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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1906

Page

28

Indictment of Tobacco Trust Leaders Highlights Licorice Paste Case

A federal grand jury indicted MacAndrews & Forbes Co and John S. Young Co plus presidents Karl Jungbluth and Howard E. Young on antitrust counts for monopolizing licorice paste. Warrants issued. trials expected months away with corporate defendants appearing by counsel. The case centers on control of 85 percent of U S licensed paste sales and alleged price manipulation to favor the Tobacco Trust over independent manufacturers.

Tobacco Trust Pes Tee MacAndrews & Forbes John S. Young Baltimor Karl Jungbluth Howard E. Young Toere Trust Judge Lacombe Henry W. Taft Felix H. Levy Gensel Jungbluth Mr. Young Gorow Jude Lacombe Lancer Nicoll John D. Lindsay Ge Tee Companies Maggafrews & Forbes Company John & Joune Company E. E. Hale United Sates Supreme Court John S. Young Company John D. Lewis Peridence Weaver & Sterry Company Lewis MacAndrews & Contra Fortes Company Henry M. Ray John 5. Young Company John D. Ly S John TD. Lewis

Company Letter Used to Pressure Witness Immunity

Judge Lacombe ruled that furnishing the letter to force government action does not shield the secretary from contempt or protect the letter’s producer from prosecution. The grand jury may obtain the letter from the company, and the officer who delivered it is not immune for providing evidence.

Jungbluth

Kansas harvest labor crisis calls for 25000 workers

Topeka dispatch reports Kansas seeks 25000 additional harvest hands as railroads block standard rates and farmers along the Santa Fe recruit laborers. Free employment agent Gerow blames railroads for the shortage, noting high track wages and limited passenger discounts. Some farmers lure workers with incentives including transportation and meals.

Chicago Record- Herald Topeka Kansas Gerow Halstead

Torpedo Boat Patents Bought By International Power

The International Power Company announced it has purchased the Herreshoff torpedo boat patents. Charles F. Herreshoff will oversee torpedo boat manufacture. He recently patented alcohol motors for torpedo boats, promising boats of equal length and tonnage but half the weight and draft. The lighter design could navigate shallower rivers and may allow carrying torpedo boats on battleship decks.

The International Power Company Herreshoff Charles F. Herreshoff

New Banking House for Havana Organizes Banque de la Havana

National City Bank identified interests are organizing a new financial institution in Havana to be called Banque de la Havana with 2 500 000 dollars capital. It will charter under Cuban law and begin operations in early fall. J C Martine, cashier at National City Bank, named to sail for Havana to run details.

Banque de la Havana—National City Bank National City Bank London Paris Havana Banque de la Havana Cuba J. C. Martine The Martine

Funeral for Italian Victims Draws Thousands on Avenue A

Ten thousand mourners, mainly Italian, attend the funeral of Tessina and Joseph Celentino two and four years old killed by an Avenue A trolley. Father Matino conducts service on the parents' stoop. Mothers fainting and police block traffic to the ferry as the hearses pass.

Tessina Joseph Celentino Avenue A Father Matino St. Elizabeth's Church 13Th Street Delano East 23d Street

No Gambling at Y M C A Carnival in Nyack

Nyack New York June 16 Special The Y M C A carnival was disrupted when Vice-President E F Perry ordered a wheel of fortune operator to leave for offering gambling like prizes and declaring no blanks. The operator vacated with attractions and a fortune telling young woman, dulling the crowd but new acts were quickly arranged to replace them.

Nyack N. Y Young Men's Christian Association Wheel of Fortune E. F. Perry

Ministers' Conference Debates Christianity Critique

At the Baptist Ministers Conference held at North Church on West 11th Street yesterday, Rev. Dr. Charles J. Kevill of Trenton presented a paper on Christianity and criticized excessive individualism, communism, and altruism. In discussion Rev. Dr Leighton Williams cited John D. Rockefeller’s altruism remark and suggested he should work with the morning speaker.

Baptist Ministers’ Conference North Church West 11Th Street Charles J. Kevill Trenton Leighton Williams John ID. Rockefeller

Merchants' Texas Fare Cuts For New Orleans Trip

The Merchants' Association reports that several Texas rail lines have authorized merchants' rates to New Orleans for July 21 to July 31 and August 4 to August 6. The fare is one and one third round trip with 30 day return limit under the certificate plan. The special rate also covers Texas travelers with the water trip via Southern Pacific steamers.

