Atkin's Sugar Trust Hearing Details on Competition
Washington June 12. Edward F Atkin testifies before a special committee about the sugar trust consolidation. He argues competition was destroyed by the merger to set prices while producers aimed to control production and profits. Other witnesses name Havemeyer and major refiners in the reorganized trust, with stock pooling and price strategies discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres Wire
Washington
Conn Thien
Eiward
Jame M. Hock
General Council
Atta
Bim
Duke M. Parnun
Thomas
Tirso Way
Hirdwick
Whig Leaf Werthioen
Atkin
Bam
Havemeyer
Atkins
Unclear text capture of a local incident report
Fragmentary OCR text describes a vehicle crash near a roadway with references to people named Hovgreaves Sabri and Wayland. Mentions a machine or car involved and a fatal or serious injury context. Details are garbled with many nonstandard words and names.
Secretaries Trade 1 000 Bivbtare Move Womens Policy
A chaotic wire service summary reports on political maneuvers and social figures. It mentions Jubak wedding, a large fashion event, and references to American labor issues, international ties, and a Spanish incident. The piece mingles political, social, and economic notes with unclear connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suretin
Imat Cmd
Fock Jubak
Woman Buried in Door Yard Tragedy Reported
Article describes a grisly discovery as a woman is found buried in her own door yard, with authorities pressed to confirm a murder linked to a suspect named Taylor and a suspect’s accomplice. The piece notes a second woman, a comely twenty year old, connected to the case and confined in prison, with ongoing investigation and evolving evidence.
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Mortifageon
Dune
Mattie
Mette "Paylin
Wiley Sam Fount
Dhor Yard
Sonterday
Marahall
Hite
Ely
Rim
Roarlons
Taylara
Intrigue and Military Reforms Amid Coast Artillery Clash
A chaotic report outlines transformations within the Coast Artillery and broader military affairs. It describes reorganization, funding shifts near 1 million dollars, and strategic movements including infantry and artillery adjustments, with references to the Madera family and national political tensions shaping wartime actions.
Two Killed at Culver History Periodical
Two individuals, including Nellie Maden and Karl Kuller, die in a local incident near Millavry as a crowd gathers. The fragmentary report mentions a student era at Culver and a tide of confusion surrounding the event.
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Thal
Karl Kuller
Culver
Nellie Maden
Kellbad
Millavry
LaRue Takue June 1 Moves to Prospect and Arrests
Reports from LaRue describe Takue and W. W. Moore with wife visiting Prospect. Albert Riger and others from North rowing are detained. Amid family movements, various residents travel to Marion, Kirkwood, and Green Camp. Funeral services, church meetings, and missionary appeals are noted, alongside local social visits and shifts in law enforcement.
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Takue
W. W. Moore
Marty Padeenters
Albert Riger
North
Aiieste
Mire
Biger
Tes
MeNef
Mary Aicont van Vonwioting
Fareinies
Amanita Roturs
Edgar S. Cooke on Trial for Embezzling 24000 Dollars
Edgar S. Cooke faces trial accused of embezzling twenty four thousand dollars from the Big Four. The case centers on alleged misappropriation during his tenure with the railroad firm. Proceedings focus on financial records and expert testimony.
Gouden killed M'Dermott and Warriner case in debate
Jeannette Ford-Worte to Cooke urging care of her child while Warriner is taken to Cincinnati to testify. Cooke and Wor is Cer heue Witteen Yeon face trial for embezzling 24000 from the Erie Four railroad. Evidence includes witnesses from New York and Brooklyn banks and a scheme involving Warriner’s rail line funds. The trial opens with testimony expected to detail higher involvement and criminal intent.
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Jeannette Ford Worte
Cooke
Wieder
Coole
Bie Pour
Charles le Verrinee
Bie Sour
Eabirond
Muate'e Ohlet
Jeannette Ford
Warriner
dDiackmail
Yeas
Herwone Wren
Werontinedt
Werther
Mra. Ford
Mny
Warrier
Edgar
Charles le Wariner
Iredeurer
Hig Four Rallfokd
Ole
York
Cincinnati
New York
Faker
United States
tTharlow Hinburg
Pinst Nacional Bank
Brooklyn
Devenbee
Denver
Decemiwe
Finsina
Donuinry
Jenruary
Balver
Mari
Seinotte
Ferd
Warener
Aftietat
New York Central
Webich
Alan
Bimar
Amit Wander
William J. Heffron
G.C. Toelank
Charlea J. Pind
Daniel Deeyfom
W. Piycher
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