Gary Bares Facts Takes Issue With Gates Over Steel Trust
Judge Gary testified before the House committee on the formation of the United States Steel Corporation. He described premerger talks with Morgan and Schwab, noted the role of Carnegie and Gates, and explained aims to expand export trade and prevent perceived panic in 1907. He cited bank examinations and concerns about competition and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
R. C. Hall
Gary
Steel Corporation
Federal Steal Company
Gery
Frick
Federal Steel Company
Carnegie Steel
United States Steel Corporation
Mallek
Man
Morgan
Carnegie
Finch
H. Rogers
Wood Moore
Robert Bacon
J. Plarpont
Mr. Morgan
Bacon
Schwab
Ncessary
Neutra
Mio Carnegie
Pries
National Tuba Company
Pittsburg
New York
Gates
Tennessee Coat & Iron Company
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Era Steel Trust Talks and Morgan Links
Details the alleged maneuvers around the United States Steel Corporation including talks with Norman B Ream and Marshall Field, the plan to absorb Tennessee Coal and Iron, and President Roosevelt’s perceived pivotal role. Judge Gary defends government supervision of corporations and rejects monopoly aims while noting Morgan ties and bank influence in the era’s financial crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameste Company
Federal Steel
Norman B Ream
H HW. Rogers
D0. Mills
Alog
Marshall Field
Chicago
Federal Street Company
Morgan
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
American Steel and Wire
National Tube
American Bridge
The
National Steel
Roosevelt
Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Littleton
New York
Oliver
Pennsylvania
Root
White House
J. Pierpont Morgan
Tennessee
Mr. Gary
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Littleton
New York City
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Tennessee Coal and Tron
Lewis
Tennessee Company
Striet
Washington
Moore & Schrey
Prosecutions Begin After Steel Inquiry Suggestion
Administration replies to Chairman Stanley on the steel investigation committee. Witnesses have disclosed serious violations of laws beyond antitrust. The response frames prosecutions as initiated in relation to the inquiry findings.
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of Steel Inquiry
Stanley
Steel Investigating Committee
Iar Freard
Cold Storage Promises Safe Furs at Stinemess Street Corner
Your furs will be absolutely safe and kept in perfect condition in our improved cold storage compartments. Reasonable charges. Stinemess Street, Corner Twelfth.
Wilson urges reciprocity to widen markets for farmers
Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson told Detroit business leaders that reciprocal trade with Canada would create more markets for diversified American products. He traced the home market’s growth over 60 years and urged the nation to consider a treaty that benefits both the U S and Canadian economies, noting Canadians are among our best customers.
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Detroit
Mich
James Wilson
Board of Commerce
Wilson
United States
Mr. Wilson
Root Prohibition Likely to Fail in Senate on Reciprocity Amendment
Senate finance committee adjourned without a report after four hours of executive session on the Root reciprocity amendment. Chairman Penrose warned that any adopted amendment would die on the Senate floor as compromise efforts collapsed. Senator Nelson prepared grain, cattle, and horse duties to be heard today. Secretary Knox declined to reveal effect of amendments.
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Senate Finance Committee
Penrose
Senate
Nelson
Knox
Massachusetts House backs Canada pact amid amendments clash
Boston June 7 Massachusetts House votes 138 to 6 that the reciprocity agreement with Canada is a vital benefit and that amendments would threaten ratification. The telegram from Saginaw Board of Trade shows 394 for and 57 against reciprocity. President Taft declined to attend several local events including Okonuck Tribe anniversary in Stratford and a Ohio River Dam No 11 celebration.
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Taft
Joseph P. Tracy
Saginaw Board of Trade
Canada
Okonuck
Wellsburg
W. Va
Massachusetts House
Boston
Mass
Congress Condensed Senate Session On Direct Election Debate
Senate discussions dominated by Rayner promoting direct election of senators and Heyburn opposing. Privileges and elections committee investigation of Lorimer shelved amid clashes with Knox. Finance committee heard reciprocity, Nelson to testify behind closed doors. House opened wartime schedule and Underwood explained the measure amid clashes with Payne. House meets today.
