Open Market in Iron and Steel Trade Created by Judge Gary
New York Feb 19 An open market in iron and steel trade was created when former Judge Gary chairing United States Steel announced that leading manufacturers will set modified prices to protect customers and keep fair market share. The move follows days of conferences with subsidiary company heads and other steel firms to curb price cutting and stabilize the industry.
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U. S. Steel Corporation
New York
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Garr
Steel Manufacturing Couics
Ume
Joe
Harriman Targeted in Oregon Senate Debates Rail Amendment
In Salem Oregon February 19 Edward H Harriman faced sharp rebuke in the Oregon State Senate as it adopted a proposal to amend the constitution to permit state ownership and construction of railroads. The vote along party lines saw one Republican dissent. Senators charged Harriman with hindering central Oregon development and accused him of using obstructive tactics during the Spokane Portland and Seattle railroad project. The resolution drew backing from leading business figures and churches in Oregon.
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Salem
Ore
Edward H. Harriman
Oregon State Senate
House
Harriman
Central
Oregon
HI Ines
Spokane, Portland and
Seattle
North Bank Road
Columbia River
Senate
Hill Systems
Ptorests
Piles Cured in 14 Days by Pazo Ointment
An advertisement claims Pazo ointment cures itching bleeding and protruding piles in six to fourteen days or offers a fifty cent refund. It emphasizes quick relief and a money back guarantee.
Jury unable to reach verdict in Great Northern train hold up case
In Great Falls Montana on February 19 the jury in the Albert Howard alias Hatch case could not agree after being charged with participating in a Great Northern passenger train robbery last fall that killed a passenger. Judge Leslie sent them back after an initial verdict failure.
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Great Falls
Mont
Albert Howard
Hatch
Great Northern
Leslie
Case Against Randall William Smith Opens in Trial
The case against William Smith alias Randall, named as one of the alleged boy train robbers, was taken up yesterday afternoon. A jury was secured today and testimony began.
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William Smith
Randall
Dun's Review: Trade Revival Slow in Key Industries
R G Dun & Co's Weekly Review notes improving but uneven US and European financial and political developments. Progress toward revival of trade is slow, with iron, copper, and coal trades lagging while Latin American dry hides remain quiet but firm and Buenos Aires offerings grow stronger. Weather market remains dull and price tones soften in some varieties.
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United States
Europe
Buenos Ayres
Bradstreet Trade and Industry Reports Mixed Outlook
Reports indicate irregular trade and industrial activity due to storm disruption and tariff talk. Wheat and corn exports for the week show gains over last week but remain below year-ago levels. twenty-six week totals and Canadian failures are noted with weekly contrasts and historical comparisons.
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United States
Canada
Chicago Contractors Indicted In Labor Racketeering Case
Chicago February report states Martin B. Madden and M J Boyle were indicted by the Cook County grand jury. Three bills with at least two counts each returned in Judge Freeman's court. Counts include conspiracy and extortion alleged against Madden and Boyle involving Nelson Plano company and Joseph Klicka. Bonds set at seven thousand dollars.
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Chicago
Martin B. Madden
Building Trades of Chicago
M. J. Boyle
Electrical Workers Union
Unok County Grand Jury
Freeman
Madden
H. P Nelson
Nelson Plano Company
Joseph Klicka
Bank clearings in New York fall from prior week totals
Bradstreet's Bank Clearing Report for the week ending February 18 shows aggregate clearings of 2,494,182,000 dollars versus 2,829,846,000 the previous week and 2,163,78,000 in the same week last year.
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New York
Bradstreet
Unusual Banking Methods Linked to Stephenson Campaign
Madison Wis Feb 19 The Wisconsin legislative committee investigated Stephenson campaign spending with J H Poulicher Milwaukee banker detailing deposits totaling 101300 through J A Van Cleave of Marinette a friend of Stephenson for campaign bills The money was paid on the envelope plan though Poulicher had no envelopes to show and promised cashier's checks next week The method was acknowledged as unusual.
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Madison
Wis
United States
Isaac Stephenson
J. H. Poulicher
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Legislative Committee
Puelicher
J. A. van Cleave
Marinette
Stephenson
Government approves vast rivers and harbors measures
Washington reports passage of major supply bills in the house. The river and harbor program funds several projects including Oakland harbor Monterey bay and Chicago harbor while nine waterways receive preliminary surveys from the Columbia River to Sabine Pass. Strong focus on water power land seizures and international navigation talks with Great Britain accompany the package.