Merchants’ Association Houston & Texas Central Railroad Houston, East & West Texas Railway Company Morgan’s Louisiana & Texas Railroad Louisiana Western Railroad Texas & New Orleans Railroad Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Railway Texas New Orleans Southern Pacific

European crop prospects in June distress Northwest Europe weather

A Washington report summarizes the June conditions abroad from the Department of Agriculture. May brought unseasonably cold gloomy weather to Northwestern Europe especially Britain and France with brief spells of very low temperatures in Italy and Spain. Eastern Europe saw exceptionally genial conditions for grain in Russia while Northwestern crops lagged but benefited from abundant rainfall. Southern and Central Europe show generally average to good prospects with Eastern Europe slightly worse due to ongoing adverse trends.

Washington Department of Agriculture Europe Great Britain France Italy Spain Russia

Dinnerware pricing lines from a catalog listing

The entry shows two price points for dinner size goods: 2.00 per dozen at 4.25 dozen quantities and 3.00 per dozen at 5.75 dozen quantities.

Fall River Mills Propose 6 Percent Profit Dividend Plan

The Cotton Manufacturers Association in Fall River offers operatives a minimum 6 percent profit sharing dividend based on the cotton cost to cloth price margin. If workers reject, arbitration may be used. Textile Council unions vote Wednesday on the proposal amid wage-scale discontent with the sliding scale.

Fall River Mass Cotton Manufacturers’ Association Textile Council W. L. Douglas

Belmont Tunnel Fight Opens in New York Supreme Court

The New York and Long Island Railway Company seeks to permanently restrain the city from revoking a permit for the Belmont tunnel under 424th Street and the East River. Justice Fitzgerald presides, with earlier injunctions in place, and witnesses examined on work done, route, and capital stock. The case resumes today.

New York & Long Island Railway Company Steinway East River Belmont Supreme Court Justice Fitzgerald Justice Blanchard O'Brien Railway Company

Sunday Baseball Cases Adjourned In Brooklyn Courts

Most defendants arrested for violating the Sunday baseball law in Brooklyn were adjourned. Magistrate Higginbotham reserved decision on Saratoga Park players. West Point and Brighton clubs arraigned. Ridgewood team discharged in Flushing. Brooklyn Baseball Club officials adjourned at Myrtle Avenue court. eight players in Williamsburg held on $300 bail. Deputy Commissioner OKeeffe expects a higher court ruling before next Sunday.

Brooklyn Higginbotham Gates Avenue Saratoga Park West Point Brighton Ridgewood Flushing Court Brooklyn Baseball Club Myrtle Avenue Baldwin O'Reilly Manhattan Avenue Williamsburg O'Keeffe

Tobacco Acreage Uncertain Due to Weather

The Department of Agriculture reports that unfavourable May weather across the tobacco belt makes it impossible to estimate this year’s acreage. Except for a few southern states, little tobacco had been transplanted by May 3. July 1 will see published statistics comparing this year’s planted acreage with last year’s and state averages.

Washington Department of Agriculture United States Department

Women's Summer Neckwear and Ties on First Floor

Automobiling Scarfs priced from $1.46 to $2.97. Tailored stocks in linen, pique and madras at 24c and 46c, plus a choice assortment of Windsors and Four-in-Hand Ties from 24c to 68c.

Madras

Desirable Rooms Advertised Near Riverside Park

Five lines per insertion at five cents each offers rooms in The Tribune Directory of Desirable Rooms for fourteen days. Listings include 878 West End Ave near 103rd Street with furnished rooms and views of West End Ave, 49th Street at 110 West with furnished rooms and running water, and 40th Street to West near Bryant Park offering well furnished rooms for gentlemen with no board.

Gibson Tribune West End Ave Riverside Park New York City 49Th ST 40Th ST Bryant Park

English Carving Sets Underprice in Basement Sale

Basement sale offers English carving sets with stag and celluloid handles at low prices. Knife and fork set 99c, stag-handled 1.49 to 1.98 for three pieces, celluloid sets 1.94 to 2.49, all below typical $1.78 to $3.49 prices.

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