Sugar Trust May Hold 43 Percent of U S Business
Government grand jury hears witnesses as Sherman anti trust probe into the American Sugar Refining Company continues. Reports show the American company controlled about 42 to 43 percent of U S beet and cane sugar production, with ties to the National Sugar Refining and Western Sugar Refining firms. Indictments against directors are noted as the probe nears a close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Sugar Refining Company
Arthur Donner
American Sugar Refining Company of
New Jersey
John Mayer
United States
Tham
Knapp
American Sugar Refining Company
Matthiessen & Weichers
Jersey City
The
Standard
Boston
Louisiana
Chalmette
New Orleans
Havemeyer & Elder
Et Williamshoro
Spreckels
Franklin
Philadelphia
Western Sugar Refining Company
San Francisco
Arbuckles
Federal
American Beet Sugar Company
Arbuckies
Domi Bred
Heike Under Fire In Government Fraud Trial
Charles R. Heike, secretary treasurer of American Sugar Refining, stands trial in the U S Circuit Court on a conspiracy to defraud the government of customs duties. Henry L. Stimson prosecutes as witness cross-examination continues with focus on the H O Wemeyer letter about underweighing at the Williamsburg refinery. Government aims to finish cross-examination soon and present rest of evidence, with a jury verdict likely by evening adjournment or the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Heike
American Sugar Refining Company
New York
United States Circuit Court
Henry L. Stimson
Department of Justice
Mr. Stimson
H. O. Wemeyer
Williamsburg
Ernest Gert
Heike
OF Interest to Women Summer Gloves in Demand
The provident woman has equipped her summer wardrobe and now turns to gloves. Shops in the 3rd Street shopping district feature long silk gloves as a seasonal specialty, expected to be in demand with warming weather and visible signs of spring.
Noble Deeds Lift Hearts to Higher Levels Poem
Whene'er a noble deed is wrought or spoken a noble thought our hearts rise to higher levels. Harrowed by H. W. Longfellow, the verse echoes timeless virtue and elevated spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Longfellow
Little Missionary's Day Nursery Report at St Mark's Place
The annual report by Miss Sara Curry, president of the branch at 93 St. Mark's Place, Manhattan, summarizes part of the cheerful work in the city. It notes the Little Missionary's Day Nursery in 199 has endeavored in many ways to improve the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Curry
St. Mark's Place
Manhattan
Little Missionary’s Day Nursery
One piece dress pattern and community fund drive
The notice describes a no sew one piece dress pattern No 6678 for ages two four and six with yardage for medium size and mail order options from the New York Tribune pattern department. It also reports extensive philanthropic work by a neighborhood nursery and mother’s clubs in Summit New Jersey and Clark’s Falls Connecticut, noting visits to the sick and a summer camp program at Netherwood New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New- York Tribune
Netherwood
N. J
Emergency relief appeals aid workers and patients
A medical case prompts a country retreat for a pneumonia patient at four dollars a week with travel paid by No. 10 branch. An elderly woman seeks two weeks of board before a new position. A nervous prostration patient finds a country post recovery and a Southern woman needs glasses for work. Tribune Sunshine Society in New York coordinates aid with Sunshne members support and gifts reach Cuba N Y and Rutherford N J branches for nursery and injured boy relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 10 Branch
Halth
Princeton group seeks copy of Black Rock for shut-in man
A Princeton New Jersey group requests a copy of the work Black Rock to aid a shut-in man suffering heart and lung trouble. A simple outfit for hammered brass work would also assist this indigent individual.
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Princeton
N. J
Charitable Clothing Drops Arrive From Several Towns
A barrel of useful clothing arrives from Stamford Connecticut a box of clothing slippers and more from Manhattan with no name infants under wear from Mrs. Gorton Yonkers slumber shoes from E B The Bronx cards and booklets from Miss H attractive birthday gifts for invalids from Mrs H N Rockwell Yonkers a box of children s clothing from E P Montgomery Mount Kisco New York another contribution from Bath Beach Long Island A laundress notes water boiled with hay yields best wash for tan colored linen water should be warm not hot and good white soap is essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
N. Y
Bath Beach
Long Island
Questions on Afternoon Gowns and Chaperons in Social Etiquette
A letter page discusses attire with low necklines, noting Dutch and rounded necks are acceptable while extreme necklines are unfashionable. It affirms evening weddings are not smart, endorses chaperons for safety and decorum, and offers etiquette guidance on condolence cards for acquaintances and a grammar query on the sentence What I purpose I accomplish.
