Beef Trust Enjoined From West Packing Firms in New York
Justice Chester issued an injunction restraining Armour Swift Cudahy Hammond Schwarzchild Nelson Morris and related firms from price fixing and monopolistic conduct in beef trade in New York. The order targets price tying labor costs credit rules and cartage charges and remains in effect until further court orders. Schwarzchild official said the ruling won’t affect operations as prices reflect what farmers are paid and demand. Local managers defer action to Chicago officials.
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Albany
N. Y
Chester
West
Troy
D. J. W. Meredith
Swift & Co
Armour & Co
Cudahy Packing Company
Hammond Company
Schwarzchild & Sulzberger Company
Nelson Morris
Edward Morris
Ire N. Morris
Copartners
Nelson Morris & Co
Davies
New York
Weill
Schwarzchild Company
Mr. Weil
Chiaro
Canal Bill Up for Senate Debate on Nicaragua Route
Senate opened discussion on a canal project with Senator Morgan arguing the Nicaragua option faces no real seismic dangers. He warned other routes could be used to defeat legislation and pressed for passage of the Nicaragua bill. The session also advanced military pay, retirement, and postmaster reforms before adjourning at 5:25 pm.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan
Alabama
Panama
Nicaragua
Colombia
United States
J. Morse
Navy
Quay
Army
John R. Brooke
Platt
Connecticut
Committee On
Warren
Wyoming
Money
Mississippi
Hoar
John Quney Adams
Canning
Bath
Grew
Britain
Miltary Academy
Rate
Tennessee
Military Affairs Committee
West Point
Inter-Oceanic Canal Committee
Myr
Morry
Associated Press
Isthmian Canal
British Steamer Camorra Foundered In May Cyclone Found
The British steamer Camorra from Madras to Rangoon with 650 passengers all natives was believed lost May 6 in a cyclone and has now been found sunk at Baragua flats in the Trrawaddy delta. Topmasts remain visible above the water.
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Rangoon
Camorra
Madras
Baragua Flats
Trrawaddy
Helena & Livingston mills to resume and buy ores
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports at Helena on June 4 that both mills of the Helena & Livingston company at Carbon will start up immediately. Former Governor S. T. Hauser announced the firm will begin buying all ores of value and may pile concentrates if needed until they can be treated.
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Standard
Helena
Helena & Livingston Company
8S. T. Hauser
Glanders Found At Park City In Veterinary Survey
A deputy veterinary surgeon found several cases of glanders at Park City during a visit yesterday. Some animals were killed and the rest placed under quarantine.
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Glanders
Park City
The
Standard
Columbus
Miners Strike Intensifies Water Famine Fears in Coal Regions
In Wilkes Barre and surrounding districts June 4 engineers, firemen, and pump runners struck as Miners union calls ripple through Schuylkill and Lehigh Valley collieries. Water shortage risks grow in Nanticoke and nearby towns, with bodies urging calm as President Mitchell coordinates response.
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Wilkesbarre
Associated Press
Schuylkill
Reading Company
Lehigh Valley Company
Hazelton
Scranton
Susquehanna Coal Company
Nanticoke
Wyoming Valley
Mitchell
New York Board of Trade
Roosevelt
Railroad Labor Tensions Rise in Wyoming Valley
Reported visit of President Mitchell to Scranton fuels speculation of a new move involving railroaders. Demonstrations against nonunion workers occur at two Wyoming Valley locations while boycotts expand to bartenders, butchers and grocers. Families of nonunion workers face growing hardship buying essentials.
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Wilkesbarre
Mitchell Ovet
Scranton
Frank Sargent
Tabor
Mitchell
Wyoming Valley
Exeter
lLebieh Company
West Pittston
New York Board Urges Roosevelt Appoint Arbitration Commissioner
At a New York board of trade meeting Oscar IL Strauss presided and resolutions urged President Roosevelt to appoint a commissioner to study the anthracite dispute and seek arbitration between miners and operators under federal law empowering the chief executive to handle interstate commerce controversies.
