Minority stockholders challenge Du Pont reorganization
Complainants appear as figure heads for a hidden mover while another suit in Trenton seeks to reverse the New Jersey branch to original stockholders. The Du Pont reorganization has sparked family and corporate strife, mirroring a prior Pennsylvania suit accusing officers of breach of trust.
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Trenton
New Jersey
du Pont
du Pont Company
Pennsylvania du Pont
Pennsylvania du Pont Against President du Pont
Dauss Shuts Out Red Sox as Detroit Wins 3–0
Dauss held Boston to three hits and Detroit won 3 to 0 in a rain‑shortened day. Boston loaded the bases in the ninth with two out, but Dauss struck out Walker to end the game. Batteries: Gregg and Thomas for Detroit Davis and Stanage for Boston.
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Red Sox
Detroit
Boston
Walker
Rhe Bosh
CRITE
Itn
Xen Eette
Gregg
Thoma Davis
Stanage
Red Pitchers Hit Hard as Brooklyn Tops Cincinnati 7 4
Brooklyn clubs Bard while Pfeffer gives Cincinnati innings. Mitchell Mosely Snyder and Wingo behind the net. Pfeffer and Myers for Cincinnati. Sallee stymies Boston 2 1 as St Louis wins. Cubs crush Phila 8 2. Mamaux beats New York 5 2 in series opener.
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Giants
New York
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Schauer
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Powder Firm Officers Face Stockholders Suit
Pierre S. du Pont president of du Pont Powder Company and other officers answered a U S district court suit by minority stockholders alleging defrauded of hundreds of thousands during recent reorganization and enlargement. Du Pont claims McNeely Co owns only thirty shares and the suit lacks genuine motive.
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Wilmington
Del
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The
du Pont Powder Company
United States District Court
du Pont
McNeely & Co
Philadelphia
Republican conventions list for presidential candidates
A historical roster enumerates convention cities and ticket holders from 1856 to 1912. It notes key figures such as Fremont and Dayton in 1856, Lincoln in 1860 and 1864, Grant and Colfax, Hayes and Wheeler, Garfield and Arthur, Harrison and Morton, McKinley with Hobart and Roosevelt, and Taft with Sherman, among others.
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Prsident
John C. Fremont
California
William L. Dayton
New Jersey
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Minot
Hannival Hamlin
Maine
Illinois
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
Ulysses
Grant
Schuyler Colfax
Indiana
Philadelpia
Henry Wilson
Minneapolis
Benjamin Harrison
Whitelaw Reed
New York
St. Louis
William MacKinley
Ohio
Garret A. ‘Hobart
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
C. W. Fairbanks
William H. Taft
James S. Sherman
First price for land in Bluefield hits century mark
Clint Bailey markets forty Bluefield lots once a baseball park. Prime sites lauded on car line near Augusta street and new school, with easy owner sale avoiding real estate commissions. Also offering south Bluefield acreage at low per acre rates. Phone 703 J.
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Clint Bailey
Bluefield
W. Va
Predictions of presidential nominating fight in Chicago
Chicago June 6 predictions abound as Republicans gather for the convention. Roosevelt Hughes Cummins Root Fairbanks Weeks and others compete with many possible candidates while a dark horse looms. The Progressive convention sits alongside with a long, drawn out ballot and a quickly assembled platform.
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Republican ‘Action
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Hughes
Supreme Court
Senator Cummins
Iowa
Elihu Root
Farmers on a Janket Visit to Louisville and Lexington
Several hundred farmers from this section leave on a janket trip to Louisville and Lexington to inspect model farms, the state experiment station, and up to date dairy farms. They previously hosted the blue grass growers a year ago during the return visit.
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Hopkinsville
Louisville
Lexington
State Experiment Station
Cairy
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