Mormon Called Before Sugar Probe in Washington
June 11 Washington committee hearing on the sugar industry investigation includes Apostle Snouth, former Utah Idaho Sugar organizer, and figures such as Thomas R. Cutler and others. Subpoenas issued for Harrison, Warrison, Harremeyer, and Spierleis. Charles Heike named in connection with the Ameren Sugar Refining company.
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Washington
Jo opie Smith
Vormea
Hardwick
bowle
Caarman
Mr. Smith
California
apostle Lo
Atied Harrison
Charles 4. Warrison
Franklin Iagot Refining Company
Philadelphia
Hoare Harremeyer
New
Gan
Charles 11. Heike
Ameren Sugar Refining com
Catherine Barker Heir to Forty Million Dollar Sugar Firm Tale
Michigan City report notes Catherine Barker is sole heir to about seventy four million dollars tied to Henry O Havermeyer and the National Sugar Company. Testimony links Havermeyer to large stock profits. committee probes ownership and transfer of more than seven million of the company’s ten million issue.
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National Sugar company
Stavemeyer
Rich Girl Asks Court to Split Inherited Income with Charity
Catherine Barker, twelve, of Laporte Ind, under her father's will receives 60000 yearly for education and sustenance and asks the circuit court for permission to divide her income with charitable institutions in Laporte and Michigan City. She inherited 14000000 from her share of the estate held in trust.
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Chicago
Catherine Barker
Laporte
Ind
circuit court
tacoma
Michigan Cty
Taft Seeks Civil Service Expansion in Appointments
Washington June 16 President Taft says he would welcome Congress removing the duty of naming collectors of internal revenue United States marshals and second and third class postmasters to the civil service. He urges extending civil service protection to such offices and notes no party machine should be built through patronage. In contrast a fierce storm at Trieste wrecked port facilities, killed many, damaged ships, and swept debris over the breakwater.
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Washington
Taft
congress
United States
United States district attorney
Trieste
bi ius
Wares
Democrats Form Federation In Pennsylvania Convention
A state Democratic federation was formed in Harrisburg with forty clubs rep ment, led by temporary chair William B Wilson. Governor Wilson of New Jersey and Speaker Clark spoke, and officers were elected including W N McNair and Leon Levy. The movement aims to reorganize the party, with Guthrie favored for state chair and the central committee to elect him at the July 19 meeting.
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Harrisburg
tod dders
Wiliam
Wilson
Woodhuw Wilson
New Jersey
Chawp Clark
Provident
William B Wilson
Tioga county
secretart
W. N. McNair
Alto
Leon Levy
Lackawanna county
Warren Worth Bailey
Cambria county
John N. Macure
Lancaster county
Joseph Howley
Allegheny county
Lawrence J1. Rupp
Lehigh county
Francis Wisher Kane
Philadelphia
ison
Messrs
Kane Philadelphia
Collier
Williamsport
ath
Davis
Lancaster
federation
Mrane
s Fisher Kane
John A. Thornton
Roland S. Morris
David Fitzgerald
Jenkintown
W. W. Bailey
Johnstown
R. W. Guthrie
Pittsburg
Lawrence Rupp
Allentown
Democratic state central committee
George W. Guthrie
Guthrie
Congressman Palmer
James M. Guffey
Arthur DeWalt
Czar Visits Our Fleet Portraits For Battleship Officers
Emperor Nicholas toured Cronstadt June 16 and met the Waned States Navy fleet under Admiral Badger. He anchored amid rain and presented signed portraits to Admiral Badger and captains of the battleships Kansas New Hallovshie and Sainti Carelina.
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Cronstadt
Russia
Nicholas
Atte fieat
Bear Jam
Canaries
Badger
Jay
Peterhof
Admiral Badger
Lowing Kansas
New Hallvshie
Sainti Carelina
Wilmington Millionaire Seeks Divorces Over Birth of Son
John Bancroft Jr., son of a Wilmington textile magnate, files for divorce from Madeline Dupont Bancroft on statutory grounds. He names Max Heibler Jr. as co-defendant parent of their three week old son, alleging the child is the German resident’s. Trial set for September. case expected to shock Delaware courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
John Bancroft, Jr
John Bancroft
Alfred J. Dupont
Dupont Powder company
Washington
UD. C. McLeod
dy va
Madeline Dupont Bancroft
Max Helbier, Jr
Bancroft
Max Heibler
Munich
Bavaria
Delaware
Princeton
Heidelberg University
Bancroft manufactory
New York Firm Settles Undervaluation Fraud Case
Assistant United States Attorney Levy announced a $32,063.66 settlement to end customs fraud claims against the Mrs. Osborn Company dressmakers at 24 East Forty-sixth Street. Alleged losses total $64,131.32 for undervalued gowns bought from Paquin and other customers in Paris from 1904 to 1909. The gesture came from the Ritznees of the Osborns, who own most shares and run the firm for the late mother’s young daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Levy
Mrs. Osborn Company
East Forty-sixth street
Paquin
Mrs
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