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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1906

Page

14

Ice Trust Five Sentenced in Toledo Conspiracy Case

In Common Pleas Court Judge Kinkade imposed the maximum five thousand dollar fine and one year in the workhouse on five ice merchants found guilty of conspiracy to restrain trade. Names include Miller, Beard, Lemmon, Breining, and Waters. Restitution to customers possible to mitigate sentences.

Toledo Common Pleas Court Kinkade Tce Joseph A. Miller R. A. Beard R. C. Lemmon H. P. Breining Peter H. Waters Fce

Preserved Meat Probes Move To Prosecute Indy Dealers

Dr. J N Hurty and H E Barnard presented eighty five meat analyses to Judge Fremont Alford and Prosecutor Charles Bene dict. They found preservatives in thirty three of forty nine samples and sixteen more in thirty six samples. About thirty dealers in the Indianapolis city market face action under state law.

Indianapolis J. N. Hurty State Board of Health H. E. Barnard State Board Miller Z. Henry Davis Richmond Fremont Alford Marion County Criminal Court Charles E. Benedict Barnard Alford Trenedict

Grain Monopoly and Railroads Tied to Elevators Probed

Senator La Follette urged expanding the Tillman Gillespie inquiry to cover grain transport and storage. He alleged joint ownership between railroads and elevator firms harming farmers, naming lines and companies such as Chicago & Rock Island, Armour Elevator, Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe, Union Pacific, and Peavey Elevator. Senator Nelson backed the charges, predicting further findings of railroad and elevator consolidation. The resolution was adopted without division.

Washington la Follette Interstate Commerce Commission Tillman-Gillespie Fea Chicago & Rock Island Charles Counselman Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Armour Elevator Company Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Richardson Company Union Pacific Peavey Elevator Company Chicago & Northwestern Bertlet & Frazier Elevator Company Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Nelson

St Louis Court Rules Against Antitrust Payment Claim

In St Louis Circuit Court Judge Ryan held a purchaser need not pay for goods bought from a so called trust. Cahill Swift Manufacturing sued Joseph F Walsh plumber for 24 dollars claiming goods valued at the judgment were not paid for. Walsh argued the company was a trust and the court sustained the defense citing antitrust grounds.

St. Louis Circuit Court Today Ryan Cahill-Swift Manufacturing Company Sait Joseph F. Walsh Walsh

Investigation Work Outlined By Bureau of Corporations

Washington outlines for next year the Bureau of Corporations plan to expand steel, tobacco, and sugar investigations funded by an unexpended balance of 79000. Deputy Commissioner Herbert Knox Smith notes prior immunity issues delayed work and that cooperation with United States Steel Corporation provided data to cut costs.

Washington Bureau of Corporations House Appropriations Committee Herbert Knox Smith United States Steel Corporation Littauer Smith Mr. Smith Steel Corporation

James McCreery Sale Of Silk Waists In Elbow Sleeve Models

On June 26 and 27 James McCreery and Co offers 100 dozen China Silk Waists trimmed with lace. Featuring models with elbow sleeves and price points from 4.50 to 9.00, reflecting earlier value ranges up to 9.00.

Interborough Metropolitan pool stock falls amid cash calls and dissension

Interborough Metropolitan common stock dropped 53 points to 87 percent as cash calls of 9 percent on pool members fueled bear pressure. The day saw a rally to 38 percent but closed down 4 percent. preferred fell 1 point. Rumors of board dissent circulated, denied by Interboro interests, while analysts noted the pool aimed to defend the 59 level and feared distribution of stock to members. Amalgamated Copper also weakened, closing near 97.5.

Bears Interborough-Metropolitan Pool Interborough Metropolitan Board New York Interborough Rapid Transit Company Metropolitan Street Railway Company Interborough Metropolitan Company Interborough Metropolitan Common Washington Standard Oil

Wabash Faces Pittsburg Line Challenge and Carnegie Link

Wabash interests in the city show no alarm after Pittsburg news of a move threatening the Wabash Carnegie Steel connection. The 25 year contract to haul Carnegie tonnage began with the first Wabash line to reach Carnegie properties. A US Steel and Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal pact created a new link whose emergence now faces the Union Railroad vacating a Monongahela Short Line route charter kept alive since 18%.

Pittsburg Carnegie Steel Company Joseph Ramsey, Jr The Wabash Carnegie Company Carnegie United States Steel Corporation Steel Corporation West Side Belt Railroad Wabash-Pittsburg Union Railroad

U S Steel Expects Big Quarter Says Gary

Ex Judge E H Gary, chairman of United States Steel, predicts the current quarter will show the largest earnings since the firm's formation. Unfilled orders stand near 7,000,000 and 2,500,000 tons more than a year ago, while crop reports suggest excellent harvests nationwide boosting steel demand.

