Santa Fe Violated Rate Law in Coal Trade Findings
The Interstate Commerce Board found Santa Fe and Colorado Fuel and Iron Company repeatedly violated the rate statute from its passage until 1904 when coal tariffs were cut by 1 15. Caledonia Coal Company alleged favoritism to Colorado Fuel and Iron, revealing a collusion where Santa Fe acted as agent collecting coal price and freight, and arranging lumped expenses to disguise freight. Attorney General Moody and Secretary Morton discussed railroad rate legislation after Cabinet talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
el Paso & Southwestern Railway
Caledonia Coal Company
Gallup
N. M
Caledonia Company
Trinidad
Santa Fe Company
New Mexico
Bowie
Victor Fuel Company
Fem
Moody
Morton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Department of Justice
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
The Nerves as Life Vitality Energy of the Body
An advertisement extols nerve strength as the key to health, claiming nerves drive heart, lungs, brain and organs, and that weakened nerves cause indigestion constipation and inflammation. It promotes a “great specific” for nerves, with warnings of various ailments and offers six bottles of a remedy with money-back guarantee.
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W.hsine
Otros Decatur
Ind
Did Not Expel James M Curley Letter to the Editor
Thomas F. Phelan defends St. Patrick’s Total Abstinence and Literary Society of Roxbury confirming James M. Curley was not expelled. He explains the meeting vote and urges publication to correct a circulating error. The note asserts the society’s nonpolitical stance and moral suasion rooted in Father Mathew. Feb. 2, 1905.
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St. Patrick's
Roxbury
James M. Curley
Curley
St. Patrick’s Society
Father Mathew
Thomas F. Phelan
St Mary's North End Parish Reunion Draws 1200 Plus
St Mary’s Hall on Stillman Street overflowed as more than 1200 past and present parishioners from St Mary’s North End gathered for a reunion. The program featured tableaux varieties with 100 costumed girls, followed by dancing and remarks from clergy and prominent residents.
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St. Mary's Hall
Stillman Street
St. Mary's
North End
St. Patrick
Pathiin
Francis Casey
J. M.goldsmith
John H. Blanchard
Joan B. Fitspatrick
B. F. Shields
Fatck McGahey
Daniel A. Whelton
The
Porn of Aldermen
Arthur
MytAcKenna
Geo . Monshan
Mary Kiley
Kiley
Jorant
P. H. Bradley
John Doherty
M. F. Hart
Annie O’brien
Annie Medee
Catherine Gilbride
Marcella Donegan
Rebecca Geary
B. Doherty
B. M. McMackin
James Farrell
P. Doherty
Florence M. Barry
J. McIntire
Elizabeth Whalen
Lderman
Nicholas Burke
Cambridge
Maggie
Mary Burke
William Cunningham
Kate Fuller
Mary Rich
Lulu Roster
Mary D. Daley
Ellen McBlany
Rebecca
Xesore
Matilda Geary
Helen Doherty
Thea
Rose Granara
Alma Cavagnaro
Clarissa Truedell
Catherine Devenny
Clark
Lucy Winn
John A. Winn
Edwin Winn
Eugene
Driscoll
Stephen J. Fitspatrick
Gorky and eight others face state trial in Russia
St. Petersburg report says Maxim Gorky and seven other authors and publicists are to be brought to trial on political charges. Governor-General Trepoff states the ministry of justice conducts the investigation and the procurator-general will decide on civil or military court jurisdiction.
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ST. Petersburg
Maxim Gorky
Trepoff
Associated Press
Ministry of Justice
Patrolman Stops Runaway Horse Near Commercial Street
Patrolman J. J. Heeley of the North End police halted a runaway horse that plunged toward a crowd on the corner of Commercial Street around 7 pm. He wrestled the bridle free and dragged 20 feet before stopping the animal, which belonged to the Standard Supply Company at 78 South Market Street after being frightened from its wagon by passing teams.
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Commercial Street
J. J. Heeley
North End
Standard Supply Company
South Market Street
Three Men Caught in Charlestown Tailor Shop Heist
Three men described as New York crooks were surprised in Michael Hughes 3828 Main Street Charlestown tailor shop around 10 pm. They faced Police Lt at Station 15 claiming to be Stackman 21 Miller 25 Garbel 25 all residents of New York. A horse and buggy tied outside are held for owner return as police expect mugging before Chief Watts.
