Trusts and Death Demands Upset Competition in Supreme Court Brief
The government urges the U S Supreme Court to dissolve and prevent monopolies by challenging the American Tobacco company and affiliated firms under the Sherman act. Attorney General Wickersham and J C McReynolds file the brief claiming the firms have long destroyed competition and restrained commerce. In Kansas City, a judge declares the Traders' Live Stock Exchange a trust and orders its dissolution.
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Washington
Tobaane Company
Dlecred
Supreme Court of the United States
Wickersham
J. C. McReynolds
Spec
United States Supreme Court
Kansas City
District Court
Rae
Traders’ Livestock Exchange Association
Kansas
One More Chance Writ of Error in Morse Case
Pending arguments on Walter Morse's writ application after denial of a new trial in the United States Court. Judge Lacombe may act today on the motion or writ while awaiting further steps. Federal authorities consider Hough's denial final, delaying execution until all appeals are exhausted.
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Morse
New York
Charles W. Morse
H . Banker
Jean
Fter
Wadge Hough
United State
Morve
Wiemey
Martin
Lacombe
Jude Lacombe
United States
Glyd Hough
Panker
Dwyer
MILK PRICE INQUIRY OPENED IN CHICAGO
Government officials investigate Chicago milk dealers over increases from seven to eight cents per quart and four to five cents per pint. Reports say large local firms may be required to explain actions by national authorities. District Attorney Sims cautions about quoting him and notes potential cross jurisdiction probes.
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Western Cay
Chicago
Dev
Rsh
United States
Wits
New York
Edward J. Sims
Satolli Failing Fast Under Oxygen Support
Cardinal Satolli is ill with peritonitis and failing rapidly, sustained only by artificial oxygen. Earlier periods show he insisted on reading extracts from United States history, reflecting his longstanding intellectual habit during illness.
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Ipyaen
Ronse Deo
Carolinal Satolli
Tine
United States
TAFT PURCHASES LYME NATIONAL BASEBALL FIELD
Philadelphia reports a tentative agreement between Jake Rogers and A. J. Reach to sell the Lyme National baseball club to Mr. Taft. The purchase price is not disclosed and Taft would own a single share of stock in the club. Reach and Fogel clarify ownership remains with Philadelphia men.
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Philadelphia
Philadel- Lyme National Baseball Club
Jake Rogers
A. J. Reach
Taft
Messrs. Reach
Horser Fogel
Hall Club
President Taft's Niece Marries Seattle Man in Quiet Wedding
Miss Laurse W. Taft wed George H. Snowden of Seattle at her parents home with President Taft as guest. Attendants were Miss Margaret Lowe and Reese Alvord as best man. The couple plan a European honeymoon and will live in Seattle. Taft stayed to a theatre later and rode to the station for the midnight train back to Washington.
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New York
Dew
United States
Laurse W. Taft
George, H. Snowden
Seattle
Henry [W. Taft
West Forty-eighth Street
Hieleny Blysine Hobert
Archibald Butt
Mary
Min
Horace Taft
Margaret Lowe
Reese Alvop
Iridegroam
Europie
Provident
Taft
Wether
Washington
Four Cars Derail In Rutland Traffic Tie Up
Disturbance at Rutland on December 3 reports four freight cars derailed on the New York division of the railroad. Two cars empty and two loaded left the track after a collision near milepost 0:90, blocking traffic for four hours. Northbound and southbound trains were delayed. no injuries reported.
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Rutland
New York
Retlad Railroad
Ataeh
Clarendon
Marble Men Meet at Proctor Factory Gathering
A large gathering of branch managers, superintendents, and agents of the Niemen Marchly Co. convened this week in Proctor. Vermont and New Haven figures led by H. D. Pierce and A. 3. Witte attended, traveling from cities including Cavengiah, Leavenworth, Boston, Shepnebury, New York, Wallingford, and Manchdetee to discuss company matters and store operations amid a regional meeting of about sixty participants.
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Proctor
du Branch Jhanageys
Niemen Marchly Co
Vermont
Ates Chicane
H. D. Pierce
Cavengiah
Chyrolash
Leavenworth
New Haven
Boston
Halden
Shepnebury
New York
Witte
St. Donia
N. T. Avchfield
Wallingford
Sin Vryneinen
Manchdetee
Baemeely
MO. Robinson
Woetford
Streeter's Chance Poorer Appointment for Customs Court
Washington reports doubt about appointing a New Hampshire man to the Customs Court. Taft has not yet clearly defined the port of Nicolas Wyre from New England. Opposition from Treasure Mount Vengttis is noted. Uncertain whether Senator Aldrich and others will approve the nomination amid political maneuvering in New York and California.
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New Hampshire
Customs Court
Washington
B.S. Riteeter
Cynerloor
Barbar
Bonnigtor
Aktrt
Gan
Strnetany
Aldrich Marki
Standard Oil faces big loss in threefold damages plan
Independent Petroleum Marketers Association seeks antitrust damages from Standard Oil Co under Sherman Act. Thomas J. Hagen, president of the association, leads a plan to file thousands of damage claims in federal court if the Supreme Court upholds lower court rulings dissolving the corporation. Three judges will oversee the hearings, with regional attorneys handling eastern and western cases.
