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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1912
Page
5
United States Steel Corporation and subsidiaries deny alleged antitrust violations in responses to the government dissolution suit. Five answers will be filed in Trenton federal court among 33 defendants.
The United States Steel Corporation and major figures including Andrew Carnegie and the Rockefellers filed answers denying illegal restraint of trade while arguing organization boosted production and foreign trade. They seek dismissal of the suit as the government prepares replications within 30 days before a commissioner takes testimony.
Tonia Michigan report states Amelia Jones was convicted of trying to kill her husband Henry B. Jones by feeding him poisoned pie. She received a five to sixteen year term in the Detroit House of Correction. The victim is said to be crippled for life.
About 3000 Boy Scouts in the Latin School hall greet Lieutenant General Sir Robert Baden-Powell. The program includes welcomes, demonstrations in signaling first aid sea scouting and knot tying, with senior scouts and leaders directing. An 8:15 Tremont Temple lecture follows and a full dress banquet at City Club.
General Baden-Powell arrives in New York from Panama and travels to Boston where he will meet City Club hosts and Scouts. He will breakfast with Lt Governor Luce and club officials at 8:30, visit Governor Foss at the State House, meet Mayor Fitzgerald at City Hall, and attend a Scout demonstration at the drill hall of the Boston Latin and English High schools.
New York January 31 Mr and Mrs George J Gould welcomed a baby girl at the home of Mr and Mrs Jay Gould 1082 Fifth Avenue The infant adds a granddaughter to the Goulds Mrs Jay Gould formerly Annie Douglas Graham married in St Thomas Church on April 2 1911 The couple’s wedding was noted as one of spring’s grand affairs Mrs Graham is the daughter of Mrs Hubert Voss and the late John D Graham
A Juarez uprising spreads to El Paso with two Americans among 18 reported dead. Medical officer from the Mexican army officer counted victims after a midnight clash near the customs house. In Ciudad Juarez garrison rebels proclaimed against the Madero government amid volleys and cries of Viva Zapata.
Chaos grips the border as Juarez mutineers overpower their commander Colonel Estrada and police chief Colonel Gatta imprison leaders, release prisoners, loot stores, seize the Mexican Central train, and threaten to resist federals. Four cavalry troops arrive from Fort Bliss to guard El Paso while Americans are driven back across the river.
The Harvard Corporation announced the resignation of Dr H A Christian dean of the faculty of medicine and Harvard Medical School effective Sept 1 He will lead the Brigham Hospital under prior arrangements Assistant Dean W R Castle receives a half year leave of absence and is in Bermuda on medical orders
The Henry Siegel Company showcases boys clothing in cardinal red in a Washington street window. The display features Buster Brown styled suits and resters with cardinal red collars and trim, plus shepherd plaid and Scotch mixtures appealing to women shoppers amid a recent storm.
Charles H. Jones of Boston attacked the United Shoe Machinery Company before the Senate Interstate Commerce committee alleging an illegal conspiracy. He accused the shoe manufacturers alliance of America, which accounts for about forty percent of U S shoes, of seeking to restore competitive conditions.
Harlem Tommy Murphy of New York and One Round Hogan of San Francisco fought zero rounds to a draw here tonight. The bout concluded without a winner as the scheduled match did not produce a decision.
Ray Wood won the decision over Peter Sullivan in Falls River with the crowd decrying the verdict and urging a draw. Wood was in fine condition while Sullivan did not show his oldform tonight.
The jury trying Dr. John Ferguson and three women for involvement in an illegal operation on Marie Alma Bolduc of Manchester New Hampshire remained out at 2 am after retiring at 12:10 pm the previous day and 6 pm turnout.
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