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New York
Michael Hughes
Main Street
Charlestown
Joseph Stackman
Maurice Miller
James Garbel
Watts
Militiaman Patriot First General Orders From Miles
Lieutenant-General Nelson A. Miles assumes command of Governor Douglas's staff and issues General Orders No. 6 on patriotism discipline self-respect self-reliance and resourcefulness for militia. It stresses patriotic citizenship absolute loyalty to state and nation and accountability of officers for troop appearance.
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Nelson A. Miles
Douglas
Adjutant-General
Miles
Sunday Church Services Across Boston Faithful Gather
A long list of Sunday morning and evening services across multiple churches including Tremont Temple Baptist First Free Baptist Warren Avenue Baptist Harvard Street Baptist Shawmut Congregational Dudley Street Baptist and more. Notable events include baptisms receptions sermons and revival meetings with ministers Henson Dixon Deming Durkee Stockdale etc. Households are invited to all services and no fees are charged.
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Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Washington Streets
Dixon
D. C
George H. Remele
Hake
Alabama
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Henson
D. D
TL. H. Rhodes
First Free Baptist Church
Warren Street
Sprosite Holborn Street
J Stanley Durkee
B.D. Mallory
Niles Langley
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
West Canton Street
Herbert Johnson
Harvard
Harvard Street Baptist Church
Harrison Avenue
M. R. Deming
Unday School
Mra
M. A. Leger
First ST
Commonwealth Avenue
Francia
H. Rowley
Astor
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Tadies
Tremont Temple
S.M. Sayford
A. C. Dixon
Lewis E. Smith
Berkeley Temple
Berkeley Street
Warren Avenue
Allen A. Stockdale
Oliver D. Sewasll
Harvard Church
Brookline
Simon
R. G. Moulton
Eago University
Old South Church
Amory H. Bradford
Montclair
N. J
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
William A. Haggerty
Shawmut Congregational Church
William T. McElveen
H. M. Dunham
M. Sayford
Lewis EF. Smith
Methodist Tremont
M. E. Church
Concord
Shepardson
Hepardson
Mallailey
Charles A. Crane
Henry Hitt Crane
Young Pere
Bsmaid Temple
M. Sayford and Dixon
Boston Psychic Conference
Massachusetts Avenue
Northampton
B. ©. Smith
Knight
Kempe
Smith
A. E. Carpenter
L. L. Whitlock
Malden Spiritual Association
Pleasant Street
Munroe
Macurda
Colored Jubilee Singers
Mabel Witham
Washington Stret
John Winthrop
Tremont Street
Church of the Sons
Pawtucket
Rhoda Ward
Joseph Cuff
Albert Meader
Mme. Whittemore
Lamartine Street
Green
Jamaica Plazn
Myrtle Hall
Broadway
Chelsea
Messia
Newhall
Clark
Gould
H. Nutter
J. A. Knight
Malden
Progressive Spiritual Society
Louise Hall
Washington Street
Abbie Burnham
M. A. Bonney
Harvey Redding
Ella A. Higginson
Honest
E. Mack
Roxbury
G. M. Hughes
Elcott
Brooka
Astral Reader
ODD Fellows’ Hall
Chaloner
A Hicks
Eveleth
Nutter
Gray
Ballard
Fox
Heray
Hout
Ward
Hatch
Rez
Heath
Dover Street
Marriner
Dale Street
Rosbury
Mmb
Bruce
Tremont St
Tent Circle
Sweenage
Hall
Thurso Ingreat
Annie Foley
J. Butler
Font Street
U S Fleet Sails From Luzon to Watch Japanese and Russians
An official Manila despatch reports 15 American warships departed Luzon for southern waters to maintain neutrality in American waters and observe both the Russian and Japanese fleets.
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Paris
Manila
Luzon
Russian scouts sighted between Borneo and Sulu Islands
Manila reports rumors of a Japanese naval rendezvous at Tawi Tawi in the Sulu group while Russian scouts are sighted between Borneo and the Sulu Islands. A coal laden steamship bound for Vladivostok reportedly sold a large cargo to the government after diversions due to seizures by Japan.
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Manila
Tawitawi
Sulu
Philippines
Borneo
Sulu Islands
Vladivostok
Alleged Girlfriend of Dead Burglar in Court
Hisse Kenney of 7 Middlesex Street appeared before Judge Wentworth in Municipal Court on a charge of idle and disorderly conduct. She was sent to the House of Correction for two months and appealed. The case involved Edward J. Bannon the burglar shot by Patrolman Henry F. Barry. his bank book was allegedly in Bannon’s possession.
