Boxboard Makers Indicted a Second Time in Sherman Case
A federal grand jury indicted the Boxboard Club for a second time within eighteen months for conspiring to restrain trade in inter state and foreign commerce. The indictment follows guilty pleas to the first case and names nineteen defendants including William C. Greer Henry Sigreiter and Sidney Mitchell. The group allegedly planned output restrictions and a $4 per ton price rise beginning December 1910 and January 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Wise
Boxboard Club
Fibre and Manila Association
Parks Pool
John H. Parks
Parks
Age the Pool
Comici
West Thirtyfourth Street
Europe
F. Chase
Church Street
William C. Greer
Albia Box and Papers Company
Troy
N._Y
Henry Sigreiter
Ravenswood Paper
Long Island City
William H. Smith
American Paper Board Company
Bogota
Sidney Mitchell
American Strawboard Company
Thamesville
N. Y
Theodore Foster
Foster Box Board Paper Company
Utica
William G. Shortess
Haverhill Box Board Company
Hiaverhill
Mass
Robert B. McEwan
McEwan Brothers
Whippany
WN. J, Wil
Sam Kh. Shaffer
New Haven Pulp and Paper Company
New Haven
Conn
Henry L. Paddock
Oswego Falls Pulp and Paper Company
Piermont
Samuel A. Short, Jr
Philadelphia Paper Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
Penn
Manayunk
Oteset Tape
Theiermont Paper Company
N.Y
Soltneae
N. J
Lockport
Schuylerville
Matthias Plum, Jr
Waverly Paper Box Board Company
Weverly
Frank S. Harrison
J. A. Eyste
Eyater & Son
Halston
West Va
Mrs Bull's Indian tonics described in deposition
Miss Annie Murray, Mrs Ole Bull's longtime maid, testified in the will contest about Mrs Bull's last illness and the administration of mysterious Indian tonics. The deposition details her frail, excitable state, refusals to take medicines, and the influence of Miss Marguerite Noble in forcing doses, along with a Cambridge meditation room marked by Ole Bull and Vivekananda imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Ole Bull
Annie A. Murray
Boston
Miss Murray
Bull
Mrs. Bull
Miss Noble
Swami Vivekananda
John L Sullivan Announces Retirement From Stage
John L Sullivan ends his public life after a final week in a Richmond vaudeville show. He says he is through with the game and urges young men to pursue physical training rather than pugilistic careers for show or money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Richmond
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Jordan Out of Jail After Graft Case Arrears Cleared
Cornelius J. Jordan former Queens Water Department Register was released from Queens County Jail after six months on order by Justice Garretson. He sought remittance of a $250 fine tied to his graft case, claiming poverty would extend his confinement by nine more months if unpaid. Jordan was the sole public official indicted in the Queens graft scheme for diverting funds to himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius J. Jordan
Queens
Queens County
Garretson
Jordan
Water Department
Loring Attempted Suicide On Liner Lorraine
Daniel Alden Loring, president of Aetna Real Estate and Loan, was misreported as ending his life at sea aboard the Lorraine which sailed from New York. His son Daniel Alden Loring Jr. reported the elder man, 60s, ill with rheumatism and nervous trouble, feared to harm himself during the Havre voyage. A claimant resembling John D Rockefeller prompted inquiries at Havre about the passenger list aboard the Lorraine and other Atlantic ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Alden
Lorraine
New York
Daniel Alden Loring
Aetna Real Estate and Loan Company
West Thirty-fourth Street
John D. Rockefaller
Havre
Lee
Mr. Alden
Holland House
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Bremen
Heilig Vlav
Copenhagen
the Inquirer
Daniel Alden Loring, Jr
Carlisle, Merrick & Co
Broad Street
Charbourg
Kopff
Ims
Hevre
Auguste
Cring
C. Hand
Aetna Company
Mr. Loring
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Daniel A. Loring, Jr
Loring Family Seeks Missing Rockefeller Lookalike on Ocean Liner
A New York man identified as Daniel Alden sailed aboard the Lorraine under a false name after taking a suit case from his West Seventieth Street home. His son traced him through restaurant sightings and a Paris-bound air of mystery, while a watch was placed on the passenger to prevent self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurras
Alden
Lorraine
Havre
Loring
Maine
Grand Central Terminal
New York
Tiffany Worker Cleared After Tiffany Grand Larceny Claim
Harry Steufer a 40 year old from 81 Ridge Street Jersey City was discharged by Magistrate Steinert in Yorkville Court yesterday after Tiffany & Co. declined to press charges. He was arrested Saturday leaving a Third Avenue pawnshop while attempting to dispose of silverware reported stolen from the Tiffany factory at Forest Hills New Jersey where he had worked twenty four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffany Co
Harry Steufer
Ridge Street
Jersey City
Steinert
Yorkville Court
Tiffany & Co
Steufer
Third Avenue
Tiffany
Forest Hills
N. J
Company
Gift for Mrs Bertha Price Noted in Times
Tus New York Times acknowledges the donation of three dollars for Mrs Bertha Price from A M A. The notice records a small gift affecting Mrs Price and the contributor’s initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Price
New York Times
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James M. Beck
Old Pool
MRS
Lenox Silk Works
West 31St St
5Th Ave
D. A. Loring
Aetna Real Estate and Loan Co
Son
John D. Rockefeller
X Lexington
3D Ave
59Th
60Th St
Bonwit
Harris
B’way
Sth Ave
21St St
Bloomingdales
Lex
THE
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, Ga
Coca-Cola
Simov
Alghierl
South Station
Broadway
N.Y. City
Bighlesea
Macy
Nainsook Hose
Taffeta
Macy's
Macy’s
Dolly Madison
R. H. Macy & Co
Eayly
Giant
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