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Véryoné
Madras
Government official recalls Harvester trust action delay
In a statement, the official says Attorney General Bonaparte blocked the Harvester trust suits. He notes that after leaving Washington in spring 1907, Harvester interests obtained permission to file a written defense. Bonaparte deemed the defense insufficient and an admission of facts violating antitrust law, prompting reconsideration.
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Harvester
Bonaparte
Harvester Trust
Washington
Perking
Alan
Roosevelt Era Harvester Trust Case Debates and Delays
A historical account discusses President Roosevelt and Attorney General Bonaparte shelving a Harvester trust suit. It covers Perkins Morgan influence, Roosevelt’s directives, Taft’s role, and conflicting claims about suppression of papers and cabinet deliberations. The narrative cites dated exchanges and strategic reasoning shaping the delayed action.
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Perlkurg
Amtth
McCormick
Dent
Roosevelt
Toy
Harvester’ Trust
Hagsévelt
Bonaparte
Harvester, Trust
Morgen
George W. Perkins
Morgan
Perkins
Commissioner Smith
Harvester Trust
Smith
Moosevelt
Taft
War Department
Herbert Knox Smith
Bureau of Corporations
J. P. Morgan, & Vo
Sugar Trust Heard In Government Suit In New York
The Sugar Refineries Company is alleged to have controlled U S sugar output through Brooklyn and eastern units with trustees dictating production and profits sent to the trustees. Witness J A A Stursberg, former Brooklyn Refinery treasurer, described assets, profits, and the 1887 attempt to curb output amid lower prices and fierce competition.
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New York
America
Sugar
J. A A. Stursberg
Brooklyn Sugar Refinery Company
Brooklyn Company
East
Brooklyn
Stursberg
American Sugar Refining Company
Gotham Threatened With Barbers Strike
New York May 11 barbers threaten to strike after Sunday as leaders of the men submit demands for better working conditions. City life could become shareless if the action proceeds.
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Gotham
Barbers
New York
New -York
Boland Testifies On Archbald Case Before Judiciary Panel
Washington May 17 C G Boland brother of W P Boland testified before the House Judiciary Committee investigating Judge Archbald. He described negotiations to settle litigation between the Marton Coal Co and the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad and the proposed sale of Boland interests to the railroad. Boland said Watson claimed the judge should be paid 10 000 to 15 000 and that Archbald offered to help settle out of court. He recounted price increases to 140 000 or 169 000 and named officials who might be paid if the deal succeeded. The session adjourned until Monday due to House business pressure.
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Washington
C. G
Boland
W. P. Boland
Archbald
Commerce Court
House Committee On Judiciary
Juriet
Marton Coal Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Bolands
Marion Coal Company
George M. Watson
Watson
Lackawanna Railroad
Edward J. Williams
Williams
Marion Company
Archibald
Bolanda
Archhbald
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Littleton
Clayton
Marton Company
Lackawanna
Representative Littleton
Wiltama
Ridward J. Williama
Charles F. Conn
William P. Bolana
William L. Pryor
Scranton
Pryor
Bird Man Wilbur Wright Sick With Typhoid Fever
Dayton May 17 Wilbur Wright aeroplane inventor is ill at his home in Dayton with typhoid fever doctors say the illness has not assumed an active form and he remains under care at home while physicians monitor his condition.
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Dayton
Chica
Wilbur Wright
Pollette Seeks 1s Support for Teddy
Pollette campaigns seeking 1s support for Teddy, aiming to boost backing among voters. The effort centers on rallying key backers and aligning with Teddy’s platform to secure decisive endorsement.
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Pollette
KCNOW
Teddy
Senate Press Gallery Access Debate Sparks Secret Session Move
John Corricas reports in Weashington on Senator Heyburn Idaho introducing a regulation to keep executive senate sessions secret and bar reporters from the press gallery. The measure aims to restrict coverage of proceedings including treaty discussions and judicial confirmations, with objections delaying action.
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John Corricas
Weashington
Mey
Senate
Ateret
Seriatore
Sloan
Arizona
Heyburn
Idaho
Forest Service
Rescuers in Titanic Inquiry Hear Duff-Gordons Denials
London May 17 British inquiry board reviews claims that Sir Cosmo and Lady Duff-Gordon refused to return to the Titanic wreck to aid passengers in the water. Hendrickson testifies amid cross examination as Duff-Gordon counsel aims to block the story with crew corroboration and a questioned handwritten list of crew payments.
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London
Sir Cosmo
Lady Duff-Gordon
British Inquiry Board
Gordons
Charles Hendrickson
Cosmo
Hendrickson
Duff Gordons
Rufus Issacs
England
Duke
Duff- Gorden
Funeral Notices From Columbus Area Detailing Local Deaths
Multiple obituary notices from Columbus and nearby Ga communities outline funerals, interments, and survivors. Thomas J. Watt, former Columbus postmaster, dies in Florida. Bridget Riley mourned at 704 Aghby Street. Walter Tennant dies at 520 St Charles Ave with services pending. Major J B Buffington interred with Masonic honors in Calhoun. Walter B McCurry dies of pneumonia in Fairburn with services in Fairburn. John W Morton dies at age 70+, with funeral in Lilburn.
