Stanley Attacks Morgan in Rail Monopoly Talk
Rep. Stanley of Kentucky denounces ownership ties between railroads and industry in a House speech criticizing the United States Steel Corporation. He accuses Morgan, Rockefeller, and allies of monopoly, cites Rockefeller’s Mesaba ore deal, and claims the steel trust taxes every American. He argues for absolute separation of finance and industry as a preventive measure.
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Stanley
Kentucky
United States Steel Corporation
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J. Pierpont Morgan
John D. Rockefeller
Representative Gardner
Massachusetts
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Dr. Gates
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Steel Corporation
Leonidas Merritt
Mr. Gardner
Mr. Stanley
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Gardner
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Morgan
Moore Banking Syndicate
United States
Waterfront trading as groundfish prices fall on brisk day
On the wharf yesterday a brisk trading scene saw large fares and a light run of price pressure for good groundfish. Sixteen of twenty docked vessels belonged to the groundfish fleet as steam trawlers and schooners rushed haddock cod and hake, with the Washakie losing a topmast in a gale and several ships delivering sizable catches.
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T Wharf
Washakie
F. Grueby
Shipping News Mini Almanac Highlights Arrivals and Towing
Listings show numerous arriving steamers and vessels from Liverpool Calcutta and Port Antonio to Jamestown with several Norfolk Boston and Portland calls. Towing barges and coastwise movements are noted with names such as Easton Patience Hawthorne Malvern and Orion among others.
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Howarth
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Danielson
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Wider
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Never
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600 Will Compete In Municipal Meet
Final meet of the Municipal Athletic Association summer games scheduled for August 31 at Franklin Field. N J Young named manager. Mayor Fitzgerald may serve as honorary referee. Sixty boys from each of ten districts qualify, totaling 600 competitors with relay events and three age classes per district.
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Save Rain Checks For World Series
Red Sox management proposes rain checks to insure sale of first and best seats to regular patrons for possible World Series games. Applicants must remit rain checks with written applications to Fenway Park. Rain check numbers will determine ticket allocation for each game and may encourage men to bring dates or friends.
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New York
Philadelphia
Fenway Park
Enthusiasm for Roosevelt Drives Auto News Across Nation
Telegraphic notes from J. W. Bowman recount Charles H. Davis's Chicago convention report filled with Roosevelt zeal for the Bull Moose and Stevens-Duryea six. Davis drove 1092 miles in 54 hours, 40 hours running time, and logged more than 20,000 miles prior. National roads and trunk line projects loom in Senate debates on post office funds. N. H. Halliday of Thomas Motor Car Co reports strong Midwest auto business and expectations of a banner season, with East poised for similar gains.
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Charles H. Davis
Chicago
Roosevelt
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Davis
Senate
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Thomas Motor Car Company
Boston
Middle West
Buffalo
Halliday
Pittsburg’s Midget Mensor Joins Local Baseball
The transfer from Portland to Pittsburg features Midget Mensor a tiny fighter who once fought in Oakland before turning to baseball. He remains diminutive, weighing in as a lightweight yet ready to perform in the field and at bat.
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Pittsburg
Portland
Oakland
No Toll on American Shipping
The Senate reached a late agreement to vote on the Panama Canal administration bill and amendments by tomorrow afternoon. Free tolls for coastwise ships were augmented by a qualified free toll for foreign trade vessels, and a major amendment invites foreign built ships owned by Americans to register as American vessels under the American flag.
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Senate
Amendment limits for American registry on foreign built ships
The measure offered by Senator Williams and adopted by a large vote would let American owners reuse ships now sailing under foreign flags if they engage only in foreign trade. Senate rail control debate on Panama bill features Bristow opposition and Clapp defense of House plan under ICC jurisdiction. Death notices list multiple Boston area obituaries with funeral details and dates across Aug. 7–10.
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Senate
Panama
Bristow
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Too Late for Classification WANTED Blacksmith Helpers
Help wanted notices indicate positions for a blacksmith and helpers at Peerless Motor Car Company of New England located at 660 Beacon Street. Applicants must appear Friday between 9 and 10 a.m. to apply to the superintendent.
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N. E
Beacon St
Card of thanks and memory note for Fitzpatrick family
The undersigned express gratitude to friends for floral tributes and sympathy in their bereavement over their mother. Names: Mrs. Ann Fitzpatrick, Mary and Robert Fitzpatrick, Mrs. T. J. Barter. OCallaghan In loving memory of John OCallaghan who died August 9 1910. His children.
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