Slayers of Rosenthal and murder plotters described
New York July 28 description and underworld history of five men accused by the district attorney and Deputy Commissioner Dougherty of shooting Herman Rosenthal Dago Frank Lefty Louis Whitey Lewis Gible Blood and Marty Vallon all at large except Vallon and Dago Frank identified as Frank Muratto with a long criminal record including murder and gang ties spanning Five Points and Chick Tricker factions. Morgan interview scene on ship described.
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New York
Dougherty
Herman Rosenthal
Dago Frank
Lefty Louis
Whitey Lewis
Marty Vallon
Vatlon
Val
Frank Muratto
Italy
Tad
Piver
Dutch Sadie
Underworld
Harry Vallon
Harry Valinsky
Watson
Bridgie Webber
Bridgie
East
Vallon
Stusf
Vallney
Sheeny Mike
Dago Rank
Letty Louis
Rosenthal
the Ambler
Big Jack Zelig
United States
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Europe
Mr. Morgan
Political turbulence and governor race developments unfold
Reports from Seagirt Columbus and Topeka describe friction within Ohio and Kansas parties as Governor candidates navigate tariff issues and primary ballot disputes. Judge Dillon withdraws, citing GOP divisions. Taft Roosevelt clash prompts Supreme Court interest in Kansas primary ballots.
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Topeka
Kansas
Taft
Supreme Court of the United States
State Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Kintow
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Kansas
Republican Party
Tor’ Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
Kansas Supreme Court
Tes View
Saving the Trout in Hampshire Toll Tar Debate
In Hampshire England experts sought a road tar formula that protects trout streams. The county council set specs: tar must be from coal carbonization, only 0.2 percent water or ammoniacal liquor, distillate above 210C, pitch at least 75 percent by weight, free carbon not over 11 percent. Road wash showed no tar pollution on tested sites.
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Hampshire
England
County Council
Early Steam Engine Failure in London 1890
In London in 1890 a first steam fre engine was built from Capt John Ericsson design, maker of the Monitor. The engine proved a failure in trials, reflecting early setbacks in steam propulsion development.
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London
John Ericsson
Monitor
Regulation And Not Dissolution Continues Debate
A detailed discussion on regulating industrial monopolies amid ownership of common carriers, proposing price controls by an Interstate Commission of Industry, stricter restraint of trade definitions, and expanded court powers. Rep H C Young supports strong regulatory remedies, cites Roosevelt era actions against United States Steel and the Tennessee Coal and Iron merger as justified, with no added immunity for the conglomerate.
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Interstate Commission of Industry
Gardner
Collea
Tennessee Coal and Iron
United States Steel
Ent
H.C. Young
Michigan
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Railroad Commissions
Industrial Corporation
Tennessee Coal
Frick
Gary
Roosevelt
United States Steel Corporation
Young Defends Steel Report amid Capital Overhang
Washington July 28 Congressman Young of Michigan Republican on the Stanley steel investigating committee issues a report supplementing the minority’s findings. He brands the Democratic majority report prejudiced and inaccurate. He notes U S Steel was overcapitalized at founding, later tempered by earnings. Rail rate practices by steel owned lines seen as excessive, needing ICC action.
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Washington
Young
Michigan
Stanley ‘Steel Investigating Committee
United States Steel Corporation
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Steel Corp and Iron Ore Control Debate
An analysis argues that Gary dinners fostered trust among steel makers to keep prices stable and avert trade war. It notes US Steel controls about half of Superior ore and significant Birmingham iron, with ownership of ore elsewhere minor. Production by US Steel has fallen since founding while rival producers gained share. prices rose somewhat but would likely be lower absent the corporation.
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Gary Dinners
United States Steel Corporation
Lake Superior
Birmingham
Cuba
Sinc
God of War in China Sparks New Sect Belief
The North China Daily News notes a revival of the god of war among less educated Chinese followers. A new government prompts a faction of revolutionaries to adopt a second deity of war, distinct from the Manchu era canonical warrior, as the old god's canonization faces reinterpretation.
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North China Daily News
China
Revolutionary Party
Hats and headgear at Handel festival questioned
The London Globe notes 1790 rules barring hats at Westminster Abbey for the Handel festival and urges ladies to wear feathers and tiny hoops. It recalls Sir Frederic Cowen in 1860 suggesting flat hats, yet these were largely absent as that fashion did not prevail that year.
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London Globe
Westminster Abbey
Adies
Frederic Cowen
No More Distress From A Sour Upset Stomach
An advertisement urges every family to keep Pape's Diapepsin for indigestion and upset stomachs. It promises relief within five minutes, claims it digests food, prevents fermentation, and stops symptoms like belching, gas, heartburn, and headaches. The 50-cent case is marketed as sufficient for chronic cases and prepared for prompt purchase at drug stores.
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Pape
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