Packers Aim to Limit Profit In Government Trial
Chicago lawyers argued detention will show Packers earned scant profit and that joint actions predated the three year period. Judge Carroll denied motions removing counts and excluding government statements as jurors heard defense claims that packers operated within legal bounds and that public interest benefited rather than harmed by meat market practices.
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Chicago
Dac
Ainsi
Chicago Packers
Beore
United States
Carenter
Jeorge T. Buckinham
Carpenter
Wickerson
Gfee
Bulckingham
Ackers
United States Supreme Court
Asea
Standard Wil Company
Amerivan Tubuers Company
Wckers
Bass Thousand Acre ranch incorporation reads in Stevensville news
Stevensville notes report the Bass Thousand acre ranch being incorporated in Hamilton with George T. Baga William H. Rager and G J Brickell named as incorporators owning one share each. Capitalized at 200000 across 2900 shares. Also notes Frank Jamison arriving for his mother Mrs J Jamison's funeral and H F Hooper leaving town amid unpaid bills.
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Standard
Stevensville
Bass
Hamilton
George T. Baga
William H. Rager
G. J. Brickell
Missoula
Gass
Stork
Frank Jamison
Tonopan
New
Missing Man Hooper Linked to Family Ties in Montana
A note describes Hooper having a family in the area and mentions his prior insolvency after mounting debt. It also references George Boduriha, a Civil War veteran active in Western Montana, who plans to depart for Leavenworth Federal Soldier’s Home after serving under Sheridan at Cedar Creek and Winchester.
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Hooper
George Boduriha
Montana
Leavenworth
Iai
Sheridan
Cedar Creek
Winchester
Postal banks to remove five hundred dollar limit
Washington reports indicate the $500 limit on postal savings deposits will be removed soon. Postmaster General Witichenck received petitions from several national banks urging unlimited deposits, and bank trustees have been urged to permit deposits without any cap.
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Washington
Post Ofice Department
Witehenck
Persians Attack Russian Troops Sparks War Prelude
From Julfa near Isfahan, Persian forces engaged a Russian detachment with artillery support in a daylong firefight. Telegraphic communications were cut, and a later report from Tabriz said small Russian force also attacked while repairing a line, with five attackers killed.
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St. Petersburg
Julfa
Ispshan
Persia
Gotham Hotel Men Push City Democratic Convention
New York December 4 The Hotel Men's Association formed a committee to seek cooperation of Democratic leaders for bringing the national convention to New York. The committee will report tomorrow and plans include raising 125000 dollars for convention expenses.
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Gotham
New York
Hotel Men's Association
General Heyes and Reyes Surrender Unclear in Monterey
In Monterey Mexico December 2 Army officials state General Heyes and Reyes remain elusive with no definite word on Reyes whereabouts. Army headquarters concede he may be nearby but exact location is unknown causing unease among Kara forces who deny intention to surprise anyone. Reyes’ voluntary surrender attempt appears to have failed in sparking a broader rebellion.
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Monterey
Mexico
Heyes
Wellestat
Army
Reyes
Kara
Whouki Reyes
Arrest and release yet in Culberson money scandal
Vernon Bertwick was arrested late today over alleged involvement in the misappropriation of funds from Culberson Montana banks and was released tonight amid controversy. Officials say no charges were filed and the inquiry continues.
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Calif
Ohio
Vernon Bertwick
Manners
Culberson
Mont
Waa
Diessiwe
Pallee
Spreckels Heirs Sue Over Multimillion Estate
In San Francisco and Chicago reports, Rudolph and Claus A Jr Spreckels file four complaints in superior court seeking an accounting of gifts allegedly received by Adolph and John D Spreckels from their father Claus Spreckels. Plaintiffs contend gifts between 1847 and 1900 were community property and seek shares and estate return. A separate Chicago note reports $25,000 of unset gems stolen from diamond broker Samuel Scott’s wallet, police notified.
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Adolph
John D
Clary A. Iy
Rudolph
Chicago
Amanda
Samuel Scott
Writer of philosophical treatises commits suicide in Manila room
Dec 21 Manila scene reports 6 year old E Brown, a writer of philosophical treatises, found dead in a judging house room with belongings exposed and pockets empty. Century records recall the era when public parks in Manila were restricted to Lineta and a few nearby plots, reflecting past confinement policies.
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Bos Angeles
E. Borwn
Tia
Manila
Stomach Ailments Promised Cure in Old Remedies
An advertisement touts a herbal oil Feuttola to cleanse digestive organs and relieve stomach bowels liver and kidney troubles. It claims many have become healthy eating again and urges readers to obtain the remedy via Newhra Drug Co or VINUS MEDICINE COMPANY Las Angeleas California for a book and medicine.
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Feuttola
Newhra Drug Co
Vinus Medicine Company
Las Aurelea
California
Manila Plans Expanding Parks Into Suburbs
The municipal board advances plans and reports from the parks committee to create extensive urban parks and playgrounds. It also acquires suburban areas, aiming within five years to transform Manila into a city with vast open spaces for health and comfort.
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Ance
Committee On Parks
Municeipal Board
Intramuros
Manila
Global Tea and Coffee Consumption in Early 20th Century Reports
The article analyzes per capita tea and coffee consumption across nations from 1901 to 1910, highlighting the United Kingdom and United States leadership in tea and coffee, with Canada, the Netherlands, France, and Germany showing varied trends. It cites figures for pounds per person and total national totals, including 1910 tea totals for the UK and shifting coffee patterns across empire regions.
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United Kingdom
Australia
New Zealand
Ted Kingdom
Dominion of Canada
Netherlands
German Empire
Luxemburg
France
United Stabtes
Africa
United States
Sted
Loki Arnovak
Cuffee
Belegium
Bravil
Colombia
Venesuela
Quarantine McGinty Causes Morning Excitement
Pat Lafferty known as Quar suiting McGinty caused a stir in the QP saloon on South Main street this morning after pitching to the floor. The report was sent to police HQ but Lafferty later improved. Gottard Gaggioni, shot as his wife was slain, may leave St James hospital next week as he recovers. John J Cook, 50, fell at the APCO Jatar mine on the 2,000-foot level, injuring his left thumb and bruising his face and right arm.
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Pat Lafferty
McGinty
South Main Street
Lafferty
Wutte
Fte
Gottard Gaggioni
John Norte
St. James” Hospital
Wotle
Gaggioni
John J. Cook
Weat Broadway
Apco- Jatar
Plum pudding recipe fragments from old kitchen notes
A fragmented collection of plum pudding instructions and ingredients. The text lists suet, flour, dried fruits, candied citrus, nuts, and flavorings with steps mis-spelled and garbled. It reads like an old household manuscript passed down through generations.
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Jeter
Alpen
Taft Assured Delegation Backed by New York Leaders
President Taft returned to Washington with pledge of support from Samuel Koente New York county Republican chairman ahead of the national convention. Koente said Roosevelt was not a candidate for 1912 and Barnes warned against rushed endorsements while awaiting the state convention. Abbott denied being an ambassador in magazine work, and officials stressed adherence to Republican principles without binding the ticket.
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New York
Ute
Mar
Washington
Samuel Koente
Koente
Roosevelt
Lyman Abbott
Meir
Abbott
Barnes
Tat
Bia
Aic
Stelnan
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VEVER
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Triad
National Packing Company
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