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Rayner
Heyburn
Roosevelt
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Lorimer
Knox
Finance Committee
Nelson
Underwood
Payne
Wool Tariff Debate Skirmish In House Opens Clash
Democratic Leader Underwood accuses the Payne tariff of misleading revenue trends as Republicans led by Payne defend the Payne law. Debate over the wool tariff sharpens with charges about the tariff board and the wool industry’s influence, as Longworth contests timing and scope of the board’s work. The House votes to seek full information from the tariff board on the wool schedule.
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Treasury
Tariff Board
Congress
House
Underwood
Ways and Means
Payne
American Woolen Company
Republican Congress
Mr. Underwood
Taft
Longworth
Sydney Anderson
Minnesota
Army Leaves and Militia Inspector Assignments 1911
Army orders list leaves of absence for Capt Joseph B Douglas Maj Samson L Faison and others. It also names officers assigned as inspector instructors to organized militia at various camps and states their posts dates and destinations across multiple states and forts.
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Joseph B. Douglas
Coast Artillery Corps
Oliver F. Snyder
Seventeenth Infantry
Thomas H. Bees
Malites
Jacob G Galbraith
Fourth Cavalry
Penasylvenia
Michigan
Norada
Norada Miesourt
George H Sands
Tenth Cavalry
Niantic
Conn
State Camp
Seagict
N. J
Samson L. Faison
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Paekekill
Marcus D Cronin
Eighteenth Infantry
Essex
Middlesex Counties
Mass
Camp Mabry
Texas
William P. Pence
Toast Artilery Corps
Goshen
District of Columbia
James T. Dean
Third Infantry
Kentucky
Vinton
Iowa
Nevada
Missouri
George 0. Cress
Nimntle
R. 1
Seasirt
N. 3
John AH Wholley
Second Infantry
Americat Lake
Wash
Fort Stevens
Oreg
George D. Moore
Twentieth Infantry
Camp Perry
Ohio
Orrin R. Wolfe
Twenty-second Infantry
Alexandria
Tex
Howard BR. Hickok
Fifteenth Cavalry
Pennsylvania
Campbell King
First Infantry
Peekskill
Oliver
George W. 4. Moseley
Fifth Cavalry
William H. Waldron
Twenty-ninth Infantry
West Virginia
Edgar W. Howe
Eleventh Infantry
Corps of Engineers
Cleveland
Gee
Washington Barracks
D. C
Albert H. Acher
Robert Alexander
Infantry
Lst
Department of the Gulf
Marcus B. Stokes
Willis G. Peace
Henry A. Wiegenstein
Henry Gibbins
Cavalry
William ST. J. Jervey
Ellery Farmer
Philip H. Bagby
Hugh M. Kelly
Robert D. Carter
Eighth Infantry
Joseph A. Atkins
Department of the East
Organized Militia
Edwin V
Bookmiller
Edgar A. Pry
Sixteenth Infantry
Forst St. Michael
Alaska
Jamee B. Allison
Seventh Infantry
National Guard of
William J. Kendrick
Eighth Cavalry
Seventh Cavalry
BE. R. Warner McCabe
Naval Orders Highlight Promotions and Assignments
Rear Admiral K Niles placed on retired list of naval officers. Captain J B Parker assigned to duty command. Captain H T Mayo detached for command duties.
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K. Niles
Navy
J. Bp.parker
H. T. Mayo
Goethals urges U S buy land along Panama Canal
Col Goethals chief engineer of the canal and Isthmian Commission tells a House committee that private ownership of lands along the canal could threaten national security in wartime. He urges government purchase of all land within the Isthmian canal zone to ensure control and security of the waterway.
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Col. Goethals
U. S
Panama Canal
Isthmian Canal
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Isthmian Canal Zone
Senate Probes and Lorimer Inquiry Dominate Illinois News
Madison June 1 The senate adopts the Blaine substitute urging the U.S. Senate to investigate the Stephenson election per a special committee report alleging irregular means. A separate eight member subcommittee is empowered to lead the Lorimer inquiry starting immediately. Oklahoma berth Vernon appointment. Broussard announces Senate bid. Various naval movements and sailings listed among ports and ships.
