The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-09-27


incorporated in New Jersey June, 1899
with s25. co., 600 capital, half common stocl
and half preferred. consolidated numer
Gus mills. producing over seventy-six pei
cent or the output of the United States
ihe Continental Tobacco Company. In
corporated in New Jersey in November
isSs with capital of 500 .000. 900 half com
mon stock and half preferred. ACQUIRED
an the leading plug tobacco companies II
tne United States, and also purchasee
the plug tobacco business of the Ameri
can Tobacco Company, in whose interest,"
1t was formed"
Giant Federal Steel Truts.
The Federal Steel Company. incorpor'
ated In New Jersey in September. 1893
with an authorized capital OF 500 Oo.oU
capitai, half common stock and hah pre-,
terred. consolidated the Illinois Stee
company. the Minnesota Iron Company
tne Duluth & Iron Range Ry.. the Eigin
Joliet & Eastern Ry.. and several Other
companies. 1t owns five docks on the
great lakes. and a majority of the steam
ores
Inc International Paper Company. In
corporated in January. 1888. (state not
EVEN with an authorized capital OF $20.-
Vo'ooo common and $z50O0.0o0 preferred
paper mills .n.m,,,.N.',r,,,. aho,,t e,rhtv
per cent newsnan.r
Every newsnaner .,,r.red firm, the
paper trust. the maTszine. for instance,
organization, and supported by q fixed
appropriation. has been compelled to les
in the rri nsaoins space because OF inc E'se
The T.tto y. p1te p,,. s,...-
porated n Nan, Ia.ser n Tats.,,s. 1soa
s,,.s eso IN IN oc Mew Jersey reDruay y. 10
oco prefsrrsJ consoI;d.t.S tha % ,esSinc
CRACKER comn.r,os NJ co,,roI. ,r All cre
hundred ond .,rt"., 80 a,sn..
The Nsfions1 SeIt Co-,n.rv ,r.orno-.
ated ~ aI Naw % Sa,. =, op.IS MS ,sac pss,,
s.. Goo .0Oo OF comnon .tocS .nthorsxed and
S. on 006 nrefarred nrrs1uce. .honf rlretv-
five pe. cent ~ The scssI cut,,,,t ~ ~.
country. 49,
The -x.t,c,., sr,,,. r.,.~.,v sr.orv,,--
.fed 49, y.rs.v - I,,,,~ saoS ~
~ - ~: ~ ~ - ,s ss:,s s,..,...,,
an( rerrss' sns ccrfro,s shouf
nine - lest ~. ~ cffr,s,t ~ ~
lJnifs( AZ to = - - '',''-, u. q,
The tubNer fsc,,. ~. -, .s,,,,,,, 49,
panv. incornore ~ 4, N.- 1Sr.e~ sr ~
I,arv' ln0 ovrs ~. 49,. NJ - - rs,,S.
tai st(clr ~ ~. ~k.eS-Ss.ny v..ss.. C,SI
many f1,a p..rs.-- p..sns- Ce--..,, .,.a
the iniIia Rnbher C",rranv =. ri, -
seyenty-fIve ners cent ~ tns .toc. ~ Nor
gan & wright. II ALSO scouirsd the tire-
making nlenfs ~ ~. roncsrn tnovn n.
the Arerican R,o,o,e e Conenan, :rH .hs
American Dunlon Tire Comnanv Author
lied c,pitaI STOCK s5o nm ooo half common
and half preferred.
The Standard Rope & Twine Company,
Incorporated in New Jersey November
g. 1895. with a capital stock of $1z000,-
ccc. consolidated twenty-five large cordage
mills.
The Union Bag and Paper Company, in
corporated in New Jersey in February.
1899. with $16.00o.OO0 common stock and
I'll 100000 preferred consolidated various
plants. doing ninety per cent of the paper
bag business of the United States
United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foun-
dry Company. Incorporated in New Jersey
In March, 1899, with an authorized capital
Of 0.06o half common sock and half
preferred. consolidated the principal cast
iron pipe companies Of the United States.
United States Envelope Company, in
corporated in Maine In 1898, with an au-
thorized capital Of 8. 100000 and a. 600 900
preferred, consolidated ten companies.
and controls ninety per cent Of the output
Of commercial envelopes in the United
States.
The book mentioned also gives statistics
IN regard to several trusts organized prior
to 1885 among which are the American
American
lining Company, the American Tobacco
Company, the Diamond Match Company,
he National Lead Company, and the
Standard OIL Company.
Nh Hon. e,o,r R.c,h,,..,.
Dpr,ns tho nresert oS,,,,,.,-..,o,
,orest error. 70 ~, a1a =. ~
'ha ,soyIs f-o,,, .h..a o.eoI,a ~
san,,hi,con n.rt,, oort.oi. thn ,.;.
ma tha Ia.fs,at;rs deror,r.n.s 80 az
aae-aI ,o,.arn,,ant r. n.s. .n
= Nv. ,rh;ch non, ax;... - can ernnnse ans .
.n.ct nar, ,a.r. h,t !. -. aa,.tos No
,ersons can w.,ct, th. ,ouS,,.. - ~. ,sY
,,h,;car nar,n "a e re.S "S ~ eH y. ee
eay,,hi,c.r ,c,aa-. 80 .t,,, h",.s. "
sepubiican nartv :,nna-. a. ~ Sno,. .e
ions as.;r.t ~. tr,,.t. M 40
10, "a tha p-a.,S"... ,-.. 80 tN
,oa ~ o,J ~ | q, sSa.s. .es. ',eS =. accep.-
ecnrd nrova conc,,,ss,,.,,, .hat
IsS csr he bored -. 80, xSa.
s..s.S - .,ss,S. ~. ~ no p
Le pa,,,his.a. Ia ~. 'e s ~. y. uus's ..
nc '',t.. s'.. ~ epsnu p.. su .uo
r,st =. = 49,. - .o.... n.S.., ~
~ rS,r. .h,~S ev S". n1 anu
,,o.aS S.,,aus .,o .nas en Hsse 1 aIeaoy
aree corporations was one Of the i'm
ortaDt features of what he described al
he present business activity. II Re-
ublicAn leaders really REGARDED private
monopoly as an evil: II they really i'm |
ended TO apply an effective remedy tnev
vould not hesitate to denounce trusts and |
ueeest means for their extermina tion.
ut they express far more soiicitude for
he CORPORATION than for the peonle at |
arse. One q reminded Of the nicture
,hich a mother once showed 10 her hov |