Kellogg backs charter plan amid workmen compensation talk
Franklin Kellogg, trust buster, testifies before the employers liability and workmen's compensation committee. He says government charters may require compensation terms for injured workers, a stance likely opposed by Elbert Gary and other industry leaders. Rail executives present as advisers foresee adoption of such limits, noting Germany and other nations have similar laws. Kellogg may be recalled to testify on his Standard Oil fee.
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Frank B. Kellogg
Employers’ Liability and Workmen's Compensation Committee
Kellogg
Congress
Elbert H. Gary
United States
Alfred P. Thom
Southern Railway
Robert J. Cary
New York Central Lines
Thomas W. Reath
Norfolk and Western
B. D. Warfield
Louisville and Nashville
Mr. Cary
Germany
England
France
Norway
House Committee
House Committee On Expenditures
Department of Justice
Standard Oil
Evidence in Eddy Case Seeks Expanded Testimony
An affidavit by Dr. Ebenezer J. Foster Eddy, Mary Baker Eddy’s adopted son, asks for testimony to be taken on facts about Eddy’s discovery of healing, her relations with Mrs. Stetson, First Church finances, and the agreement limiting contest of the will in the suit to void the residuary clause.
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Concord
N. H
United States Circuit Court
Ebenezer J. Foster Eddy
Mary Baker Eddy
Foster-Eddy
Hose Routs Railroad Crew In Hancock Street Spur Clash
In Houghton County on June 15 the Duluth South Shore and Atlantic railroad faced city resistance over a spur across land used as a street. The company unloaded 100 workers and began laying track until the police chief and the fire department halted the work with water hoses. The city sought a circuit court injunction.
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Houghton
Mich
Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic Railroad
Hancock
Circuit Court
Japanese War Hope Seen For Pacific Early Phase
St Paul June 15 Captain G J von Meyer Poheim German dragon guards officer guest of Governor Eberhart and Hendrick Strom president Norden club discusses a U S Japan war scenario saying Japan would win early on the Pacific coast but might lose in the end. He tours the U S as Emperor William's representative and carries a Grant star.
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Pacific
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Dragoon Guards
Eberhart
Hendrick Strom
Norden Club
San Francisco
Seattle
Vancouver
Ulysses S. Grant
Frederick D. Grant
New York
China
Berlin
St. Louis
West Indies
South Africa
Egypt
Composer John Sevenden Dies in Copenhagen
Copenhagen report confirms composer Johann Sevenden has died. Details list his death in the Danish capital on June 15 and identify him as a noted figure in music.
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John Sevenden
Copenhagen
Denmark
Johann Sevenden
Sioux City Seeks Army Help to Save Factories Park
Four hundred acres along the Missouri river in South Dakota have washed away above Sioux City. The city asks the War Department to mobilize idle Army engineers to riprap the riverbank, offering to cover half the cost. Without action the channel change could flood a large tract housing plants and a public park, risking heavy losses to the city and private interests.
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Washington
South Dakota
Missouri River
Sioux City
War Department
Spain Moves to Crush Moroccan Uprising
Madrid reports that Spain will explain its Morocco intervention to France as necessary to crush the rising led by the pretender to the Moroccan throne. The pretender burned ten villages near Alcazar and proclaimed a holy war. Raisuli the bandit attacked the pretender, captured Hamid Ben Malek, and recaptured his two sons.
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Spain
Morocco
France
Alcazar
Raisuli
Hamid Ben Malek
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