Steel Corporation to guarantee US taxes before listing its stock in Paris. The Steel Corp says listing is a banking matter, not a corporate action, and it has not faced any request or decision on guarantees. Morgan officials note no formal communication to US Steel and no current guarantee obligation.
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J. P. Morgan & Co
United States Steel
Steel Corporation
Paris
Morgan Firm
United States Steel Corporation
New Vanderbilt houseboat sails to Henley regatta
Alfred G. Vanderbilt has a newly built Thames houseboat described as the most luxurious of its kind in England. The 132 foot craft, leaving Oxford for Henley, features a mahogany main saloon with electric lighting, four bedrooms with baths, top deck dining and smoking rooms, an elaborately equipped French kitchen tender, and ivory white bedrooms with main deck bay windows and teakwood pillars bearing the Vanderbilt monogram.
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NEW York Times
London
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Thames
England
Oxford
Henley
Impossible accident in Panama Canal officials say
Washington June 9 engineers of the Isthmian Canal Commission say a recent gate destruction in the Sao Canal could not happen in the Panama Canal. Capt Boggs notes vessels are towed through by electric engines on fixed tracks along the canal edge, preventing such missteps.
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New York Times
Washington
Sao Canal
Panama Lock Canal
Isthmian Canal Commission
Panama Canal
F. C. Boggs
Engineer Corps
The
Canal Commission
Trust fund to pay Pennsylvania debt struck down
Judge McPherson of the United States Circuit Court ruled that the late Prof. Charles D. McCoy of Baltimore created a trust to settle Pennsylvania's debt that violated the law against perpetuities. The Girard Trust Company held the fund, now about 21. He called the scheme elaborate and impossible.
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Philadelphia
McPherson
United States Circuit
Charles D. McCoy
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
McCoy
Girard Trust Company
Summer Reading Number of The New York Times Saturday Review
Descriptive matter on 100 books suited for vacation reading and notes on latest book news Tales of travel fiction and essays featured in the Summer Reading issue.
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New York Times Saturday Review
Providence Brokers Fail and Liquidation Planned
A notice posted by Lewis H. Tappan & Co. announces the closing of Providence brokers after the failure of William Ives & Co. and Ennis & Stoppani of New York. The firm will liquidate to protect the interests of all, citing inadvisability to continue business.
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Providence
R. I
Lewis H. Tappan & Co
Bannigan Building
William Ives & Co
Ennis & Stoppani
New York
Mark Twain Arrives in Baltimore Denies Credit Issue
Special to The New York Times Mark Twain arrives in Baltimore and avoids reporters at the Belvedere. He later responds to a charge of plagiarizing in Is Shakespeare Dead with a brief note calling it an oversight. He plans to address graduates at Saint Timothy's School for Girls in Catonsville.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Mark Twain
Belvedere
Shakespeare
George P. Greenwood
Clemens
Saint Timothy’s School For Girls
Catonsville
Kalil's Fine Downtown Restaurant Opens
An OCR fragment notes Kalil's in downtown opening or reforming. Details are incomplete but indicate a dining venue with emphasis on location and service. The text also mentions a park nearby and a time reference, suggesting a daytime operation.
Atlanta Bain, Birmingham to Memphis Rail Service Listed
Fragmentary OCR notes show Seaboard Air-Line Ry. route details including Atlanta Birmingham Memphis corridor and a 1,183 section reference with street address hints, indicating a railroad timetable or service notice. The text is incomplete but points to railway operations and routing.
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Atlanta
Memphis
Ing
Seaboard Air-Line Ry
Bway
Earthquake Devastates Korinchi Killing 230 in Sumatra
An earthquake near Padang Sumatra on the night of June 3 4 destroyed Korinchi 185 miles southeast killing 230 people and injuring many more. A tidal wave swept away huts.
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Sumatra
Padang
Korinchi
Autoist to Pay 20000 in Damages
In Poughkeepsie New York a Supreme Court verdict awards Mrs Amelia C Mayer of Fishkill 20000 against Miran Karagheusian New York rug dealer. The decision is under review as excessive and a new trial sought. The suit stems from a 1908 collision on the Post Road that left Mayer a physical wreck.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Supreme Court
Amelia C. Mayer
Fishkill
Miran Karagheusian
New York City
Tompkins
Karaghousian
Mayers
Tariff Talk While Sailing on Lusitania
John W. Gates sailed yesterday for Liverpool on the Cunard liner Lusitania saying he goes abroad for his health and expects prosperity. Asked about the tariff he deflected, noting only that its judgment may be known in heaven but not on Earth.
