Attorney General Knox Targets Beef Packers Trust
Attorney General Knox orders injunctions in Chicago under the Sherman anti trust law to prosecute alleged meat packers for restraint of trade. Special attorney William A. Day assists as the case moves to court. actions may include fines, imprisonment, and confiscation of products in transit. Damages to be paid to injured butchers and others may triple under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Pbkersniia AntiTetiat
Ment
Chicago
Bethén
William A. Day
Gen. Nox. Ney
Department“Of Justice
Ansst
Bean
Beaf Trust
River Disasters Recall Noted Steamboat Tragedies
A historical river disaster roundup recounts major steamboat fires and explosions from the late 1860s through the early 1900s. The Louisville and Cincinnati trade era figures include the United States and America races, the Maggie Byer explosion near Brooksburg, the Hionora Carroll burn at Louisville, the Belmont near Henderson, the State of Missouri fire on the Ohio at Cloverport, and the John K Speed fire at Louisville falls, with substantial loss of life and mass panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Pittsburg
United
America
Madison
Ind
Maggie Byer
Brooksburg
Hionora Carroll
Louisville
Belmont
Henderson
State of Missouri
Ohio River
Cloverport
John K. ‘Speed
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Ohio
Garfield’s Son Seen as Roosevelt Era Civil Service Path
Ohio Senator and civil service commissioner is discussed as a possible stepping stone to the presidency. The article notes James Rudolph Garfield, son of the late president, as a Yale and Williams College graduate, former state senator, and lawyer who practiced with his brother in Cleveland before residing in Mentor with his mother and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Civil ‘Service
Civil Service
Theodore ' Roosevelt
Tames’ Rusdolph
Garfield
Ng - Ohioan
Ep Jathong
Gareleld
Willams College
Celain
Gather
Clevelong
Mentor
Almont Fire Destroys Most of Business District
A fire ravaged Almont destroying three quarters of the town’s business area. The loss is estimated at 25 000 with about 15 000 covered by insurance. Investigators suspect incendiary origin and court inquiry opens while unrelated reports describe Moscow region soldier Sofrona shot for defaming a former family.
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Mont
Almont
Fremont
Main Street
Mirgorod
Ied
Russa
Gapt
Sofrona
Ygent
Grodski
Weather and trade trends lift production and rails demand
Weather conditions have been favorable in New York and surrounding regions, boosting retail distribution and expanding jobbing. Increased railway earnings, brisk export activity, and steady prices for iron, steel, and machinery mark notable domestic and international demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tt. G. Dun’ & Co
Milla
Boston
United ‘States
Canada
Markets Across Cities Set Ranges for Cattle Hogs and Grains
Chicago and national market notes list cattle prices from $3.50 to $7.00 and hogs up to $7.50, with sheep, wheat, corn, oats, rye, and potatoes shown by grade and location. Indianapolis St Louis Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York markets follow with varied price bands for cattle hogs and grains. A Kansas chartered company with $50,000 capital begins ore gas operations at Coffeyville Kansas.
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Chicago
Bo¢Bay
Timothy
Indianapolis
St Louis
Detroit
Milwaukee
Italy
New York
Gaa
Coffeyville
Kan
Morton Dies Controlling Arboreal Record Holder
Julius Sterling Morton, long a Democratic leader and founder of Arbor Day, died at his son Mark Morton’s Lake Forest home after a recent illness. Born in 1823, he built Nebraska agriculture policy as Secretary of Agriculture under Cleveland and shaped rural reform, while maintaining a vast Nebraska farm and holdings in Washington and Chicago.
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J. Sterling Morton
Cleveland
Mark Morton
Lake Forest
Elis
Mark
Paul
Dog Morton
Mexico
Morton
Chicago
Prairie States
Mr. Morton
Adams
Jefferson County
N. Y
Michigan
New York
Union College
Nebraska
Government
Nebraska City
Buchanan
Detroit Prep Press
Kisenago Times
Story
East
New
Department of “Agriculture
West
Washington City
Notable Fire and Diplomatic Dispatches Sparked by Chicago News
A list of incidents and items: business houses in McArthur Moravia burned with two drowned minors. Jean De Reszke to build a model theater in Etoile with 1.25 million from subscribers. Dr Mortis Hale of Little Rock sentenced to fifteen months for obscene mail matter. Mayor Harrison invites Paul Kruger to visit Chicago via Montagu White. Korniloff reportedly landed 60,000 rifles at Bender Abbas after Persian Gulf visit. a unnamed philanthropist donates 10,000 to Kansas Medical College for an addition.
