The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-24
TRUST NOW INCONTROL
TRANSFER or LOCAL CAN FAC.
TORY Is MADE.
Manager Kendall Declares That
No Changes Will Be Made and
Work Resumed Friday.

Thc details OF the transfer Of the 10
cal lin can factory owned by the PACT
iic Sheet Metal Works 10 the Amer1.
can TIN Fan Company were completed
yesterday Mr.. CrdTy, representing the
trust. received tins inventory Of stock
ana the plant and the factory passed
10 the control N the new owners. The
consideration will not De made public
but payment will b. made In stock
Of the new company for the four fac
TORIES owned by the Metal Works on
the Coast
The Pacific Shset Metal Works In
owned 1nd controlled by the packing
company IN San FranciScO, the head Of
which II Francis Cutting. who will be
IN the directorate Of the tin can trust.
Manager Kendall stated last night that
there would b. no change In the opera
isOn Of the local plant. The old en-
ploycs VIII be retained and the man
tRtment VIII cOntinue as heretofore.
Work VIII b. resumed next Friday.
The magnitude Of the American Tin
can Company viii b. better appreciat-
ci when the statement Is made that
II Is an OfIshoOt Of tn. gigantic billion
dollar steel trus; which recently took
Homestead aud has absorbed all
smaller concerns IN the country. Az
ter having acquired complete control OF
the iron business. the parent trust now
seeks 10 dominate all branches OF the
manufacturing world dependent upon
,heir products for materials.
Following IL an official list OF the com
ian.cs, Including real estate, patents,
plants. machinery and good viii which
VIII b. acquired by the American Tin
Can Company.
New York City-Glnna & Co. Nor
ton Can Company. John D. Hass q ASS
man.
Brookiyn-S. A. Ilslcy, Joseph Le
COmptc Manufacturing Company, the
Merseredu Manufacturing Company.
Sommers Brothers.
ChicdBo-Norton Rros., J. l.. Board.
Frank Diesel Can Company. the Illinois
Can Company. j p. Lon Manufac-
turing Company. Rudolph & Krummel.
Franklin Rudolph, the Wright Jacket
Can Company. Charles j. Parish & Co.
Balumore-Black & Krcbs Baltimore
Can Manufacturing Company. Daugher-
~ q Mann. William Fait & CO.. Imper-
l1l SeameT Manufacturing Company.
II.
T. Miller a. Son. Norton Tin Plate &
Can Company. Phelps & Co. Timothy
Ryan, Jf,, X. Tynes Smith Can Com
pany.
BostOn-Boston Can Company. U. II.
Campbell, Sleeper Machine Company.
New England Can Company.
BuflAo-The Model Specially Manu-
featuring Company the United States
Can Company.
Cleveland-The BeaESisley Manufac-
turing Company, II. y. Blunt.
DetrOit-Clark Can Company, Detroit
Can Company.
Philadelphia--C. p. Poole & Co. Rob
ert Porter's Sons. Joseph G. 7, Fite's
Sons.
Toledo. O.-E. p. Breckenridge Com
pany, the Toledo Tinware Manufactur-
ing Company.
ST. Louis. II. Pocock Can Company,
Frederick Westerbeck.
san Fancisco-F. A. Robbins Press
Works, the Pacific Sheet Metal Works.
Cuba. n. Wv. A. Bates Manufac-
turing Company.
Indianapolls-The Dugdale Can Com
pany.
Geneva, n. Y.-Empre State Can
Manufacturing Company.
Newark, n J.-W. c, Garrison Manu-
featuring Company.
Hamilton. O-The Albert Fischer
Manufacturing Company.
Denver-The Eaton Ritchell Manufac-
turing Company.
Columbus. OWN. A. GIL & Co.
Richmond. Va.-The Hasker & Mar
cuse Manufacturing Company.
St. Paul, Minn.-The Horne & Danz
Co.
Kansas City-Hunt Stamping Works.
Joppa. Md. B. Hanway.
Havre de Grace, Md.-Reynolds Bros,
Can Company. S. j. Seneca.
Camden, n. National Metal Ltho-
graphing Company.
New Brunswick, n. 1.-THE Phoenix
Art Metal Company.
Cambridgeport, Mass.-Charles F.
Pierce & Co.
Conneaut O.-Record Manufacturing
Company.
Covington, Ky.-The ]. NJ. Rude Man
ufacturng Company