Supreme Court Refuses Review of Standard Oil Fine
Washington January 4 The Supreme Court declined to review the 329000000 fine against Standard Oil for rebates. Chief Justice Fuller announced the decision after the court convened leaving the Court of Appeals ruling in effect which had reversed Landis original penalty and favored the oil company.
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Standard Oil Company
Supreme Court of the
United States
Fuller Goon
Circuit Court of Appeals
Seventh Circuit
Landis
Supreme Court
Lourt of
Sach
Court of Appeals
Big Convention for Mobile Western Classification Meet
The Western Classification Association will hold its annual session in Mobile January 13 for ten days or more. Freight officials from lines west of the Mississippi will convene in the South for the first time in years. Meetings occur at New Battle House auditorium with several hundred attendees. a Chicago Pullman train will travel to Mobile via Chicago and Alton, St. Louis, then Mobile and Ohio. Meeker will preside. the Southern Classification Association meets in Mobile in March.
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Western Classification Association
Mobile
Ala
Mississippi River
New Battle House
Chicago
Senator Camp Stricken in Last Georgia Senate
Senator Benjamin F Camp, longtime Georgia lawyer and member of the last Georgia senate from the thirty first district, is struck with paralysis at his Carnesville home on January 4. His condition is critical though doctors hope for eventual recovery.
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Georgia
Senate
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Benjamin F Camp
Camp
Georgia Senate
Castro of Venezuela undergoes kidney operation in Berlin
Former Venezuelan president Castro was operated on in Berlin by Dr. Terael for kidney ailment. The procedure aims to address issues from a prior failed operation in Venezuela about a year earlier. Castro stated the operation shows he did not come to Germany to shirk responsibility and hopes the world will understand his actions.
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Berlin
Tal
Castro
Venezuela
Terael
Cuatro
Germany
Commission argues opium harm overstated in Straits report
London reports that the 1907 commission on opium traffic in the Straits Settlements and Malay states again presents findings at opium shop closures. It claims evils from opium use are exaggerated and urges government monopoly of production and distribution with higher opium prices.
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London
Straits Settlements
New Pastor for Americus
Dr Burrows a prominent Baptist divine resigns from First Baptist Church in Hirst City and will likely accept a call to Americus Georgia. Burrows is a Confederate veteran and a leading southern minister. Former Alabama legislator Alden Emmane dies in San Rafael California at 73. once a probate judge in Dallas County Alabama and active in Reconstruction efforts after the Civil War.
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Nashville
Tenn
Lansing Burrows
Hirst Baptist Church
Thes Elty
Americus
South
Alabama
San Rafael
Cal
Alden Emmane
Alabama Legistature
Dallas County
White Convicts Cause Trouble in State Prison System
The state prison commission faces a critical dilemma as counties refuse white convicts, forcing possible compelled placement or a costly farm purchase. Proposals include a 6,000 acre white-convict farm costing over 100,000 dollars, with funds from near beer taxes uncertain. The January meeting will address parole, pardons, and reformatories, plus bids for a separate farm for youthful white delinquents.
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State Prison Commission
Bes
State Reformatory
Smith
Prison Commission
Inauguration of Governor Gilchrist in Tallahassee
Florida’s new governor Albert W Gilchrist was sworn in at noon before a large crowd on the capitol steps. Crowds from across the state observed civic and military parades, with a reception in the governor’s office and a grand inaugural ball in the senate and house hall.
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Pia
Albert W Gilchrist
Capitol
Broward
Senate
House of Representatives
Special court proposed for domestic tangles
The New York legislature will be asked to create a tribunal to handle domestic abandonment and related disputes. The educational alliance notes 25 000 such cases in Greater New York, with 16 000 in Manhattan and the Bronx, arguing for a court to mediate and protect families and the community welfare.
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New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Bernhard Rabbino
Educational Alliance
Gava
Instant Relief From Catarrh By Eclipse Cure
Advertises Total Eclipse Catarrh Cure claiming instant relief from catarrh and stuffed head. Notes testimonials from B. Wear in Osceola Florida and a Georgia company offering trials for 25 cents plus a request for name and address. Mentions hearing improvement and temporary cures with a promise of a booklet and widespread cures.
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B. &. Wear
Osona
Fla
Lave
King of the Hoboes Invites Unemployed to St Louis Convention
New York reports that J Eads How known as the King of Hoboes has issued a letter from St Louis inviting a convention of delegates from large cities to meet January 22 to 24. He cites a hard winter and 35 000 to 100 000 unemployed men and seeks employment and transport aid for the jobless.
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New York
J. Eads How
King of
Hoboes
St. Louis
Immense stock yards near New York planned on Hackensack Meadows
Plans announced to build vast stock yards and modern slaughter houses on Hackensack Meadows to supply Greater New York and nearby areas. Project capitalized at 16 million, backed by English and Canadian capitalists, with construction starting in spring and some plants expected in operation by fall 1908. Fifteen hundred screws will be used in the facilities.
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Jimmenge
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Hackensack Meadows
Nesy Foresy
Iow
Receptions for Hitchcock in Birmingham
Prominent Birmingham citizens who invited President-elect Taft to visit Augusta Ga returned this morning on a special train with Frank Hitchcock chairman of the Republican national committee. A reception was held at the Southern Club at 1230 this noon and another in the federal building this afternoon. Considerable attention is being given the Republican leader. He left at 4:16 for Georgia.
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Augusta
Taft
Frank Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Southern Club
Thea
Federal
Georgia
Pr J Thomas Gault Listed At Austell Bulking
notice lists Pr J Thomas Gault residing at 403 Austell Bulking with a sixteenth note and a shortened address line. It appears in a public or legal notice format within a newspaper clipping.
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PR. J. Thomas Gault
Austell Bulking
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Chicago and St Louis Market Receipts and Prices
Cattle and hog receipts around 46 000 and 16 000 with prices for native and southern cattle. calves and stockers noted. Sheep and lamb receipts near 26 000 and 6 050 with market easing for mutton and lamb. Kansas City and London markets show firm cattle, mixed sheep trends, and money rates with turnover figures.
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Sannery
Kanes City
Otenay
East Wethers
Texas
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