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Washington
House
Senate
Special Commission On Pulp and Paper Investigation
Special Printing Investigation Committee
Secretary of War
St. Maryse River
St. Mary's River
Chandler-Dundark Water Power Company
Edison Sault Light Power Company
Atlantic
Gulf
Oakland Harbor
Monterey Bay
Wilmington Harbor
Humboldt Bar
Sacramento and
Feather Rivers
California
Kahulu Harbor
Maui
Kanapepe Bay
Kani Island
Hawaii
Chicago Ana Rock
Illinois
Chicago
Chicago Harbor
Columba
Yakima
Lower Willamette
Oregon
Areeebee Harbor
Port Fico
Arkansas Pass
Sabine Pass
Fort Arthur Ship Canal
Safe broth prep with tied meat to deter splinters
A Chicago Journal note advises placing meat in a clean salt or flour sack tied at the ends, laid on an old saucer in a boiler to prevent ticking. This method lets rice or other additions cook in soup without splintered bones, even after careful washing.
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Chicago Journal
Kenilworth Track Sold in Foreclosure Sale
Kenilworth race track in Buffalo New York was sold after foreclosure to August Belmont for 80450 dollars. Belmont purchased the property at a public sale held on February 19.
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Kenilworth Track
Buffalo
N. Y
Kenilworth Race Track
August Belmont
Annual stockholders meeting of Overland Mining & Milling Co
Notice is given that the annual meeting of the stockholders will be held at the office of B M Conroy 300 25th Street on Tuesday March 9 1909 at 740 P M to elect officers for the ensuing year and consider other business A full representation is requested Albert Scowcroft President.
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Overland Mining & Milling Company
B. M Conroy
Albert Scowcroft
Amalgamated Sugar Stockholders Meeting on March 1 1909
Notice to stockholders of Amalgamated Sugar Company of Ogden Utah informs a meeting at the company office First National Bank Building room 201 on March 1 1909 at 11 1 o clock a.m. to approve changes to the Articles of Incorporation replacing the March meeting with an annual meeting on the second Wednesday in April for electing eleven directors and other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Sugar Company
First National Bank
Ogden City
Utah
David Eccles
Henry H. Rolapp
Ogden
Huntsville Land and Livestock Plans Ogden River Water Use
Notice from the State Engineer in Salt Lake City dated Jan 29 1909 announces Huntsville Land and Livestock Company seeks to appropriate two cubic feet per second of Ogden River water in Weber County Utah. The plan diverts water 5280 feet to irrigate 100 acres in Section 44 Township 7 North Range 3 East from April 1 to August 1. Protests due within 30 days after publication.
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Ofice
Salt Lake City
Utah
Huntsville Land and Livestock Company
Simon S. Jensen
Huntsville
Ogden River
Weber County
Township
Meridian
Inclusio
Salt Lake Base
State Engineers
Caleb Tanner
Receiver's Notice to Creditors in Ogden Canyon Sanitarium
The court directs a receivership for the Ogden Canyon Sanitarium company and issues notice to creditors. The filing outlines the receivership process and claims procedures as ordered by the court.
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Ogden Canyon Sanitarium Company
Unsecured Claims Notice for Od en Canyon Sanitarium
Creditors with unsecured claims against the Od en Canyon Sanitarium company must file properly verified claims with Receiver Charles H. Barton at Ogden Savings Bank Utah by 10:00 a.m. March 1 1909.
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Oden Canyon Sanitarium Company
Ogden Savines Bank
Washington Avenue
24Th Street
Orden
Utah
Charles H. Barton
Lewiston Sugar Company Stockholders Meet to Vote Changes
Officers announce a stockholders meeting at Ogden City Utah on March 1 1909 at 11:00 AM to consider changes to the Articles of Incorporation. Proposed revision replaces January meeting covenant with annual second Wednesday of April meetings to elect a nine member board and conduct business. C W Nibley president Henry H Rolapp secretary.
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Lewiston Sugar Company
First National Bank
Ogden City
Utah
Thia Corporation
Lewiston
C. W. Nibley
Henry H. Rolapp
Daten
Deden
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