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Thomas J. Watt
Columbus
Florida
Hi. Struppa
Pearce Chapel Cemetery
Bridget
Jim Riley
Aghby Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
West View
Greenberg & Bond
J. B. Buffington
Calhoun
Titen
Buffington
Baptists Establish Fund For Seminaries And New Mexico Ties
The Southern Baptist convention authorized a permanent fund of 15400 to support theological training across states. States allocate amounts from Maryland to Missouri. Discussion stressed denominational training beyond public schools and the church’s duty to aid aspiring ministers. The convention also agreed to attach New Mexico to the southern convention pending northern approval. Women’s Missionary Union elected officers for the coming year including Fannie Heck as president and William Lowndes as treasurer.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Baptist Theological
Southern Baptist ‘Convention
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Mississppi
Louisiana
Texas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
P. Broeoks
Baylor University
Waco
F. C. McConnell
B. M. Patent
Furman University
Greenville
3. C
J. F.carrall
Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee
J. P. Greene
William Jewell Coliese
Liberty, Mo
W. J. Lowry
Blue Mountain College
Miss
W. D. Upshaw
Atlanta, Ga
New Mexico
Des Moines
Acion
Home Board
John Christian
Little Rock
Ozarks
J. F. Vines
South
Women's Missionary Union
Fannie E
Heck
Raleigh
William C. Lowndes
Baltimore
Cathell
Socialist attacks ruler in Reichstag over Alsace threat
Berlin May 17 The imperial chancellor Von Hehman Hollweg used an unusual protest in the Reichstag after socialist Philipp Scheidemann attacked the emperor over a Strassburg banquet threat to annex Alsace Lorraine. Scheidemann called the confession momentous and severe punishment for a people, provoking protests as conservatives cried shame and the government group walked out.
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Berlin
von Hehman Hollweg
Reichstag
Philipp Scheidemann
William
Strassburg
Alsace-Lorraine
Prussia
Herr Scheidemann
Evangelist Indicted in Bronx Murder Case Amid Auto Bandit Claims
New York May 17. Francis Westley Muehlfeld an evangelist is indicted for first degree murder and accused of a auto bandit career. Dep police commissioner calls him king of auto bandits while he ran open air revival meetings in Harlem and the Bronx. Burns, a Bronx saloonkeeper and former Findlay police chief, was killed Feb 11 by a masked robber who fled in a taxicab. Muehlfeldt was arrested in Vineland New Jersey where he worked at the state home for feebleminded youth. Police found criminology books in his room. He is 23, recently married to a socially prominent woman.
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New York
Francis Westley Muehlfeld
Dougherty
Muchsfeldt
Patrick Burns
Bronx
Burns
Findlay
Ohio
Muehlelfeldt
Vineland
N. J
New Jersey
Muehlfeldt
Burns Muehlfeldt
Harlem
Three Cent Coinage Sparks Fiscal Religion Debate
A New York man writes to Senator Penrose about a proposed 3-cent coinage bill predicting impacts beyond finances. He warns churches may lose donations as collectors favor nickels, potentially lowering missionary funding and preacher salaries, while streetcars phones and slot machines could feel strains. The finance clerk declines to reveal the author’s name, noting he is from upstate New York.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington, D. C
New York
Senator Penrose
Finance Committee
United States
Upstate
Wiley's child John Harvey Wiley born to pure food advocate
Washington May 17 Dr Harvey Wiley former pure food bureau chief, famed food hygienist, welcomed a son named John Harvey. He outlined hygiene focused parenting including delayed weaning, natural foods, open-air sleeping, early thrift, and a $100 savings deposit for the infant.
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Washington
Harvey Wiley
Federal
Pure Food Bureau
Progressives in Florida Indorse Theodore Roosevelt
At the progressive Republican convention in Ocala the party backed Theodore Roosevelt for president. Delegates M. G. Gibbons of Tampa and J. L. Whey of Ocala were chosen for the national convention, while Col J. Dev. Hazzard of Eustis was nominated for congressman. The state at large and second district delegates meet in Jacksonville tomorrow.
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Florida
Theodore Roosevelt
Ocala
Fla
M. G. Gibbons
Tampa
J. L. Whey
J. Dev. Hazzard
Eustis
Jacksonville
Stsonville
Latke
Big Luxury Demand Persists Amid Rising Costs
Washington May 17 America's demand for luxury goods remains strong despite higher living costs. Bureau data for nine months ending March show imports valued at roughly 240 million dollars, a record high, with total import value around 44 million dollars for the country. The report notes steady luxury import flow and cites notable figures and questions raised in related political reporting.
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Washington
America
Maillion
Bureau of Statistics
the Commerce and Labor Department
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Eles
Judge of Commerce
Ampensatioh
Syburn
Duff-Gordons
Bridget Riley
Walter Tennant
St. Charles Avenue
Fatterson
Jackson
Walter E. McCurry
Fairburn
Walter B. McCurry
Re. Mary Warlick
Mec Rry
Maurine
W. A. McCurry
Mary
Emma McCurry
Ory McCurry
Methodist Church
Fairburn Cemetery
John Et Morton
John W
Alge
Ofstock
Lilburn
Morton
Oth
Enon
Atlante
Shafer
Whitehall Street
Evangelist
King OF
Auto Bandits
John Harvey
John Harvey Wiley
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