Manila paper trust fined for restraint of trade
Twenty four wrapping paper firms pleaded guilty to violating the Sherman act in a federal case arising from the Manila and Fiber association. Judge Hough imposed fines of 1000 dollars per firm, reduced for extenuating circumstances as cooperation expedited government costs. The case stemmed from investigations triggered by the American Publishers’ association and involved indictments against Parks and 25 firms.
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New York
Manila
Hou
United States
Manila and Fiber Association
Hough
American Publishers’ Association
John Norris
Combine of
John H. Parks
Norris
Federal Grand
Combine
Parks
Europe
Solomon M. Stroock
Stimson
Veiled threat by Count Boni delays custody move
Paris June 23 The lawyer for Count Boni de Castellane says he will not seek custody transfer until after Mme Gould and Prince Helle de Sagan wed, hinting that something could disrupt the marriage. London June 23 Madame Anna Gould and Prince de Sagan arrived from Paris as she refused to discuss the upcoming wedding with reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Boni de Castellane
Mme. Gould
Castellane
Gould-Sagan
London
Anna Gould
Prince Helle de Sagan
Madame Gould
Filipino Society Denounces Americans in Manila Circular
An anonymous inflammatory circular circulated in Manila denounces Americans, alleging tyranny and that their goal is to rob and enslave Filipinos, bearing signs of the Katipunan society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Katipunan Society
Burk Mills Burned in Canada Fire Tragic Loss
Burk Mills in Perry Sound district north of the Grand Trunk was nearly wiped out by a Sunday fire. The blaze caused about 100000 dollars in damage and left the town's buildings and stores destroyed. No further details on casualties were reported.
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Toronto
Diamond salesman's ransom mystery grips New York
Meyer Newman, a New York diamond salesman, vanished after taking $2,000 in gems from his home. Two anonymous letters demanding $10,000 were sent to Stern Bros. & Co., who notified police. A message from the night before his disappearance mentions two men from the west and a boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Meyer Newman
Stern Bros. & Co
Newman
Bronx Park
Storm damages barns and deaths in Midwest storm
A parallel trio of storms across Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan on June 23 caused extensive property damage. In St Paul Steele County Ellendale Clarke's Grove and New Richmond were hit with unroofed buildings shattered glass and panic but no fatalities. In Minneapolis a railway worker was killed and in Kalamazoo a church steeple was struck by lightning with major crop losses reported.
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St. Paul
Minn
Steele County
Ellendale
Clarke’s Grove
New Richmond
Wis
Minneapolis
Henry H. Fortwenger
Omaha Railway
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Kalamazoo
Benton Harbor
Hillsdale
Royal funeral in Hawaii for Prince David Kawananana koa
Honolulu June 4 23 The funeral Sunday of Prince David Kawananana koa who died recently in San Francisco and was brought here on the steamship Manchuria. The ceremony followed ancient Hawaiian chiefs rules with a grand procession by National Guard units marines sailors and native societies. Services at the capital and mausoleum were led by Roman Catholic and local bishops with territorial federal and military officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
David Kawanananakoa
San Francisco
Manchuria
Hawaii
National Guard of
Twentieth Infantry
Fort Shafter
Maine
Alabama
St. Louis
Zeusma
Islands
Receivers Appointed for Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal and West Side Belt Railroads
Pittsburg June 23. F W H Skelding president of First National Bank and H W MecMastera of the Wabash railroad, recently named receivers of the Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal, were Monday also appointed receivers for the West Side Belt railroad by the United States circuit court.
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Pittsburg
F. WH. Skelding
First M National Bank
H. W. MecMastera
Wabash Railroad
Wabash- Pittsburg
West Side Belt Railroad
United States Circuit Court
Chinese City Under Water
Wuchow is inundated by an abnormal 70 foot rise in the Fu river. Many casualties are reported and extensive damage seen along river banks. Inhabitants seek refuge on house tops amid widespread flooding.
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Hongkong
Wuchow
Brothers Drowned In Michigan Bathing Tragedy
V isand Mich June 23 Paul and Fred Foster brothers of Auburn Mich drowned Sunday while bathing in the Tittabawasee near there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Isand
Mich
Paul and
Fred Foster
Auburn Mich
Tittabawasee
Heat Toll Tops Seven As Heat Wave Rages
Chicago reports seven deaths and many prostrations from a heat wave. Officials issue hot weather guidance in seven languages as humidity soars and temperatures remain high. A forecast calls for cooler weather by Wednesday with brisk winds reducing heat. In Michigan, a boiler explosion near Imlay City fatally injures two and injures a third.
