Supreme Court Hears Northern Securities Case Again
The Attorney General Knox argued before the Supreme Court that the Northern Pacific and Great Northern merger to form Northern Securities destroyed competition in interstate rail transport. He linked it to prior Transpor t and joint traffic cases and urged that contracts restraining commerce violate federal law.
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Washington
Northern Securities
United States Supreme Court
Indore
Knox
Alimout
Transchenport
Congress
Gentienen
Casey
Mir Knox
Pie
Eaid
Pourth
Ae Walt
Northern Securities Company
Great Northern and Northern
Rattroail
Coke Wages Drop In Connellville Coke Region
A 17 percent wage reduction affecting about 20 000 workers in the Connellville coke region was announced by the H G Frick Coke Company. This is the first wage cut since the early 1890s strike, following prior 10 percent raises about a year ago. The move signals potential pressure toward a two dollar minimum price for furnace coke as regional sales sometimes fall below that level. Corporate stores tied to Frick and allied companies also reported price declines in the same period.
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Connellaville
H. (. Frick Coke Company
Ind
Frick
Fon Supply Company
Frick and Allied Companies
Jewelry Store Promises Fine Goods and Service
We are headquarters for the above. We also have a large and well-selected line kept in a first class Jewelry Store. Call and let us show you the goods.
Prince in Disgrace Over Steeplechase Incident
Berlin report says Crown Prince Frederick William disobeyed Emperor William II by racing up Potsdam steps with the First Regiment, earning a three day confinement. He previously rode tandem at Boon University and praised Impressionist art, a joke unlikely to amuse the ruler. A London Daily News note about throat operations is dismissed. doctors report benign internal growths after expert consultation.
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Berlin
Pred
Erick William
Potsdam
Sax Souci
Secon
Boon University
London Daily News
William
Fighting at Mokphe sparks widespread unrest in Korea
Rioting worsens at Mokphe with Korean wounded. American residents seek protection. US envoy demands Korea open Wiju port while Russia’s influence delays action. Japanese officers announce redeployment from Rome. Korean army of 8000 viewed as potential rioting force amid rising tensions.
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Beoul
Mokphe
Mokohe
Russia
United States
Allen
Wiju
Korea
Japan
Seoul
Ito
Port Arthur
Hale Accepts Senate Chaplaincy With Boston Cleric
Washington December 16 Dr Edward Everett Hale of Boston telegraphed his acceptance of the appointment as chaplain to the United States Senate and arranged to spend the winter in Washington with his family The Rev Dr Howard Everett Hale a Boston pastor and author born April 8 1822 is a member of the Hale family and has built a prolific career in theology literature and journalism.
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Senate
Washington
Edward Everett Hale
Boston
United States Senate
Howard Everett Hale
Nathan Hale
Hale
South Congregational Church
Edward Avelett Hale
Boston Latin School
Harvard University
Church of the Unity
Worcester
Mass
Hartford
Conn
Emily Baldwin Perkins
Yale National Bank cashier fatally shoots himself
Anne Bushnell, cashier of Yale National Bank in New Haven Conn, shot himself before the bank opened. He died at Cruce hospital about an hour and a half later. Police noted no unusual demeanor as he greeted a polio victim outside the door. The bank examiner Barrows was at Yale National earlier. The bank’s president Greeley issued a brief statement. Bondholders appeal to Roosevelt on Panama debt issues. Turkish cruiser Medjidie completes two days of trials at Cramp Shipyard in Philadelphia preparation for sea trial.
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New Haven
Wes Short
Conn
Anne Bushnell
Yale National Bank
Cruce Hospital
Bushnell
Hanlf
Barrows
United States Bank
Yale National
Candler
Greeley
A. ©. Bushnell
Casbler
Bushell
Turkiah Cruiver
Philadelphia
Medjidie
Cramp
Delaware
Edwin & Cramp
Attack on Consul Davis Confirms Turkish Culpability
Extensive report from Alexandretta accuses local authorities and police of assaulting American Consul Davis and hindering him during duties. The legation forwarded the findings to Washington awaiting instructions on response. Also notes Brooklyn readying for target practice from Beirut, and Sardines Poison a Family in New York with recovery of Captain England and relatives. Cardinal Herrero will leaves a large legacy related to Spain and Cuba and Philippines defense.
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Constantinople
Thea United
States
Legation
Baa
Alexandretta
Davis
Pureult
Atfarlan
Alexandretia
Egypt
Concil
Washington
New York
Polson
John W. England
Herrero’ Pecotiar
London
Hurcero Y Espinosa
Valencia
Madrid
United States
Cuba
Hook
Spain
Revolt in Santo Domingo prompts U S stance
New Dominican revolt reports Washington cites extensive movement in Santiago after failed provisional government to secure US recognition. News notes possible plots against United States Minister Powell and says the navy will safeguard the American legation in Santo Domingo. Newport to return from San Juan once high seas ease. In Sharon Pennsylvnia furnace workers face a ten percent wage cut starting January.
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Washington
Dew
Simpson
United States
Plata
Santiago
Powell
Navy
Santo Domingo
Newport
San Juan
Christmas Piano Sale Promises Large Discount
Classified round up notes a Christmas sale offering 25 new pianos at 275 each, factory fresh, double veneered, mahogany finish with ten year warranty, catalog available. Also mentions river farm with electric lights, two phones, three miles to depot, Hygienic couches, and a bracelet monogram offered by local merchants.
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McKannon & Co
Church Street
Burlington, VI
D. A. Perry Teal Estate
Ison
Chicago council adopts badge rule to identify workers
City officials in Chicago move to require workers to wear badges to prevent unauthorized entries. The ordinance aims to establish employee identity and deter acts of mischief or disruption in the workplace.
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Boden Fur Clix
Chicago
Dee
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