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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1908

Page

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Defendants Deny Harriman Monopolistic Conspiracy in Rail Case

In Salt Lake City on April 7 the United States suit to dissolve the Harriman railroad system profits from monopoly is refuted by multiple defendants. EB Harriman denies plans to control Union Pacific stock with Schiff and Kahn, admits firm ties but rejects being a fiscal agent. He and others deny conspiring to restrain trade or monopolize commerce across states and foreign nations.

Salt Lake City Utah United States Harriman EB. H. Harriman Parley L. Williams W. A Clark Salt Lake Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of New York H. C. Frick Union Pacific Oregon Short Line Oregon Railway and Navigation Company Southern Pacific Jacob Schiff Otto H. Kahn James Stillman Schiff Kahn Stillman Kahn, Loeb & Co Union Pacific Coast Portland Ogden Coast Missouri River Ore San Francisco

Asquith Heads To See King In Biarritz

London April 7 Herbert H Asquith chancellor of the exchequer has been summoned by King Edward to Biarritz to see the king amid looming cabinet changes after Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman's illness. Churchill potential cabinet candidate and possible by elections weigh on Liberal leadership questions.

London Herbert H. Asquith Exchequer Edward Biarritz Dover Calais Henry Campbell Bannerman Henry Mr. Asquith Friends Winston Spencer Churchill Manchester Packham Earl of Elgin Marquis of Ripon Privy Seal Lord Tweedmouth Admiralty H. J. Gladstone Home Department John Sinclair Scotland H. H. Fowler Duchy of Lancaster

Great Northern Railway Rebating Case Heard in Federal Court

In New York on April 7 the government charged the Great Northern Railway with Elkins anti rebating violations. Only witness George T. Roberts testified, finding no through rate tariffs. Evidence showed $14,599 in rebates to American Sugar Refining in 1904, after Elkins law, with parties awaiting jury instructions.

New York Great Northern Railway Company Elkins Holt United States Circuit Court George T. Roberts Interstate Commerce Commission American Sugar Refining Company

Bryan addresses 850 at El Jebel Temple banquet

William J. Bryan spoke to 850 banquet attendees in the El Jebel Temple hall, with hundreds more in the galleries. The event was organized by the Bryan Democratic Club of Colorado as part of a day of strenuous activity.

Denver William J. Bryan el Jebel Temple Bryan Democratic Club of Colorado

Powers Agree On Baltic Status Quo Convention

Copenhagen reports Russia Germany Denmark and Sweden reached terms to preserve the Baltic coast status quo with signing expected soon. Sweden and Denmark express satisfaction and Sweden’s government welcomes removal of Russian fortifications on the Aland islands.

Copenhagen Russia Germany Denmark Sweden Baltic Aland Islands

Foreign Agent Testifies in Lake Torpedo Boat Inquiry

Washington April 7 The Lake Torpedo Boat Company faced the house special committee as its foreign representative Robert M Skerrett of New York testified about articles he wrote on submarines. He denied writing to influence sentiment for the Lake company. The morning included a clash between Representative Lilley and R W Woolley over veracity. Representative Loud of Michigan denied being pressured by Electric Boat interests regarding submarine votes.

Washington Lake Torpedo Boa Company Lake Torpedo Boat House Special Committee Obert M. Skerrett New York Lake Company Lilley R. W. Woolley Representative Loud Michigan Frank Edinborough Loud Electric Boat Company

Miners and Operators Schedule Interstate Wage Conference

Indianapolis April 7 miners and operators of the central competitive mining field covering Illinois Indiana Ohio and Western Pennsylvania have agreed to hold an interstate wage conference between employers at Toledo Ohio on Tuesday April 14.

Indianapolis Ilinois Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania Toledo

Thrilling Rescue From Sinking Barkentine Off Portland

The Dominion steamer Turcoman rescued 35 crewmen from the barkentine Bearn et Bretagne of St. Pierre, Martinique, abandoned after a spring leak. Volunteers, led by Chief Officer T. P. Williams, transferred the sailors to the Turcoman after four trips in rough seas.

Portland Dominion Lange Turcoman Bristol Barkentine Bearn Et Bretagne St. Bervan France St. Pierre Martinique Tid Ocean T. P. Williams

Taft Speaks at McKinley Club Banquet in Omaha

Secretary Taft closed the first day of his Nebraska tour with a speech at the Auditorium where he was the honored guest at a McKinley club banquet. The day’s schedule spanned sixteen hours from 8 a m to midnight.

Omaha Taft Nebraska McKinley Club

Slow confidence misleads the assured

A concise aphorism notes that patient effort can mislead people into thinking certainty accompanies slowness. The quote highlights the danger of equating patience with omniscience and urges caution in judging others' pace.

Gompers Defends Labor Hold On Sherman Law Hearing

Samuel Gompers and other speakers testified before a House judiciary subcommittee on the amendatory bill from the National Civic Federation. Professor Jenks urged no changes to the Sherman law regarding interstate boycotts. Gompers said unions prefer enduring the law as is to submission to a labor contracts commission. Further hearing was postponed to April 16.

Washington Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Organized Labor United States Supreme Court Hatters National Civic Federation Hepburn Iowa House Judiciary Committee Gompers Seth Low J. W. Jenks Cornell University Daniel Davenport Bridgeport Anthracite Coal Commission

New Light on the Zones in Geography Class

A twelve year old class in geography faced an exam on zones. One clever eleven year old answered that there are two zones, masculine and feminine, with temperate versus intemperate in the masculine and torrid versus frigid in the feminine.

New York Sun

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