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Chicago
Lake Shore
Cox
Health Department
F. W. Reilly
W. A. Evans
Washington
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Western Lake Region
Wednesay
Ohio Valley
Eastern Lake Region
Atlantic States
Knights of St. John Convene in Reading Parade
The twenty eighth national convention of the Knights of St. John opened in Reading, Pennsylvania, with delegates from about a dozen states. The day featured a parade of around 2,000 uniformly dressed Knights led by Supreme President Peter P. Fertiz of Shelbyville, Indiana, as chief marshal.
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Knights of St. John
Reading
the Knights of St. John
Peter P. Fertiz
Shelbyville
Ind
Prominent Pharmacist Crowns Drowning Incident
Salisbury N C June 23 J Bryant a prominent pharmacist and Thomas Littleton 21 were drowned while swimming near here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury, N. ¢C
J.&. Bryant
Thomas Littleton
Nine Die in Coal Mine Explosion at St Etienne
Seven miners and two mine officials are killed after a fire damp explosion at a St Etienne coal mine on Monday. Rescue teams battle after shock collapsed passages trapping workers and injuring several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Etienne
Two Freed Two Guilty In Land Fraud Conspiracy Case
Washington June 23 The jury in the Hyde Benson Schneider and Dimond land fraud conspiracy case returned verdicts finding Hyde and Schneider guilty while Benson and Dimond were acquitted. Judge Stafford urged a shared view and asked a renewed effort to reach a common agreement before final discharge. Jurors had been out since Friday afternoon amid extensive land office records from California Washington and Oregon.
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Washington
Frederick A. Hyde
John A. Benson
Joost H. Schneider
Henry P. Dimond
United States
Criminal Court
Hyde
Schneider
Benson
Dimond
Justice Stafford
California
Oregon
Battleships Gather in San Francisco for World Cruise
The Atlantic fleet of 16 warships and six auxiliaries gather in San Francisco harbor on June 23 as preparation begins for a July 7 voyage around two thirds of the world. Flagship Connecticut under Rear Admiral Sperry is in port with seven battleships, including Louisiana Ohio Minnesota Kansas Vermont and Georgia. West Virginia lies at Mare Island. Supply ships Culgoa Glacier Ajax Panther Relief Yorktown are being readied for the long voyage.
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San Francisco
Hampton Roads
Charles §. Sperry
Connecticut
Louisiana
Ohio
Minnesota
Kansas
Vermont
Georgia
West Virginia
Mare Island
Culgoa
Glacier
Ajax
Panther
Relief
Yorktown
Duelists Kill Each Other in New Mexico Duel
Albuquerque dispatch reports cattlemen R. M. Sallier and Edward Jones killed in a duel near St. Vrail New Mexico about 200 miles east of Albuquerque. Neighbors tied to a cattle trade quarrel. Guns were drawn simultaneously and both men died instantly.
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Albuquerque
N. M
R. M. Sallier
Edward Jones
St. Vrail
Here
Explosion Destroys Laboratory at Newport Naval Station
An explosion of chemicals in the torpedo laboratory at the naval training station in Newport destroyed the lab on Monday. No other property was damaged. Loss estimated at up to 3060 dollars. Spontaneous combustion suspected as the cause.
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Newport
Naval Training Station
Fatal Shootout Near Spring Creek Claims Two Lives
On a ranch north of Spring Creek two men, E. H. Bald Baldwin and Edward Graham of Lamp Creek, were involved in a shooting. Baldwin was killed and Graham, hospitalized, is not expected to live.
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Sturgis
S. D
E. H. Baldwin
Edward Graham
Lamp Creek
Spring Creek
Baldwin
Graham
Taft Opens Campaign Preparations For September Start
New Haven June 23 Secretary William H Taft attended a Yale class reunion with 96 survivors and will speak at events this week. He plans to launch his presidential campaign in Cincinnati in September and will not take a vacation before election day while praising Roosevelt's Chicago convention demonstration and commenting on the anti injunction plank and Democratic scene.
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New Haven
Conn
William H. Taft
Yale
Taft
New Haven Country Club
University Hall
Ladyard
Philippines
New London
Harvard
H. C. Hollister
Cincinnati
Ralph FE. Clark
Hollister
Frank B
Sherman
Bryan
Chicago
Glynn probes stock transfer tax violations in New York
Albany June 23 State Comptroller Martin H Glynn announced a new probe to enforce the stock transfer tax law. He said early results show widespread disregard by about 75 000 stock companies, costing the state substantial revenue.
