Taft Declares Brotherhood Conspired Against Interstate Law
In a Toledo court ruling Judge Taft finds the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers conspired to interfere with interstate commerce. Chief Arthur ordered restrained. Lake Shore case also decided, Lennon fined for contempt while others were discharged. Sargent comments on decisions as time wasted and boycott dynamics continue.
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Touxpo
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Tafts
Arthur
Ann Arbor
United States Circuit Court
Ricke
Lake Shore
James Lennon
Taft
Guistance
P. M. Arthur
F. P. Sargent
Sargent
Aiareet
Brotherhood
Congress
United States
Mexico
Dominion of
Canada
Bso
Rick
Ricks
Tte
Equity Courts
Clark
Case
Rutger and Conley
Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad
Thera Canes
Charader
Lennon
Costa
Terre Havin
Ind
Frank P. Sargent
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Ricks and
Toledo
Fudge Tafte
Engineers
Engineers Brotherhood
Sureme
Address by Vice President Stevenson at Maryland 1776 monument bazaar
Baltimore April 4 Vice President Stevenson opened a bazaar to raise funds for a monument to Maryland's 1776 heroes. Edwin Harfield introduced him at the Fifth Regiment Armory as he praised Maryland's colonial role and cited figures, battles, and notable names tied to the revolution.
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Baltimore
Stevenson
Washington
Maryland
Fifth Regiment
Edwin Arfield
Commonwealth
Atate
Funtory
Cornwallis
Long Teland
Nota
Smallwood
Rawlings
Griffith
Richardson
Ramsay
Howard
Williams
Harlem Heights
Camden
Monmouth
Germantown
Guilford Courthouse
Legal Clash Over British Mine Aims For Receiver
In Denver on April 4 Judge Riner ruled in J Warren Brown et al v the Republican Mountain silver mines corp a Britain based firm with most stock held by Americans. English stockholders sought to wind up and exclude American holders prompting a request for a receiver. In West Union Iowa a violent clash at Jackson Junction left seven to eight injured as workers and farmers resisted railway orders to block a warehouse. In Curecano a Chicago presbytery overture was sent to the general assembly.
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Denver
Riner
United States
J. Warren Brown
Republican Mountain Silver Mines, & Corporation
Great Britain
London
Engad
West Union
Jackson Junction
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Miles McGovern
Peter Meyers
McGovern
New Novelties in Double-Breasted Suits Arrive
Patrons report strong season business in men and boys clothing and furnishings with hats. The store claims record sales and dominance over competitors in style, land quality, and low prices. Daily arrivals include double-breasted square cut suits touted for young men and fashionable bea ties.
Senate Debate on Russian Treaty Secrecy Opens Again
The senate met in secret session to discuss the Russian treaty and the injunction of secrecy. Debates centered on what portion of the treaty should be public and how to balance transparency with sensitive material.
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Wasuteron
Senate
Bayard
Cleveland
Locked Horns as Senate Deadlock Hints at Rate Bill Stalemate
The Illinois Senate reassembled to third readings on several bills including House Roll 43 the rate bill. Senator Dysart contested attendance during a call of the house but the chair ruled against it. Deadlock persisted with repeated but brief efforts to reach agreement as absentees were sought.
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Senate
Lincoln
Mattes
Tost
Eggleston
House
Dysart
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Lodge Taft
Theaa Plana
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers‘ Association
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Rep Oak
Choctaw Coal and Railway Company
Darnell
I. P
Frederick
Martin
G. W
Landers
Henry
Zio
Macomp
Wilcox
Bardolph
Louisviliw
Curecano
Chicago
Miodel
Made
Israel
Chestnut Street
Hotel Olumbia
Chicago, Ill
Woodlawd Park
Illinois Central
Metropolitan National Bank
Carson, Pirie
Scott A& To
T K. I, Noble
J. F. Somes
Mer
W. Woodard
Briggs
Eneral Assembly
Parentine
Tex
International and Great Northern Railroad
Harris
J Tauiequan
I. T
Wulon
Cuiccagoo
Expositon Company
Union Carpenters
Commets
Worke Burnham
Presbytery of
Belden Avenue
Rey, KR
D+ Scott
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