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Madison
Wis
Senate
Blaine
United States Senate
United States
Isaac Stephenson
White House Callers Wednesday June 7 Names List
A list of political figures present at the White House on Wednesday June 7 includes Senators Nixon of Nevada Myers of Montana Bradley of Kentucky Davis of Arkansas Crawford of South Dakota Gamble of South Dakota Brandegee of Connecticut Oliver of Pennsylvania and other representatives Allen Rhode Island O Shaughnessy Oklahoma McGuire Pennsylvania Maguire Nebraska Slemp Virginia Burke South Dakota Curtis Glild Boston Massachusetts.
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Nixon
Nevada
Senator Myers
Montana
Bradley
Kentucky
Davis
Arkansas
Crawford
South Dakota
Gamble
Geoater Oliver
Castoria Endorsed by Physicians and Authorities
A medical journal praises Castoria for being harmless, soothing stomach pains, aiding digestion, and replacing castor oil. It notes it contains no opiates and does not stupefy, urging safety and public health to prevent poisoning of children through unsafe remedies.
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Astoria
Bateman
Godfrey
Hall
Journal of Heath
Chas. H. Fletcher
B. Halstead Scott
Chicago
Ills
William Belmont
Cleveland
Ohio
J. H. Taft
Brooklyn
N. Y
R. J. Hamlen
Detroit
Mich
Fletcher’s
Wm. J McCrain
Omaha
Neb
J. R. Clausen
Philadelphia
R. M. Ward
Kansas City
Tax Centaur Company
Murray Street
New York City
Naval personnel shifts near Norfolk and Connecticut
In the Twelfth naval district Lieut. C A Blakely is assigned to duty command reserve torpedo divisions. Ensign R R Emmet is sent to Ammen ship and Ensign B W Jules will continue treatment at the Naval Hospital in Norfolk. Ensign AH Hewitt detaches to Connecticut for duty Flusser.
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Twelfth Naval District
C. A. Blakely
Atania
R. M. Emmet
Ammen
B. W. Jules
Naval Hospital
Norfolk
AH. x. Hewitt
Connecticut
Ensign Harris Receives Continued Treatment at Naval Hospital
Ensign A Harris remains under care at Naval Medical School Hospital Washington D C. Midshipmen C D Gilroy D H Stuart H G Cooper J B Will F H Lugkel H A Waddington assigned to duty. Gilroy Stuart Cooper Will Lugkel Waddington proceed to Preston or Colorado as noted.
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Ensign
A. Harris
Naval Medical School Hospital
Washington, D. C
C. D. Gilroy
Ohio
D. H. Stuart
Preston
H. G. Cooper
J. B. Will
Colorado
F. H. Lugkel
Atty Colorado
H. A. Waddington
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Steel Trust
House Steel Trust
Representative Young
Representative Gardner
Massachusetts
Moore & Schley
Gardner
Clark Williams
State Bank Examiner of
Assairs Corporation
Willams
Trust Company of America
Robert C. Hall
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Connellsille
Chicago Directory
Yepaper
Department of Justice
Pennsylvania Company
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company
New York, Chicago, and St. Louis Railroad Company
Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad Company
D. T. McCabe
Pennesylvania Company
Dan R. Hanna
Robert
Stinemess
Saginaw
Board of Trade
Congress Condensed
Payne Tariff
ARMY
NAVAL
Panama
Wisconsin Senate
Stephenson
Oklahoma
Vernon
William T. Vernon
United States Treasury
Secretary of the Interior
Muskogee
Broussard
New Orleans
Robert F. Broussard
Louisiana
Jared Y. Sanders
Arsene P. Pujo
Yankton
Mt Newport
Isunda
Montauk
Tallahassee
Tangler Sound
Yortown
San Juan del Sur
San Francisco
Rocket
Newport
McCall
Gardiners Bay
Nena
Kobe
Warrington
Navy Yard
Yorktown
San Juan de Sur
Amepals
Idaho
Pensacola
Patapeca
Gardinera Bex
Buffalo
Cordova
Pribilotads
Aborenda
Cavite
Wertington
Cramps
Y Yard
Philielphia
Castoria
Brad
the Post Monthly
George Halifax
the Sunday Post
Zonten
Columbia Players
Robert Edeson
Lasco
Henry Mortimer
Beate
NEW National Ferm
English Grand Opera CO
Martha
Gale
Rutan
Washington Gas Light CO
Tenth Street N. W
Post
Niewsra Prebbehive
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