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New York
New York Board of Trade and Transportation Today
Oscar IL
Strauss
Roosevelt
President Roosevelt weighs board’s plan for anthracite arbitration
Washington June 4 President Roosevelt spent time this afternoon considering a proposal from the New York board of trade and transportation to appoint a commission to investigate the strike situation in the anthracite regions with aim of arbitral settlement between miners and operators. Officials say no decision has been made and if appointed, he may task Senator Hanna with the duty.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Hanna
Marching Them Out of Country Picked Up by Strikers
One thousand men began a staged march from McAdoo toward Philadelphia to protest non union work. At Silver Brook they will join a larger group of miners and press on to Tamaqua under Panther Creek valley delegation guidance.
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Hazleton
McAdoo
Philadelphia
Silver Brook
Here
Tammaqua
Panther Creek Valley
Kruger Confined to Bed in Utrecht Dispatch
A Utrecht dispatch reports that Mr. Kruger is seriously indisposed and confined to his bed in Brussels on June 4.
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Kruger
Brussels
Utrecht
Vereeniging surrender vote marks Boer capitulation
The Vereeniging ballot yielded 554 votes for surrender and six against. Boer commandos prepare to surrender on the race course amid orderly transfer of police, railways, and telegraphs to civilian authorities. Lord Kitchener praises the Boers and fraternizing scenes unfold as troops depart.
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Pretoria
Vereeniging
Church Square
Baden-Powell
Lord Kitchener
Meyers
Honors for Kitchener in Commons debates in London
In the House of Commons the government leader presented a kingly message recommending that Lord Kitchener be granted 50 000 pounds as a mark of royal favor. Irish nationalists oppose the grant, while discussions compare it with Lord Roberts’s 100 000 pounds. Kitchener is created viscount and promoted to general. papers call the grant niggardly. He remains in South Africa, with plans for coronation timing and troop reorganization amid a shifting command structure.
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House of Commons
A. J. Balfour
Edward
Lord Kitchener
John Dillon
William Redmond
Swift MacNeil
Lord Roberts
Loomo
Kitchener
Times
South Africa
Lyttleton
Transvaal
Orange River Colony
Ian Hamilton
French
Cape Colony
Boer leaders set voyage to Europe for funds
Pretoria June 4. Generals Botha Delarey and other Boer chiefs will sail to Europe to raise relief for distressed burghers. Schalkburger joins in urging burghers to unite for social and spiritual advancement. Families await shelter with ordered wooden houses from Cape Town, government support for those unable to return, and farm restocking considered.
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Pretoria
Botha
Delarey
Europe
Schalkburger
Iting
Transvaal
Cape Town
Special Thanksgiving Service Ordered by King Edward
London June 4 King Edward orders a special thanksgiving service for the restoration of peace in South Africa. The service is to be held at all military centers on Sunday June 8.
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London
Edward
South Africa
Indiana Democratic State Convention Nominates Full Ticket
The June 4 Indianapolis convention named Albert Schoon for Secretary of State W E Stillwell for Attorney General James R Riggs for State Auditor Jerome Herff for State Treasurer Adam saeim berger for Clerk of the Supreme Court Samuel P Scott for Superintendent of Public Instruction and Edward Barrett as State Geologist. The platform denounces the Republicans for trusts and tariffs and endorses Cuba support and Philippine policy opposition, ending with a unified, enthusiastic delegation, Kern as permanent chair.
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Indianapolis
Albert Schoonover
Attica
W. E. Stillwell
Princeton
James R. Riggs
Sullivan
Jerome Herff
Peru
Supreme Court
Adam Saeimberger
New Albany
Samuel P. Scott
Clark County
Edward Barrett
Hendricks County
Spreme Court
Timothy Ki.tleward
South Bend
William J. Bryan
T Second District
Theiesus
Mr. Bryan
H O'Brien
State Central Committee
Committee On Rules and Permanent Organization
John W. Kern
John W
Roosevelt
Lodge
Beveridge
Greece
Poland
Hungary
South Africa
Western Labor Union Renames to American Labor Union
The Western Labor union convention renamed itself the American Labor union and plans nationwide growth and Eastward organizing to recruit socialists from the AFL. It pledges independent political action and educational campaigns with literature and speakers.
Sidney Livestock Company incorporation in Montana
The Sidney Livestock company was incorporated today by H. E. Robbins of Fort Benton John W. Wilen of Assinniboinine and A. D. Wibbert of Great Falls. The capital stock is $10,000.
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Standard
Helena
Sidney Livestock Company
H. E. Robbins
Fort Benton
John W. Wilen
Assinniboiine
A. D. Wibbert
Great Falls
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