Roosevelt Ordered the Harvester Suit Stopped
The Roosevelt administration weighed whether to proceed with a Sherman Act case against the International Harvester Company. Roosevelt pressed Bonaparte not to file a suit until Commerce and Labor investigations concluded, citing a need to respect policy and avoid political backlash from Morgan interests and Standard Oil figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Smith
Perkins
Standard Oil
New York
William Loeb, Jr
Mr. Bonaparte
United States Steel Corporation
International Harvester Company
Bureau of Corporations
Bureau
U.S. Steel Corporation
Roosevelt
Oscar Straus
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Senate
Wickersham
Lea
Tennessee
Johnson
Alabama
Bristow
Taft Rejects Harvester Disintegration Plan
The Taft administration rejects the proposed disintegration of the International Harvester Co under Sherman anti trust. A Chicago suit likely mid next week seeks breakup of the firm with McCormick and Deering units to be kept apart, while settlement appears unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International Harvester Company
Chicago
Wickersham
Fowler
Harvester Company
Edgar A. Bancroft
John P. Wilson
Corporation
Taft
Messrs. Wickersham
Bancroft
McCormick and Deering
Roosevelt weighs anti trust correspondence delay
At Oyster Bay April 24 Colonel Roosevelt awaits full access to 1907 anti trust materials on the Harvester case. He says he will not comment until he reviews all matter. Charles S. Wheeler reports California campaign leadership sees Roosevelt as assured success without a California speaking tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Department of Justice
Colonel Roosevelt
Bonaparte
Oyster Bay
George W. Perkins
Commissioner Smith
N. Y
Harvester Company
Roosevelt
Washington
Taft
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Charles S. Wheeler
San Francisco
California
Wheeler
Great handmade suits offered at $12.50 at S H Harrison Co
Advert shows a sale for a hand made suit at 12.50 with over one hundred patterns. It cites S H Harrison Co at 662 to 672 Washington Street opposite Gaiety Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Harrison Co
Washington St
Gaiety Theatre
Taft Endorsed by Iowa Republicans in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids Iowa on April 24 President Taft won endorsement from Iowa Republicans at state and congressional conventions. Four delegates at large were instructed to vote for him bringing Taft to 16 delegates to the national convention. Cummins favorite son bid was rejected leaving Cummins with 10 delegates. Cummins left for Washington citing local issues as the reason. Roosevelt’s statesmanship was praised in the resolutions committee minority report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Taft
United States
Albert B. Cummins
Cummins
Washington
Roosevelt
Resolutions Committee
Wilson to Rally in Boston at Tremont Temple
Democratic presidential hopeful Woodrow Wilson will spend Friday in Boston. He will speak at a large Tremont Temple rally with other party leaders, with Congressmen Burleson and Henry of Texas expected to address the crowd and Senator Gore possibly in attendance.
Rabbi Schindler Celebrates 70th Birthday
Rabbi Solomon Schindler emeritus of Temple Israel marked his 70th birthday yesterday at his home on 56 Charlotte Street in Mattapan surrounded by many friends bearing tokens of esteem.
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Schindler
Solomon Schindler
Temple Israel
Charlotte Street
Mattapan
Boston TeGathering Follows Rabbi Schindler's Passing
More than 100 people paid respects during the day as flowers from Boston sou ghts of many sections adorned the home. An informal reception the previous evening welcomed relatives and intimate friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Schindler
Boston
Governor urges nine member Panama Expo commission with two women
Governor Foss proposed an unpaid nine member commission to plan proper representation of the Commonwealth at the Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco in 1915. The panel would include at least two women among its members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foss
San Francisco
150 Workers Quit at Pemberton Mills in Lawrence
About 150 doffers and spinners at the Pemberton mills quit work in Lawrence on April 24, citing dissatisfaction with working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Pemberton Mills
Obituaries and Funeral Notices, April 24 26
Multiple Boston area notices list deaths from April 24 to 26 including Charlotte Bradley aged 92 funeral at People's Temple on April 26, Agostino Carzaniga husband of Mary Carzaniga funeral at P J McArdle mortuary chapel and Sacred Heart Church, Dorothy Connors 5 months funeral at home and Calvary cemetery, Frances Corcoran funeral at 1589 Blue Hill Ave, Mary Jello funeral at Crosby rooms with mass and Mt Calvary interment, Abbie Curten wife of Thomas Curten funeral at Morris Street with requiem.
