Witness at Inquiry Details Steel Trust Dominance
Washington June 1 Albert H Gary testified as the second witness in the steel trust probe. He claimed United States Steel holds absolute sway over its subsidiary boards and that the Tennessee Coal and Iron company was independent yet livelihood dependent before its absorption. He promised to provide data on the take over and stated the bureau of corporations has sought facts for years.
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Washington
United States Steel Corporation
Centrol
Steel Corporation
Albert H. Gary
Steel Trust” Investigation Committee
House
Gary
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Tennessee Company
John W. Gates
Carnegie Steel Company
Mr. Gary
Brantley
Georgia
Stanley
American Bridge Company
American Steel and Wire Company
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Bureau of Corporations
Negel
Mr Gary
Steel Corporation Landreda
Bureau For Information and Statistics
American Steel and Tron Institute
Iron and Steel Men
New York
American Tron and Steel Institute
Trury
Congress
London Tranmonger
Federal Steel Company
The
Mr. Stanley
Messrs. Ream, Roberts, Dickson and Gayley
Denver Policeman Rescues Man From Live Wires
Patrolman Albert Collins rescued Edward Welch a porter from a tangle of electric wires on a crowded Denver street. Welch fell into the wires while cleaning windows and his arm lay on a live line as two fingers dropped to the ground. Collins crawled along a fire escape dislodged Welch’s arm and pulled him to safety. Welch’s arm may be amputated though recovery is possible.
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Denver
Albert Collins
Edward Welch
Welch
Collins
Dinamited bridges mark Westmoreland strike in Pennsylvania
Irwin Pennsylvania reports dynamiters destroyed the bridge between Herminie and Madison on the Sewickley branch last night and a bridge near Claridge on the Manor valley branch six weeks earlier. Both bridges tied to the Westmoreland county miners strike as unrest continues. Also notes Hennessy’s Butte sock sale with makers samples and closing lots advertised for Saturday with 25 cent prices.
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Irwin
Herminie
Madison
Sewickley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Claridge
Manor Valley
Westmoreland County
Butte
Hennessy
Bbc
Minister Grieves to Sell All After Fatal Accident
Greenwich pastor Rev. Thomas Grieves vows to dispose of all personal possessions to make restitution after his car fatally struck Mary Maginn of Saratoga Springs. He sold the automobile and plans to put Riverside residence on the market, giving proceeds to the Maginn family.
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Glens Fails
N. Y
Little Mary Maginn
Saratoga Springs
Thomas Grieves
Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenwich
Grieves
Mary Maginn
Riverside
Maginn
Push Car Collision Injures Three In Idaho
Special Dispatch reports a push car accident on a Wallace Idaho track bridge injuring B S Moffit and leaving two riders Gordon Walton and Tom Stevens seriously hurt. All three were taken to a local hospital after the derailment. A second item notes Wasmansdorff and Mastman proposing a $70,000 central school building to house about 400 students in Lewistown. Emery Gibson, son of Hal B Gibson, is mentioned in connection with the piece.
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The
Standard
Wallace
Idaho
Jane 1
Mace
Gordon Walton
Tom Stevens
B. S. Moffit
Moffit
Lewistown
Wasmansdorff & Mastman
Emery Gibson
Hal B. Gibson
City Schools Declamatory Contest Yields Gold Watch Prize
The court reporter was adjudged the winner in the final declamatory contest last evening open to gold medalists. The prize was a handsome gold watch and chain. Mrs. John L Bright departed for Ohio to visit relatives and plans to return to Lewistown to make it her permanent home.
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John L. Bright
Ohio
Lewistown
Wreck Injures Three Passengers on Southwestern Limited
A St Louis and San Francisco train derailed between La Cygne and Pleasanton Kansas. Three Pullmans and an observation car overturned. Seriously injured are Mrs Clarence Keenan of Birmingham Alabama Mrs C A Stevenson of Rock Springs Wyoming and Miss Susie Dueland of Great Neck New York. Injuries likely from a broken rail and victims were taken to Fort Scott.
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Fort Scott
Kan
St. Louis
San Francisco
Southwestern Limited
Memphis
Kansas City
la Cygne
Pleasanton
Clarence Keenan
Birmingham
Ala
C. A. Stevenson
Rock Springs
Wyo
Susie Dueland
Great Neck
N. Y
Cobweb skirt stuns Riverside Drive on summer promenade
In New York on June 1 a striking cobweb skirt drew crowds on Riverside Drive. A cream silk gown speckled with red and a sheer outer layer captivated passersby as three fashionable young women paraded toward One Hundred and Tenth Street, with the center figure provoking especially pointed attention.
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New York
Riverside Drive
One Hundred and Tenth Street
Solomon
Cohoes
Rebels capture Abha as Turkish garrison falls
Hodkira Arabia June 1 rebels seize Abha the capital driving off 3 000 Turkish troops and taking three batteries of artillery and other large guns as prisoners.
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Hodkira
Arabia
Assyria
Abha
Scotland Population Figures From Census
London reports provisional census figures showing Scotland’s population at 4,759,445 on June 1. The gain from 1901 is 287,342, the smallest increase since 1861, indicating slower growth over the period.
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London
Scotland
White leg markings in horses linked to chestnut coats
Horse World reports white markings are more frequent on hind legs than fore legs and when visible on both ends hind limb markings are usually broader. Chestnut horses show the greatest prevalence and extension of markings, with a strong color-link pattern across the breed.
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Butte
Horse World
Markings in Horses and Heredity Across Colors
The article discusses how white markings appear across horse colors, noting bay, chestnut, brown, black, and roan frequencies. It examines whether leg markings are inherited, suggesting markings are highly hereditary and transmitted to offspring, possibly more from sires than dams, though no conclusive science confirms all aspects. Some stallions with white markings sire entirely colored foals.
Rebels Victorious In Two Battles In Hayti War
Cape Haytien June 1 The revolution in Hayti's northern department against President Simon grows more serious as rebels gain strength. Several sharp engagements have been fought with federals and the insurrectos were victorious. many wounded on both sides.
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Cape Haytien
Hayti
Simon
Austrian section hand pleads guilty in federal court
Antonine Degillo vitch, an Austrian section hand for the Northern Pacific, pleaded guilty in federal court this morning to reducing liquor on the Flathead Indian Reservation. He was sentenced to serve days in the county jail and to pay a $104 fine.
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Helena
Antonine Degillovitch
Northern Pacific
Flathead Indian
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Tion
Bia Corporation
Seamatter Companies
Tenne
Cont and Iron Company
Mee
Quisition
Cates
Postum Cereal Cr. Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Koniceey S
Sonnessy
Toa
Mr. Grieves
New
Bayley-Davenport
West Park Street
Emerson
Empson’s
Persea
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