National Packing Company Plans Dissolution
Washington January 17 United States Attorney announced the National Packing company owner of large packing interests plans to dissolve voluntarily this August if an agreement among Armour Swift and Morris is reached. If not, a civil suit under the Sherman law may be filed. The $16 000 000 corporation controls major meat industry assets through Armour Swift and Morris interests.
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Washington
Jane
Gereral Wickersham
Cs Te
Wickersham
Sheet Trust
James T. Fowler
Natioal Packing Company
United States
Whi-tineson
Chicago
Armour, Swift and Morris
Department Justice
National Packing Company
Larest
San Francisco Traveler Goes Insane on Denver Train
George F. Keane, 41, a San Francisco commercial traveler, became insane on a Rock Island train entering Denver. Almost naked, he ran through the aisle, slashing his wrists with glass, then collapsed near a hospital. He raved incoherently about a woman. injuries are not serious.
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Denver
Col
George F. Keane
San Francisco
Rock Island
Premier Tang Shao Yi resigns amid cabinet crisis
Peking reports Premier Tang Shao Yi left for Tien Tsin without notice and announced he would resign, saying he had the confidence of the corps. Efforts are underway in general quarters to induce him to reconsider.
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Peking
Tang Shao Yi
Tien Tsin
Forcrs
Indian Mike Harum and son go into fifth week trial
Redding California June 17 The murder trial of Indian Mike Harum and Wilson Harum father and son accused of killing Deputy Constable William Blake at Fall River enters its fifth week. Deputy United States District Attorney Thomas H Gelvage of San Francisco conducts the defense for the government which guards Indian wards.
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Redding
Cal
Mike” Harum
Wilson Harum
William Blake
Fall River
Gains
United States
Thomas H. Gelvage
San Francisco
City Hall Meeting Debates Parking and Paving Plan
West Park street property owners held a city hall meeting to oppose a plan for both paving and street parking. The group preferred paving only from curb to curb without parking, with a committee named to circulate a petition against the original proposal.
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Freidente
West Park Street
Council Chamber
Montana
Excelsior
Lewis A. Smith
Fourth Ward
Ben E. Calkins
J. R. Wharton
A. A. Knowan
al Hobart
B. A. Hardcastle
Adolph Wetzstein
Peter Breen
Hugh Lee
William Orem
A Chevieny
Dramatic Notes Point to Busy Broadway Next Season
Mabel Taliaferro to perform in The Return of Tor i Sen next year. Stars including Maceon Arbuckle and Florence Reed head major productions. Lehar’s The Man With Three Wives and Bella Donna join looming schedules. Several revivals and new works feature Bessie Barriscale Anna Wheaton Florence Roberts and Ethel Barrymore among others. The Billboard forecasts renewed romantic and historical drama while Warner Aland plans a stringberg slate in New York. Financially The Miracle moves to film, and legal battles settle.
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Mabel Taliaferro
Eegeon
Tori Sen
Macion Arbuckle
Joe Brooks
Franz Lehar
Shuberts
Madame Nazimova
William Gillette
Robert Hichens
Adele Ruehte
Dresden
China
Florence Reed
Emil Nutray
Fusie Ferguson
Barbara Worth
Klaw & Erlanger
Charlotte Walker
South
Billboard
Bessie Barriscale
Luana
Pacific Coast
Anna Wheaton
Sam Bernard
Milwaukee
Frances Cameron
James T. Powers
Florence Roberts
Frank Mante
San Francisco
Miss Roberts
Stringberg
Warner Aland
New York
Julie
Aida Johnson Young
Paul West
The
Ethel Barrymore
Orpheum
Barrie
Charles Frohman
Francesca Redding
Barlowe Borland
England
Ireland
Brooklyn Repertory Theater
Vanderheyden Fyles
Julius Caesar
Arizona
Silver Box
Doll's House
Trelawney
Wells
Tieidelberg
Disraeli
Germany
Italy
Roosevelt delegates press for control at Taft convention
Roosevelt supporters claim they will nominate Roosevelt with a clear majority, alleging Taft delegates defect to Roosevelt. Dixon says many Taft delegates are switching sides as Roosevelt watchers seek to install Borah as temporary chairman. California Roosevelt delegates challenge the national committee over credentialing in a broader fight over primary rules.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt-Oklahoma
Dixon
Senator Dixon
Borah
Root
Iowa
Cummins
Roosevelt Organization
Hawaii
New Jersey
Massachusetts
West Virginia
Wisconsin
National Committee
Cecil Lyon
Texas
Meinley
Penrose
James E. Watson
Indiana
House of Representatives
California
Republican National Committee
Montana Delegation Organizes for Taft at National Convention
Montana Republicans met at Congress hotel electing Dr O M Lanstrum chairman and J C Kinney secretary. They laid out committee assignments and pledged to back Taft on first ballot, with about 60 Montana visitors present and an informal Rector's banquet later with Blythe Dunne Ade and Davis as guests.
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Standard
Chicago
Montana
Congress Hotel
O. M. Lanstrum
J. C. Kinney
M. Lanstrum
George T. Baggs
Sam Stephenson
Roosevelt
Alley
Dr. Campbell
E. J. Crull
W. C. Hubbard
Meyer
Survant
W. N. Tanner
Fred Warren
Marlow
Lanstrum
Taft
Foot
National Committee
Cummins
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Rector’s
Samuel G. Blythe
Peter Finley Dunne
Mr. Dooley
George Ade
Bob Davis
Scene in Faust to Go From Leipsic Tavern Auerbachs
The Chicago Tribune reports the world famous Auerbachs Keller at Leipsic is to disappear. Goethe used the cellar in Faust where Mephistopheles leaps from a wine cask. The old building, built by Dr Stromer d Auerbach between 1530 and 1538, became famous as a tavern when he started selling the wine.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Leipsic
Auerbach
Goethe
Faust
Mephistopheles
Bulding
Stromer d’Auerbach
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COMPA
Big Gosders
Torsey Geyfrai
Apperetag Aletatceration—Armeer, Seritt
Morris Interest
Oe Indians
West Park
UA Follette
Colonel Lyon
Hiram Johnson
DR. Lanstrum
Korrcesy
Kees Eys
Lisle Union
Kennessys
Panamas
Milans
Tagals
Jurgen
Craddock
Mme
Yale
Hennessys
Globe Jewelry Co
East Park St
Paris
Matsen Barroin
Fairmont Creamery Co
DR. Lamb
Galena St
Butte
Ment
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