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Sacred Heart Church
North Square
Connors
Sharon
Dorothy F
John T
Mary EB. Connors
Feeney
Calvary Cemetery
Morris Atreet
Soleus
Everett J
Albert W
Agnes G. McGovern Deehan
Poplar Street
Malden
Church of the Sacred Heart
Main Street
Portland
Downhy
Dorchester
Mary B
John Downey
Bowdoin Street
St. Peter’s Church
Everson
Roxbury
Sarah A. Everson
Circuit Street
Faulkner
George Faulkner
Massachusetts Avenue
Fitzgerald
Bridget
William EB. Fitzgerald
Conway
Kent Street
St. Francis de Sales’ Church
Holywood
Gately
Jamaica Plain
Catherine
John Gately
Dorsets
South Street
St. Thomas’ Church
Givan
Mary
Nee McDonald
Charles J. Givan
Blue Hill Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
They Street
New Calvary Cemetery
St. John
N. B
Goss
Erving V. Goss
Samuel and
Maria J. Goss
Walsh
Shirley Street
Granara
Boston
John A
Elizabeth Granara
Roach
Tiverpool Street
Most Holy Redeemer
Kelly
Brighton
Ellen J
Bernard Kelly
Lincoln Street
St. Anthony's Church
Holton Street
Lme
Francis H
Annie Lee
Star of the Sea Church
Pist
Chelsea
Charles B
Florence List
Horace Memorial Church
Webster and Spencer Avenues
Loring
Margaret, White
James Loring
Maclauchlan
Winthrop
James Maclauchlan
Corn Street
Ingalls Station
Mathews
Etta
Thomas Mathews
George Floyd
Madison Avenue
Centre Station
Fern Hill
M’shanh
Cambridge
Julia T
James
Julia Mee Shane
Condrick
Hancock Street
Blessed Sacrament Church
Mitchell
Mire
James Mitchell
N Street
O’connor
Brookline
Bartholowmew F
Minidora O'Connor
St. Mary’s of the Assumption
Partridge
Lake Pleasant
Mass
Frank P. Partridge
T. Auburn Chapel
Peters
Roslindale
Emma
Henry W. Peters
Somerville
Elizabeth G
Henry EB. Peters
Wellington Avenue
Roberts
Daisy A. Meriam
John E. Roberts, Jr
George R. Meriam
Nashua Street
Nashua
H. Simons
Mary F
Daniel G. Simons
Sullivan
Death notices fill page with services and funeral details
Notices list multiple obituaries and funeral details across Boston area towns. Each entry names the deceased, often a surviving spouse or relatives, residence address, and funeral arrangements including church and time. Some items note mass type and burial plans.
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Harvester
The
International En Company
Ter Company
Department of Commerce and Labor
Commissioner of Corporations
Interstate Commerce Commission
Moody
Hansbrough
Messrs Garfield and Smith
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles J. Bonaparte
Hotel Aspinwall
Lenox
Harvester Trust
Quickly
America
the Locomobile Company
of of America
Commonwealth
Back Bay General
Bridgeport
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Atlanta
Minneapolis
Oakland
Aes
NEW England Telephone
Wants Women Members OF
Panama Fair Board
Dr. Elder
E. Addington
Bethel
Okla
S. Evans
Meridian
Miss
Elder’s Sanitarium
Dept
St Joseph
London
Gale & Kent
New England
Court Street
Sey Rae
Tae
Lan
EA. Peck
Brookside Strictly Fresh
Brooksid
Santa Clara
Wilson Bros. Watchmakers and
Opticians
Vulinary
Broter Jewelers
Wilson
Scotiay Square
Post
Woodbridge
Agnes C
John R. Woodbridge
Emery
William FP. Kingman
Waldeck Street
South Station
Shawmut
John Donelan
Berkshire Street
Cambridgeport
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