Senate committee completes consideration of anti trust bill
The Senate committee today completed consideration of the Littlefield anti trust bill and will report it to the Senate with a substitute for sections of the House bill. The substitute aims to prevent restraint of interstate commerce in production and sale of articles and defines monopolistic practices as illegal.
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Senate Committee
Senate
Littlefield Antitrust
House
Tao
Tosu Tha Ag
Rao
United Stats
Wilhelmina May Name Venezuelan Umpire
Washington reports Queen Wilhelmina may be asked to name the umpire to decide U S claims against Venezuela if parties cannot agree. Also details on vessels returned from Puerto Cabello and forthcoming protocol appointing a commission with a Spanish king as umpire in event of dispute.
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Wilhelmina
Netherlands
United States
Venezuela
Puerto Cabello
Volkmar
Penfield
State Department
Bowen
de Sire
Roosevelt
Castro
Spain
Lia Guayra
Puerto
Cabello
Hague Tribunal
Me. Bowen
Penalties and Provisions For Corporate Violations
A historical notice describes penalties for violating provisions of a section. Individuals face fines up to 9500 and up to five years imprisonment or both. Corporations may forfeit 5000 to the United States for offenses, including sales outside the state and monopolistic actions. The text also notes unlawful conditions for future corporations under the section.
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United States
Eocers
Substitutes Stir Debate On Interstate Mergers Bill
A Senate committee clashed over two substitutes to curb corporate mergers and inter state trade restraints. The panel adopted amendments shifting enforcement to the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Department of Commerce and Labor, with new filing and penalty provisions while striking rebates and certain enforcement sections.
Calhoun to Host $11,500 Electric Plant Project
A firm plans a light and power plant in Calhoun, costing 11 500. The site on the former mill property includes a wide pond and intact dam, capable of 60 horsepower, with three quarters of shares sold at 0 each. Townspeople hope for manufacturing growth, crates for peaches, and an evaporator and canning factory in the future.
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O. T
Gordon
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Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
Consumption kills hundreds in Germany report
Berlin reports Chancellor memorandum citing Imperial health office data on tuberculosis mortality. Among 1000 deaths of Germans aged 14 to 60, 316 were tubercular. Health office notes high mortality in some regions and 20,000 hospital beds for treatment. Morbidity and outcomes vary with 18th to 1901 statistics showing cure or improvement in many cases.
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Buelow
Reichstag
Imperial Health Office
Germany
Bavarian Palatinate
Bremen
Hesse
Leatherman
J. R. Leatherman
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Austell Building
Atlanta
Powell demands quick settlement of American claims in Santo Domingo
February 16 dispatch from Secretary of State Huy says Santo Domingo will hear the Dominican envoy in Washington but Powell remains charged with negotiating and concluding all claims of American citizens. The Dominican government is surprised by Powell’s firm stance to settle the Clyde Line and Rosa cases within a few days.
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San Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
Huy
Santo Domingo
Washington
Sanchez
Fowell
Scott's Emulsion Advice For Cold Ailments
The Esquimo eats blubber and lumbermen eat pork as a note on cold exposure. Fatty foods are said to give warmth for those with thin bodies or wasting disease. Physicians prescribe Scott's Emulsion and a free trial offer is extended by Scott & Bowny in New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowny
Gou Pearsect
New York
Claims Commission Extended for Spanish Treaty Cases
Washington February 16 President Roosevelt extends for six months the life of the Spanish treaty claims commission which has studied claims since April 8 1901. Total claims 342 amounting to 61 672 077 dollars include 152 for damages to seamen from the Maine explosion and 22 for personal injuries from Havana incidents. Remaining 389 cases are pending with various procedural steps awaiting action by attorneys generals and claimants.
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Roosevelt
William ¥. Candler
Chandler
Maine
Havana
United States
Cuba
Local notices list multiple obituaries and events
SHORT ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST. Infant Dorthey Lou O’Neill dies in Oakland City at home. Miss Mattie Burge of Atlanta dies at her aunt’s Laurange home. funeral in Atlanta, interment West View. Thomas Wt. Postlewaite funeral held at Sacred Heart, interment Westview. Mrs. M. W. Smith funeral at North Avenue Presbyterian, interment Oakland. Methodist ministers meet. paper on Old Testament by Dr. Byrd. Governor Terrell offers $100 reward for Nelson Sapp in Jenkins murder case. State Treasurer Park reports pension fund payments. Col. William G. O’Rear inspects Camp Northen. 1,000 troops possible. Governor Terrell offers $150 reward for arson at Waldrop barn. Mock trial to be held at Trinity Methodist Church. Howard L. Payne gravely ill at Presbyterian Hospital. Rome delegates named for Greater Georgia Association trip.
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W. B. O'Neil
Oakland City
College Park
Mattie Burge
Atlanta
Laurange
Miss Burge
W. N. Huddleston
Willams Street
Westview Cemetery
Trinity Methodist Church
Trinity Epworth League
Ben Hill Club
Young Men's Christian Association
Howard L. Payne
Presbyterian Hospital
Bijou Show Delivers High Energy Texas Comedy
The Bijou Musical Comedy Company under Manager Wells drew a packed house with Hoyt's A Texas Steer. John Dunne’s sharp line drew the biggest laughs as a Texas rancher visiting Congress. Cast members Mary Marble Ada Lester Eva Burnham and others won applause for solid performances. The Grand presents violinist Kocian whose New York debut earned near-universal praise and predicts major success nationwide.
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National Capital
Mr. Dunne
White House
John Dunne
Brander
Mary Marble
Winsomp
Bessie
Little Cilp
John Early
Frank Johnson
Panhandle
Otis Harlan
Dahomey
Andrew Bode
David Angrade
Lynn J. Hall
Dan Marble
Tony Hart
Ada Lester
Agnes Scott
Florence McNeil
Eva Burnham
Kitty and
Owl
Max Hoffman
Suzanne Rocamora
Gleriot
the Grand
Koclan
Kubek
New York
Paderewski
Kubelik
Kocian
Wierald
Iterr Kocian
London
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Chicago, Ill
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Br. C. W. Byrd
First Methodist Church
Terrell
Nelson Sapp
Screven
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Sapp
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Camp Northen
Griffin
War Department
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