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Springfield
Dom
Mmocrathi
Trou
Indei
Standard Oil Company
Supreme Court of the
Dineatred
Ose
Cieraland
Ridtend
A. Tulborite
Coustes
Ante
Um Yot
Denerr
San Francis
Daring Fire Rescue In Newark Ninety Thousand Fire
Newark N J Dec 2 A dramatic eight hundred thousand dollar fire trapped workers in a Newark factory last night as flames roared through the building. Deputy Chief Towey and firemen fought through falling glass to reach three men and three women pinned on the second floor. A window was smashed, a ladder raised, and all six were guided to safety onto the sidewalk amid cheering crowds.
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Newark
Towey
Tovey
Fire Loss Reported At North York Depot
Fire swept the north end of the warehouse district causing an estimated loss of about 3500 dollars. The blaze, which spread through timber and rafters, destroyed a barn and depot occupied by John W. Buemont and others. Neighbors signaled distress as the flames grew, with an insurance estimate much smaller than the damage.
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Ruthin
John W. Buemont
Verdi Turns Grief Into Music At Death Bed
An anecdote from Carlo Ceccaralli recounts Verdi at a dying friend’s bedside in a winter room. He wept inwardly, then sat at a piano and improvised the Miserere from Trovatore, expressing deep sorrow through music as a solace to his grief.
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Verd
Goalua
Verdi
Carlo
Ceccaralli
Queer Jewelry Telegraphed Wires as Earrings in Africa
A fragment from an Italian newspaper reports German Southwest Africa natives fashioning telegraph insulators as earrings and wires from poles as neck rings. Tales describe natives wearing rubber heels and pink silk garters as adornments, sparked by mysterious thefts of electrical equipment.
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Shiv
Beginnings Of Sir William Broadbent Life
A fragment from a memoir excerpt describing visits at Sandringham. Beelyn Wood asks about music and scales at twenty four, a sister urging him to quit, and a life path spanning sailor, bar, army, with a note the church was never pursued.
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Sandringham
Beelyn Wood
William Broadbent
Parallel Tales of Spurgeon and Swift in Witty Mockery
A fragmentary column contrasts Spurgeon and Dean Swift during calamities. Spurgeon jokes about his court moving as Barsex earthquake news arrives, while a Dublin building collapse affects several workers when a man named Thennipan dies, prompting a hasty departure.
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Spurgeon
Dean Swift
Barsex
St Patrick's
Dublin
Mexican envoy reports progress in Nicaragua crisis
Governor Creel and Mexican envoy describe completed mission to Nicaragua. They credit asylum for Zelaya and support for Madriz as stabilizing steps, affirm cooperation with the United States and respect for Washington treaties. Creel to return home after January 1.
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Wahington
Managta
State Department
Mexico
Madrin
United States
Yelaya
Hondurag
Costa Rica
Matiz
Toledo
Zemapa
Managua
Enrique, Creel
Chivantua
Amocsted
Orel
Zelaya
Madrne
Peace
Patriotica
Nicaragua
Creel
Zelaya Wan
Law of Nations
National Congress
Jane Madriz
Taft Anl
Knox
Cortaga
Koz
Weaver Converts to Faith Cure in Campaign to Heal
General of Greenback fame Weaver announces a life devoted to divine healing and a national convention to promote the doctrine. He plans to travel in New Jersey and New York, stating prayer in faith can save the people and that religious healing will become a major political platform. Mary Martin and Mrs Snead are detained in Newark under indictment related to the death of a hospital patient.
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Des Moines
Dee
Ceneral Innes B. Weaver
Teraniem
Adq Padigu
Itis
Atump
New Jersey
New York
Doc
Mitomobile
Mary Martin
Meer Snead
Mig
Mary Snead
Tosiba
Newark
N. J
Eka
Virginis Wandlew
Bern
Plans for waterways face congressional vetoes and dockets
In Washington Delaware engineers report many waterway improvements are impractical at government expense. Deepening Mattaponi and Great Pedee, running steamers Cheboygan to Put in, and other projects are deemed not worthy. Congress may withhold funds unless favorable revisions occur.
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Washington
Del
Wantois Dlerouchyd
Policiog
Sauvity Contractors
Army Enginagre
Sapiring
Congress
Mattapani
Aylett
Guinty
Mattaponi
Virginia
Koren
Pedee
Cheraw
Palk
South Carolina
Cheyboygan
Putoskey
Mich
Alabama
Vahara
Wisconsin
TaFollette
Obey
Tennessee
Delaware
Alamicut River
Maryland
Atlantic
Fort
Misissippi
Bayou Las Titre i Alamo
Mesquite Inlet
Florida
Bayou Coomtrié
Louiviana
Deeperate Effort in Love Letter Sparks Odd Exchange
An unusual scene in a New York setting shows Bom composing a letter to a southern Black man. A jailer style dialogue with Colonel Yerger reveals coded phrases and a test of writing readiness. The piece hints at the era's literary pretensions and references to figures like Stuart Solomon within a bustling, irregular conversation.
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Bom
New York
Junta Constitution
Yerger
Thompson
York
Thompson Street
de Berry
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Satolli
Newton
Mass
Benton
Nathaniel Price
Albert Smith
Philadelphia Grounds
Streeter
Standard
Don
Frm
Minnesota
Mothon
Conneel
Te Deeuert
Bellows Falls
Scott
Hawk
Oba
God
Scott & Howne
Peart St. N.Y. A A
Madriz
Governoreel
Weaver
Cou A
Nelson
Minneste
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Iitersstad
Ellery
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