E. H. Gary United States Steel Corportion Steel Corporation

Mortgage Sale of Saloon Fixtures in Manhattan

Samuel Newwitter auctioneers will conduct a sale today at 9 o'clock at 2 and 4 Carmine Street Manhattan Borough fixtures and chattels of a saloon by order of mortgagee and proceeds go to satisfy debt.

Samuel Newwitter Carmine St Borough of Manhattan

New York Carpet Cleaning Co Opens Modern Service House

The N. Y. Carpet Cleaning Company boasting oldest, largest, and most modern service at 487 and 439 West 45th Street. Contact via Tel. 288 Bryant. Founders include W. H. Jordan and Edwin Lentz, with establishment dating back to 1857.

N. Y. Carpet Cleaning Co 45Th ST Bryant W. H. Jordan Edwin Lentz

Elegant furnished rooms and board listed in city ads

A collage of room for rent notices from various places including Ala Bama at 15 East 11th Street Saratoga Springs and New Columbian Hotel near Congress Springs. Descriptions mention private baths, meals, weekly rates, and references. Listings include rooms with running water, summer rates, and housekeeper manufacturers at 24 Union Square.

Alabama East 11Th St Saratoga Springs N. Y New Columbian Hotel Congress Springs Convention Hall Earee Bath Madison Ave 106Th ST Corner Broadway Corning

General Asphalt Pleased at Suit Over Libel Claim

John D. Lindsay said the General Asphalt Company is glad to defend a $100,000 libel suit filed by A. Barber in the Supreme Court First District. Barber claims an annual report libeled him by alleging past misconduct including wrecking National Asphalt, rival Mexico ventures, a conspiracy with President Castro to harm Newark and Bermudez in Venezuela, selling asphalt from Mudez Lake, and failing to account for $537.88 in 1897.

General Asphalt Company John D. Lindsay Nicoll, Anable & Lindsay National Asphalt Company Mexico Castro Newark and Bermudez Mudez Lake

Rumor of Major Capital Increase at Standard Oil New Jersey

Reports claimed Standard Oil directors debated expanding the New Jersey subsidiary’s capitalization five or six fold to divert attention from dividend size and list new stock on the New York Stock Exchange. A company representative dismissed the tale as old and contrary to listing policy.

Standard Oil Standard Oil Company of New Jersey New York Stock Exchange Stock Exchange

Merchants Association Sets New Mexico to New York Rate

The Merchants' Association of New York arranged merchants' rates from Mexico to the metropolis for the upcoming buying season. The special rate of one fare and one third for the round trip becomes effective from National Lines of Mexico and Mexican National Railway points on July 21, 1025, through August 4, with a 30 day return limit.

Associaton of New York Mexico Mexican National Railway

Queens groups protest NY Connecting franchise plan

The United Civic Associations of Queens adopt protests against granting the franchise to the New York Connecting Railroad Company. The application sits before the Rapid Transit Commission as residents claim the proposed high embankment between Bushwick and Maspeth would hinder borough development.

United Civic Associations of Queens New York Connecting Railroad Company Rapid Transit Commission Bushwick Maspeth

Mutual Life Sells Bank of America Stock

The Mutual Life disposed of one thousand Bank of America shares following a new insurance law. Earlier, Equitable and Mutual Life sold about five thousand Lawyers Mortgage Company shares to its shareholders. Bank of America stock purchasers are described as large stockholders. the bank has 1.5 million in capital and shares around 52.

Mutual Life Bank of America Equitable Life Assurance Society Mutual Life Insurance Company

White Star To Shift Large Steamers To Mediterranean

The White Star Line will move the Cedric and Celtic from Liverpool to the Mediterranean for the 1906 07 winter season to handle increased traffic to Italy Syria and the Levant. These are the largest ships ever sent to the region.

White Star Line Cedric Celtic Liverpool Mediterranean Italy Seypt Levant

Extra Size Corset Covers and Garments Price Notes

The listing shows extras in corset covers and skirts with close fitting value 0.35 and 1.24 discounts. It notes extra size cambric skirts with umbrella ruffle and embroidery at 1.98, plus extra size nainsook gowns with round neck and Paris Val lace at 1.98 or 1.24.

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Handkerchief Sale Slashes Prices for Summer Shopping

Local sale offers white and color hemmed handkerchiefs at five to nine cents each. Limited to six dozen per buyer, a steep discount aimed at summer shoppers.

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