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John W. Gates
Liverpool
Lusitania
Mr. Gates
Michigan Battleship Michigan Breaks Speed Record Pace
Rockland Maine June 9 The battleship Michigan attained 20.01 knots on standardization runs and aims to meet an 18.5 knot contract speed in a four hour test tomorrow. Weather was calm and sea smooth as the measured mile course yielded five top speed runs averaging 18.976 knots.
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Rockland
Michigan
Virginian Railway Sets Coal Haul Record to Tidewater
Norfolk, June 9. A Mikado locomotive powered a train of eighty fifty ton steel coal cars to tidewater. The coal load totaled 4 310 long tons and the train weighed 6 023 tons excluding tender and caboose. The train was assembled at Victoria, 120 miles away.
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Norfolk
Virginian Railway
Tidewater
Victoria
New Yorker Ends His Life In Chicago Park
The well dressed man was found dead in Jackson Park with a self inflicted pistol shot. Clothing labeled by a New York tailoring firm bore the name Mills and the initial M on his handkerchief. Police expect to identify him through tailor Clemens of 399 Fifth Avenue New York.
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Chicago
Lune
Jackson Park
New York
Mills
Clemens
Fifth Avenue
Godfrey Heads West Point Class In Cadet Honors
Stuart C. Godfrey of Milford Massachusetts will graduate at the head of his West Point class next Friday. He has led the class since entering the academy four years ago serving as cadet lieutenant and editor in chief of The Howitzer. Mental exams and cadet standings were announced today.
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West Point
N. Y
Stuart C. Godfrey
Milford
Mass
Academy
Howitzer
Taft taps Democrat for Richmond postmaster
Richmond is to receive Charles E. Wortham as postmaster, replacing Royall E. Cabell who has become Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Wortham, an anti Bryan Taft Democrat, has long backed Democratic tickets and never voted for Bryan. The move signals a Taft policy to appoint Democrats to southern offices.
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New York Times
Richmond
Taft
South
Charles E. Wortham
Royall E. Cabell
Internal Revenue
Edgar Allan, Jr
Hitchcock
Allan
Wortham
Bryan
Taft Defeated in Golf Match at Chevy Chase
President Taft and Gen. Clarence R. Edwards lost to Senator Bourne of Oregon and John T. Hammond by 4 up on the Chevy Chase links. Heavy recatted rains slowed play as the pair faced the Oregon senator and Hammond in Washington.
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Gen. Edwards
John Hays Hammond
Washington
Taft
Clarence R. Edwards
Senator Bourne
Oregon
Johnn T . Hammond
Chevy Chase
Nervous Disorders Benefit From Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Advert says Horsford's Acid Phosphate quiets the nerves relieves nausea aids sleep and improves general health.
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Horsford
Financial Interests to Have Agent in China Prompt Railway Loan
London bankers report Ambassadors Reid White and Hill told British French and German governments of a strong American syndicate seeking participation in the Hankow Szechuen Railway loan. Kuhn Loeb J P Morgan National City Bank and First National Bank form the US syndicate backing a 27.5 million dollar tri partite loan signed June 6.
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London
Reid
White
Hill
Hankow-Szechuen
Minster Rockhill
Taft
United States
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
J. P. Morgan & Co
National City Bank of New York
First National Bank
Peking
Lonedon
Berlin
Paris
Haakow-Szechuen
Tang Shao Yi
Redshill
China
Banking Syndicate Forms to Promote American Investment in China
A U.S. banking syndicate plans wide investment in China to bolster American political and financial influence. It aims to participate in government and provincial loans, railroads, and potentially establish a Chinese bank, with Willard Straight slated to study conditions in Mukden. European banks already press China financing, notably in the Canton Hankow railway loan.
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China
Hankow-Szechuen
State Department
Europe
England
Germany
France
Ca Ital
Far East
Washington
Willard Straight
Mukden
Canton- Hankow
Effe
J. P. Morgan & Co
Ssoane
Morgan-Kuhn
Loeb-Naal City-First National Group
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U.S. Steel
Morgan
Jersey Coast
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Panama
Canal
Prof. McCoy
Tappan & Co
Kalil’s
Restaeiee
Fone
NEW Yorker
Chicago Park
Massachusetts
Republican
J.P. Morgan & Co
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