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McArthur
Osthau
Moravia
Pavis
Jean de Reszke
Etoile
Mortis
Hale
Little Rock
Ark
Carter E. Harrison
Paul Kruger
Hague
Montagu White
Chicago
Korniloff
Persian Gulf
Bender Abbas
Persia
Kansas Medical College
Topeka
Senate and House debates on Philippine bill and oleomargarine motion
Senate consumes Tuesday with Philippine civil government bill debate and approval of a replica bronze statue entry duty free for Washington. House rejects omnibus claims bill totaling 2 800 000, moves to conference. Senate reviews West Point funds cut to 5 500 000 and other appropriations as conferees named for river and harbor and claims bills. Senate and House conduct pension bills and agricultural appropriation discussions, while the Cuban sugar probe gains backing. Washington notes report rising opposition to commerce department creation and a first auto show opens as British envoy surveys horse supply questions.
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Senate
Rochembeau
Washington
Military Academy
West
Ranting
Committee On the Philippines
War Department
Wilipinos
Milipinos
McMillan
Elkins and
Berry
Messrs
Warren
Mason and Teller
House
Agricultural Committee
McCumber
Committee On Manufactures
Congress
William Ludlow
Brownlow
Lessler
N. Y
St. New York
Cochran
Department of Commerce and Labor
Gen
Miles
Richard Stewart
Government of
Great
Reading Polly's Palm and the Mystic Signs
A poem narrates a man reading Polly's palm with fascination for Herrmann-like lines. He notes Life Head Heart Mounts and planetary signs Jupiter Apollo Mars Saturn with crosses and triangles predicting obstacles and setbacks, but a circle promises success in winning Polly.
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Polly
Jupiter
Apollo
Mar
Pally
Puck
A Matter of Reason amid Love and Philosophy
In a tense exchange, Beaman and a woman debate love versus nature and common sense. She cites Schopenhauer and life choices from cousin Mary and Mrs Hiller, while Beaman, practical yet earnest, challenges the idea that money or philosophy decides happiness. The conversation circles around happiness, fate, and whether love can be steered by rationality.
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Mary
Baker
Beaman
Schopenhauer
Carey
Schopenhauser
Natu
Alg
Nature
Love and Reason Clash in New York News Scene
A tense exchange ends with Beaman deciding to distance himself to reason, while Mary admits she is a fool but cannot fully trust his feelings. A rose pink hat girl glimpsed from the street lucks in as he leaves, adding doubt to the lovers' resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousin Mary
Beaman
Bob
New York News
Choir Boys and Men Defined by Voice in English Church History
The narrative traces boy choirs from early English praise in Henry VIII’s era to the Chapel Royal and St Paul’s. It notes boy choristers, men’s voices, and notable composers like Purcell and Sullivan. The piece highlights the tradition of boys and men shaping English cathedral music and the celebrated performances of Handel’s Messiah.
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Solomon
Rome
Henry VIII
Ench
St. Paul's
Chelxboys
Henry Cooke
Lst
Chapel Royal
Henry Purcell
Thomas Tallis
Chapel Royal’ Choir
Richard’ Warrant
Wiliam Byrde
Orlando, Gibbons
Thomas Morley
Merrie England Down
Joseph Barnby
Arthur Sullivan
Cassock
Cotta
Barnby
Sullivan
Ondon
Royal
From Foreign Risk to Pacific Street Railway Plant
Twenty years ago a few foreigners risked their lives landing in Korea, but today its capital has an American street railway plant. Pacific Gable notes the cost of a cable from San Francisco to Honolulu is put at 9,000,000 dollars.
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Korea
Pacific Gable
San Francisco
Honolulu
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Probebeer Trust
Buits
Soghalin
Asia
Russia
Secretary OF Agriculture
Forcat
Arbor Day
Coreress
Unimagi
Mr. Jones
Cuba
Proctor
Secretary of War
Lilly
Stokes
Sandy Carolina
Crumy
Diever
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