Pastor Russell on Jerusalem and the double of Israel
Pastor Russell returns from a foreign tour to a crowded Brooklyn Tabernacle and Academy of Music event. He discusses Israel’s “double” time, prophecies by Jeremiah Zachariah and Isaiah, and the worldwide implications for Jews and Christians under a coming Messiah’s kingdom. He cites 1878 as the start of the second era of disfavor and 1915 as its end, and notes Zionist interest and the opening of Palestine to Jews under a new Turkish government. He also outlines the heavenly and earthly Jerusalems and the future restitution blessings in a millennial context.
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Pastor Russell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
London
Palestine
Egypt
Great Britain
Germany
Rome
Jerusalem
City of
David
Christ the Lord
Israel
Abraham
Jacob
Jeremiah
Jeremiah xvi
Zachariah
Jesus
Association
Oriental Trading Company
Jaffa
Russia
Kieff
Russell
Messiah
Mount Zion
Lord
Christendom
New Jerusalem
God
Isaac
Heaven
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Cpope OF Sugar Trust
Concern
American Jgular Refining Company
Federal Grand Jury
Tribune
American Refining Company
Washington
James R. Knapp
United States Attorney
Denver
Gubpena
Government
Tribune Unship Chrery
Little Missionary Branch
Young Ladies’ Club
Summit
Sttle
Dudley N. Carpenter
U.S. N
Annapolis
T. S&s S
Kate
Adelaide
Neighborhood Club
Sunshine Club
Clark's Falls
Conn
Rhode Island
John §. Cole
Clark’s Falls
W. T. Collins
Potter Hill
R. I
Westerly
Ashaway, R. i
Unity Branch
Cuba
California
N.Y
Sullivan
Ontario & Western
Columbus Ave
West
Fifth Ave
Desas
St Ferries
Beaver St
Court St
Nostrand Ave
J. R. Dunbar
Dept. A
Rotel Kaaterskill
Catskill Mountains
Murray Hil Hill
Central House
Geo. W. Reed
Belle Vue Hous
Hainesvalle
A. H. Legg
Upland Farmates Falls
C. H. Legg
Haines Falls House
Catskills
J. W. Byrnes
Haines Falls
MAPLE GROVE _HOUSE
Palenville
Greene Co
Manhattan Beach
Alfred
Amer
Waldorf-Astoria
Coughlin
Astor Court
Oriental Hotel
Joseph P. Greaves
Florida East Coast System
Mercadante’s
Orchestra New York
Edgemere Club
Edgemere
L. I America
Woodward
Sith St
T. D. Green
Briarcliff
Dodane
C. G. Trussell
Mer
Augusta
Prospect House
Shelter Island Heights
L. 1
Broadway
25Th St
E. A. Langworthy
Cedar Cliff Inn
Monroe, Orange CO
Booman
Lake George
Kitchawan-on-Croton Lake
A . White
Lackawanna Railroad
Lackawanna Ticket
Newark
Trayhore
Atlantic City
Traymore Hotel Company
D. & White
Marquette
Mgr
Dennis
Walter J. Buzby
Warlborough- Grenheim
Josiah White & Sons Company
Brunswick Asbury Park
Morgan & Parsons
Beach Haven
Massachusetts
LENOX
Mass
Ger Aspinwala
D. Seavey
Magnificent Scener Inc
Werkshire Hill
Igorativ
Stockbridge
Levee Waren Heaton Hall
Allen T. Treadway
Iders
West 47Th
Berkshires
Fice
Berkshire Hills
Maplewood
Pittsfield
Berkshire CO
Hur W. Plumb
Pennsylvania
Gap House
John Purdy Cope
Kittatinny
Delaware Water Gap
G. Frank Cope
Water _Gap
Westeonne Park
Wee Olang
Ana J. G. Holbert
Essick Heights
Penna
Essick
Alleghenies
H. M. Essick
Pa Prop
Vermont
Manchester
the Osborne
57Th St
7Th Ave
Canada
Moira Lakes
Ontario
Isaiah
Israel's
Levy
the New Jerusalem
International Bible Students’ Association
Royal Albert Hall
England
Bible and Tract Society
Paradise
Hell
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