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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1900

Page

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Fraud Charges In Carnegie Frick Business Dispute

Henry Clay Frick files equity suit against Andrew Carnegie and Carnegie Steel Company in Allegheny county asking nullification of transfers to Frick and others, restoration of Frick's ownership, an injunction, and dissolution if Carnegie resists. The bill details alleged fraudulent schemes to undervalue Frick's stake, improper transfers, and a push to convert assets to money with asset liquidation and proportional distribution.

Pitsburg Henry Clay Frick Court of Common Allegheny County Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Steel Company, Limited Carnegie Steel Company Carnegie Star Company London Carnegie Frick Harmony Schwab Carnegia

Legislature to Meet in Frankfort Return Hinted

Louisville Ky February 13 Democrats consider a resolution to move the next legislative meeting to Frankfort after adjournment. A senate action signals possible return of Democrats to the state capitol soon, as militia presence conditions and a committee report from Frankfort shape the plan. Transfer of rival governors' claims to courts could delay normal politics for weeks.

Frankfort Louiaville Tripjett Senate

Republicans Return Thanks at Frankfort Meeting

Frankfort Kentucky February 13 The lower house of the republican legislature in session adopted a resolution returning thanks to the Ohio League of Republican Clubs for sympathy and encouragement to Governor Taylor during the crisis. Thirty two members were present, less than a quorum, and no other business was transacted.

Frankfort Ohio League of Republican Clubs Taylor

Public Control of Roads Urged

The Kansas Statesman reports that after a heated debate the anti trust conference resolutions committee favored government ownership of railroads with payment of actual value and no payment for watered stock. The platform also backs direct popular legislation and the withdrawal of protective tariffs.

Chicago Resolutions Committee Anti-Trust Conference Ignatius Donnelly John P. Altgeld A. P McQuirk Town George Fred Williams Altgeld Donnelly Henry George, Jr Jerry Simpson Kansas McQuirk Kansas Statesman Iowa Mr. Simpson F. 8. Monett Samuel Jones John 8 Crosby Tom L. Johnson Lockwood Anti-Trust League William J. Bryan Standard Oil Trust Beef Trust F. 9. Monnett Samuel M. Jones John S. Crosby George Fred Willams George W. Beeman Indiana Fleming Kentucky Congress United States Senate Amasi Thornton New York

Anti Trust Platform Calls For Government Ownership

The Chicago anti trust conference adopts a platform calling for government ownership to abolish trust privileges. It urges eminent domain to run telegraph and rail systems, repeal banking trusts, free the tariff from trust control, and establish direct legislation to empower the people.

Chicago Congress Telegraph and Telephone United States Post Office Department Thomas Jefferson Abraham Lincoln

Bryan Speaks at Raleigh in Two Addresses to Huge Crowds

W J Bryan arrived in Raleigh with a Raleigh citizen committee aboard the Seaboard Air Line from Richmond. He spoke for about 90 minutes to thousand-strong crowds in a tents and at the Academy of Music, addressing taxation, imperialism, trusts, and free silver, with many turned away. He will lecture at the state university noon tomorrow on Pending Problems before heading to Columbia to address the legislature.

Raleigh NC W J Bryan Raleigh Seaboard Air Line Richmond Warren Plains Henderson Wake Forest Bryan Simmons Sie Academy of Music Te State The State University Columbia

Antitrust Bill Passed by Mississippi House

Jackson Mississippi February 12 Cox antitrust bill passed the lower house this morning by an almost unanimous vote only two members voting against The bill is broad and aims to include all corporations engaging in price agreements or understandings Civil and criminal penalties are imposed for violations.

Mississippi Jackson Miss

WCTU Concert Aids American Hospital Ship Maine Fund

A ballroom charity event in New York raised about $6,000 for the American hospital ship Maine in South Africa. Mrs Langtry organized the concert with high society attendees and stage stars, while WCTU officials opposed drinks service by young women. Police watched for safety, and a later WCTU meeting praised keeping liquor away as attendees bought programmes and tea at the Langtry event.

Maine South Africa New York Walla Dever Women's Christian Temperance Line Broadway Tabernacle Ella Baole WCT 1 Boole Womana Christian Temperance Union L W. N. Stevens Anna Gordon Earl Ofarmouth

Jones Sees Democratic Victory Likely in Coming Campaign

Senator James K Jones of Arkansas, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, says the political trend favors Democrats as the eastern trip of the likely nominee energizes party support. He cites opposition to militarism and the Philippine question, arguing the public mood favors Democratic positions on taxes, budget and imperial policy.

Jos Obhl Washington Spectat J James K Jones Arkansas Democratic National Committee Jones Republican Party Pacific Repubican Republcan

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Equity HC. Frick Belt Willis Cook Calica Carnegie Bros & Co, Limited Edgar Thompson Braddock Township Carnegie, Phipps & Co Frick, Phipps Eic Tmne Tganlie Is Thornton Thomas L Johnson Ohio Committee Frank Monnett Tillman South Carolina A Windle WCTU Sherry's Democratic Party
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