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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1909

Page

19

Asset holdings of Harriman face control and market risk

Analysis of Harriman's Union Pacific and holding company assets shows a large, concentrated stake in railroads, raising fears of market manipulation and governance risk. Experts expect a trust fund solution and cautious management by successors to avoid destabilizing the securities markets and monetary situation.

Washington Post New York Harriman Union Pacific Union Peetie Company I Utao Jerardylaw Bu Singh Treasury Glockp Oiber Rallrosde Harrimen Conaum Maaioan Universal Railroad Harrman Rogers Saxe Pilon Pacific Jotecesica Sys- Ten Atteccine Ntnd Oh Err Dutches Cnigu Facitic Ite Alloe Ae Thiere Kk Aly

Advice to exporters on packing and credit practice

Special Agent Arthur B. Butman reports from Panama that American exporters must improve packing for export and tighten business manners with Latin American countries. He notes losses from careless packing and stresses polite, precise communications, with examples of a Panama importer sending a check and letter that were stamped paid in New York, hindering future orders.

Arthur B. Butman Panama Butman Ne Imaporkéy United States Police New York New York House

Exports Growth Shows European Share At Half Of Manufactures

A Commerce and Labor Department report tallies American manufacture exports from 1789 to 1909 at 12.0 billion dollars total with Europe receiving about half in the latest period. Over the last eleven years exports surpassed all of 109 years prior, and twenty years totals doubled the 169 years before 1898. Copper and mineral oils lead among export goods. steel and iron rise after 379.

Europe North America South America Asia Oceania

Heavy Pig Iron Orders Boost Steel Rail Production Peak

New York report notes heavy pig iron business and record output in August. United States Steel Corporation leads, with nationwide activity across all steel divisions. High demand for standard and basic grades drives large tonnage bookings into 1910 delivery windows.

New York Iron Aail Steel West Mississippi Pittsburg Mahoning Shenango Valleys The Steel Corporation Bessemer Fig Iron Asaociation Bessemer Pennsylvania Tme Central St. Louis No. Gang No. 4 Southern Foundry Bimmingham Philadelphia Spere Tate Alls United States Steel Corporation Anguat

Shipping lines face new Sherman antitrust probes in New York

An investigation into alleged pool operations of transatlantic and South American steamship lines, including Hamburg America and Holland America, expands from a Cosmopolitan case. Justice and New York officials prepare grand jury actions, with potential indictments against company officials.

New York Cine Gretain' Reliwar Thia Cosmopolitan Shipping Interstate Commerce Commission Cosmopolitan Shipping Company Philadelphia Hamburg-American Packet’ Company Ocean Cosmopolitan Company Interstate Commerca Commission

Butter Prices Rise Sharply Amid Dairy Demand

New York Times notes butter prices have jumped about 71 cent per pound from prior levels and traders foresee further gains as winter approaches. Packers paid around 24 1/2 to the pound last September. current quotes near 22 1/2 to 23 cents, with consumer prices hitting the season’s high for over 25 years. Some dealers predict 50 cents may come before Christendom’s close, while others call that unlikely. Industry sources say demand outpaces supply due to farm prosperity and labor shortages, restraining dairy herds and encouraging expansion.

New York Times Witolpackers Trists

Telegrams to speed letters under new German plan

Officials of the Piatafies Department await advices from American consuls in Germany regarding the value of a postoffice reform. Letters arriving late on certain trains will be forwarded by telegram at reduced rates. The Department of Commerce and Labor has reports from Germany and has instructed agents to pursue this new method. If forwarding offices cannot reach destinations by morning, items will go by telegram at a greatly reduced rate and be delivered by the mail car on the next morning. This offers merchants a way to reach customers without high telegraph costs. The German government approves the plan, with endorsements from reading business houses.

New York City Department of Justice Grand Jury New York Piatafies Kevérnnent

Decline in Shipping Europe Gains Big Advantage

Consul General Anderson of Rio de Janeiro reports Brazil’s imports favor Britain and Germany as U S share remains small. Europe’s ships at Rio run 16 times monthly, 6600 ton average, while U S vessels of 6000 tons at 18.5 days struggle with inadequate steamship facilities. United States shipments to Brazil fall behind. Britain, Germany and France expand.