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Hisse Kenney
Middlesex
Edward J. Bannon
Henry F. Barry
Wentworth
House of Correction
New Encyclopedia Project Aims for Modern Authority
A leading American publisher engages Daniel Coit Gilman Harry Thurston Peck and Frank Moore Colby as editors in chief to create a modern encyclopedia with four hundred eminent scholars as contributors promising a trustworthy reference for today’s users.
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America
Daniel Coit Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
Carnegie Institution
Harry Thurston Peck
Columbia University
Frank Moore Colby
New York
New International Encyclopedia Promises Broad, Up-To-Date Coverage
The 1904 New International Encyclopedia is described as entirely new, with up-to-date, unbiased articles. It claims thorough interpretation of facts, wide institutional adoption, and home convenience. Offers an 80-page plan for affordable ownership and installment options.
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NEW International
Harvard Astronomer Captures Dark Sun Spot Photograph
Harvard astronomer Edward Skinner King at the observatory produced a striking photo of a large sun spot, using a makeshift camera and a highly insensitive plate. Researchers under Professor Pickering aim to resolve why the spot appears so dark as the sun rotates and the spot edges shift across the solar disk.
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Harvard
Edward Skinner King
Harvard Observatory
King
Pickering
Big Stocking Factory Fire Hits Wilkesbarre
The Pouter & Co stocking factory, with 600 workers, burned at midnight in Wilkesbarre Penn. The surrounding lumber yard caught fire also and the loss is estimated at $200,000.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Pouter & Co
Plumbers Honor 30th Annual Ball With Record Crowd
More than 1000 attendees fill Odd Fellows Hall for the Boston Journeymen Plumbers Union 12 event. Notable guests include John Cashman Jeremiah J Donovan Jere miah F Driscoll John F Clancy and other industry leaders with Terrance Heagney as foot marshal and P J Hayes Edmond B Minton assisting.
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Boston Journeymen Plumbers
Odd Fellows’ Hall
John Cashman
Building Trades Council
Jeremiah J. Donovan
Jeremiah F. Driscoll
Bricklayers’ Union 3
John F. Clancy
Gas Fitters
John Manning
Master Plumbers
Union leaders converge as Boston strike gains momentum
International president McSorley arrives in Boston to review a major strike now underway. Gustave Theirmer reports the international sanctions a minimum 18 dollar weekly wage for an eight hour day. Local unions collect support and plan events as organizing campaigns begin in South Boston.
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Roughan Hall
Women's Trade Union League
Boylston Street
Meta Teaten District Council
Boston
Julius Freldman
National Cloth, Hat and Cap Makers’ Union
Care Makers’ Union
New York
Chicago
Francisco
Arep
Wood surrenders over Plainfield murder claim
George H. Wood, 26, an Harlem iron worker, turned himself in at West 20th Street station claiming memory loss and denying Plainfield ties. Plainfield police say they are assured by telephone he was the rider who killed George Williams, a Watchung grocer, in a sleigh outing near Warrenville yesterday.
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New York
Plainfield
George Williams
Watchung
N. J
Warrenville
George H. Wood
Harlem
West Twentieth Street
Wood
Ardleigh Goodwin Murder Claim Tied to New York Death
Ardleigh Goodwin, 29, died January 21 at Bellevue Hospital New York from severe wounds and brain hemorrhages. His brother in law and mother allege murder and have asked New York police to investigate. Local undertakers report the body was found with extensive injuries. Goodwin was a New York iron broker and son of the late Isaac Goodwin. He was buried January 24 from his home at 42 Wedgwood Street Everett.
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Post
Goodwin
New York
Cure Catarrh with Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder
Rev Dr Borcher of Buffalo urges readers to try Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder for catarrh relief. He and his wife report quick relief within ten minutes after use. The advertisement markets the powder as purifying breath and ending offensive discharges.
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Borcher
Buffalo
Agnew
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F. C. Gilbert
Park Street Church
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Park Street
Mary KE. Slattery
Berkeley Hall
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A. C. Gaebelein
Morgan Memorial
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Morris Clark
Russia
Walter P. Pinel
Quincy
Harrison Hall
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J. P. Blaid
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Kerles Elis Smith
Prac Harding
Mr. Abbott
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S. M. Sayford
Lewis EB. Smith
Theodore Parker
Berkeley
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F. W. Wodell
Universalist Beacon Universalist Church
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Que Ietas
George Perin
Reach
Perin
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