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Albany
N. Y
Martin H. Glynn
Glynn
Two Steamers Collide on Detroit River
A near disaster occurred Sunday on the Detroit river as the Belle Isle ferry Britannia collided with the City of Alpena, both vessels escaping notable damage. A signal misunderstanding is blamed though no serious harm reported.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit River
Belle Isle
Britannia
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Company
City of Alpena
To Compel Good Service In East Cleveland
Cleveland judge in common pleas court orders the Municipal Traction Company to provide good service and the same fare as Cleveland to East Cleveland, a suburb, effective immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Phillips
Common Pleas Court
Municipal Traction Company
East
Labor delegates back Mitchell for Illinois governor
Delegates from central bodies of the Illinois State Federation of Labor in Springfield on Sunday endorsed John Mitchell for governor and pledged their individual support.
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Want Mitchell
Springfield
Ill
Illinois State Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
Illinois
Short Specials Propaganda Ring in England
A company organized to conduct a propaganda effort in England is noted. Pope Pius is shown a wireless device intended for placement atop St Peter's Cupola. Illinois' Daniel Matthews, famed as the bashful groom, vanished as his bride Mary Frazier waited at the Jerseyville altar. Honolulu funeral honors Prin David Kawanananakoa, dead recently in San Francisco, in a grand Hawaiian royal ceremony.
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England
Pope Pius
Peter
Daniel Matthews
Illinois
Jerseyville
Misa Mary Frazier
Honolulu
Prin David Kawanananakoa
San Francisco
Hawaii
USA
Henry Permen
James Norton
Fred Storrs
Milwaukee
Carolina
Saoulo
Brazil
Campaign Book To Appear Early This Year
Washington notes the Republican congressional campaign book will be issued unusually early, about six weeks sooner than four years ago. It will follow prior lines with new issues and dropped topics, substantial focus on injunctions, and include the Democratic platform for speakers.
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Washington
Repuican
Fatal Stabbing In City Car Incident
Cincinnati rail car tragedy report says John Staton aged 26 of 813 Dayton Street, Bell Telephone lineman, was fatally stabbed near Colerain Avenue after being bumped by fellow passengers, with investigators treating it as an accidental act.
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Cincinnati
John Staton
Dayton
Bell Telephone Company
Colerain Avenue
Market summary from Chicago and New York
Wheat futures firm on July 9444 95 cents with steady tone in New York. Corn and oats active with July corn around 69 70 cents and September oats near 88 to 89 cents. Flour weak in Chicago markets with multiple grade prices and jute bag costs. Butter eggs and dairy items show mixed retail prices. live poultry and turkeys quoted per pound with geese and ducks noted.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Dairi
New York
Live Stock Market Report Chicago and Omaha Prices
Market notes show cattle and hog prices with ranges for different grades. Chicago listings include good to prime steers from 8.25 down to 4.50 for various quality, hogs quoted from about 5.80 to 6.10 for heavy packs and shipping barrows, and calves, cows, bulls priced across multiple categories. Omaha figures mirror mixed movement with native steers at 7.50, Texas and range cattle around 3.00 to 3.50, and hogs slightly higher in places, while sheep and lambs show slower demand with yearlings and ewes priced around 4.00 to 5.50 and lambs 5.50 to 6.50.
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Chicago
Omaha
Neb
West
Texas
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Paper Trust
Anatomink Paper Company
North Water Gap
Bayjess Pulp and Paper Company
Austin, Pa
Bedford Pulp and Paper Company
Big Island
Brownville Paper Company
Brownville
The
Champion Paper Company
Carthage
Central Paper Company
Muskegon
Continental Paper Bag Company
Watertown
de Grasse Paper Company
Pyrites
Dexter Sulphite Pulp and Paper Company
Dexter
Detroit Sulphite Pulp and Paper Company
Fletcher Paper Company
Alpena
Gould Paper Company
Lyons Falls
Hartje Paper Manufacturing Company
Steubenville
the Island Fager Company
the Island Paper Company
Menadha
Jefferson Paper Company
Black River
Newton Falls Paper Company
Newton Falls
Orono Pulp and Paper Company
Orono
Parsons Pulp and Paper Company
Parsons, W. Va
Racquette River Paper Company
Potsdam
York Haven Paper Company
York Haven
Moyer & Pratt
Munising Paper Company (Limited
Munising, Mick
Count Boni
Hawai
Prince David
Gompers
Middle West
Don’ts
Imlay City
Thomas Fibbs
Wiliam Brown
Smith
Grand Trunk Railway
Port Huron
Atlantic
AFT
Alma Mater
Convention
Roosevelt
Probe Corporation
Laporte
Christ Noll
Sehlit2a Brewing Company
Louisiana Solon
Baton Rouge
Hammond
Red River Valley
G. W. Jones
Deham Springs
Livingston Parish
State House of Replsentatives
George Wiloughby
Prospect Over
Waupun
Jud Brazee
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