United States Coasd Rio de Janeiro Great Britain Germany Brasil Bureau of Manufactures Department of Commerce Penort Anderson South America Europe Rio de Janeim Brazil Mr. Anderson Tong United

Hitchcock Seeks Railroad Mail Data for November

Postmaster General Hitchcock orders rail carriers to compile November data on mail carriage costs. Second Assistant and experts prepared new forms. firms have nine days to respond. Longstanding debate over whether government overpays for mail service persists as the department cites payments well over fifty million dollars.

Genera Hitchcock Congress

Britain Raises Income Tax With Super Tax On High Earners

Consul General Griffiths reports changes to UK income tax since Pepper's report. A 4 per cent rise in the rate takes effect April 6. An additional 32 per cent supertax applies to total income above £5,000. Individuals liable must file estimates with special commissioners by September 30. Penalties apply for noncompliance.

United Kingdom Pepper Jono L. Griffiths London Ratica

Grion piece of new Bureau of Assertian Republics building

A 35 ton Georgia marble block was hauled through Washington streets by a twenty horse team from the railroad yard to form the centerpiece of the Bureau of Assertian Republics building. It will be carved with figures to decorate the central facade as visitors tour the site in Washington.

Bureau of Assertian Republics Streats Washington Atln Georgia

Mukden and Manchuria A Japanese Administrative Entity

The article argues that in Mukden and wider Manchuria Japan dominates economic and political life. It claims Chinese sovereignty is a farce, with Japanese railways mines and consulates controlling territory, while Chinese police and officials face restrictions and evictions. It recounts failed negotiations over railway concessions and alleges Chinese concessions after Portsmouth.

Mukden Midedet China Europa Syatem Wey Que Progreda Ching Chinsée South Manchuria Manchuria Japan Portemouth Korea Uhe Generas Party Order Hitle Antung-Mukden South Manchurian Antung-Mok Bulla Fuku-men Wallway Manchurian Russia Harbin Manachuria Hague Chinsee Empire

Tomorrow The Manchurian Question

The piece surveys the future implications of Han and Manchuria policy, questioning open door rhetoric and its realpolitik consequences. It examines national strategy, potential economic leverage, and the balance between sovereignty and Western influence in East Asia.

London Stocks Hold Early Gains as Harriman Death Sparks Debate

London markets show confidence tumbling into cautious optimism amid Harriman death coverage. Paris and Berlin report higher closes with muted Morocco and Morocco- linked figures. Berlin sees persistent gains in industry and rail, while New York fears and liquidity remain abundant.

Knowles Decorated by Servia’s King for Service

H G Knowles former United States minister to Serbia Romania and Bulgaria received the cross and star of the Order of St Sava from King Peter of Servia in Philadelphia The presentation occurred in the city but due to constitutional prohibition he deposited the insignia with the State Department in Washington until the end of his term as minister to Nicaragua

Philadelphia Rerace Knowles United States Serva Roumania Bulgaria Peter of Servia Knowlea State Department Washington Nicaraagua

Roosevelt shoots hares in Africa by bicycle lamp

Roosevelt and party arrived at Naivasha after entertaining events in Nairobi. He continues to the elegant countryside. Later he went out with Loring and Miss Mearns to shoot spring hares using a bicycle lamp, succeeding despite method difficulties.

Anniversary Tribute to Reverend John Compton Ball

The Metropolitan Baptist Choirs at Sixth and A streets northeast honored Pastor John Compton Ball on his sixth anniversary. Both services were crowded. the morning sermon titled A Review, Realisation, and a Resolve, and the evening sermon The Same Jesus. Ball recently returned from a two month vacation and his health has improved.

Metropolitan Baptist John Compton Ball Jesus Ball

Loving Cup for Menelik Emperor of Abyssinia

An American government peace token, a loving cup to be crafted by a local jewelry firm for Emperor Menelik of Abyssinia, as a friendship inscription. Wilbur Carr, chief clerk at the State Department, described it as a gesture of goodwill and alliance rather than scorn.

Mengilk Abyssinia Wilbur Carr Department of State

Hottest Ever in Texas Record Sharp Dallas Heat

The Dallas area logged 105 degrees in the shade for three consecutive afternoons, the hottest September days recorded by the weather office. The heat heightens concerns over drought and calls for rain as observers note no immediate relief in sight. U.S. Civil Service Retirement Association leaders O T Dunogune and R Stone Jackson returned from a tour of Wilmington Philadelphia and Atlantic City to discuss retirement programs and organized a main meeting in Philadelphia later in October. They also spoke at a National Postal Service convention in Atlantic City and to post office clerks carriers and life-saving service personnel there.

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