27 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1911
Page
1
The government cites a January 11 1911 pledge by steel manufacturers in which executives vowed to protect each other and eliminate competition. They declare their honor binding even above life itself and insist actions be taken only with a clear understanding that personal honor is at stake.
Shanghai dispatch reports rebels have seized Canton after heavy slaughter and plan an immediate advance on Pekin. In Pekin the throne surrendered to the national assembly and dismissed Sheng Hsuan Huai. Prince Ching heads a cabinet inquiry and releases riot leaders as the assembly demanded.
The item lists anniversaries for dates today noting births of Theodore Roosevelt born 1858 and former Massachusetts Governor John D. Long, with reference to journalist and diplomat inne Reid.
Fair weather in Boston and vicinity with cloudy intervals and colder temperatures over the weekend. In New England, Friday remains fair with Saturday turning cloudy and colder, with possible local rain in the western counties and moderate west winds.
Police seized books from Richeson’s room at Frank H. Carter’s Cambridge home last night for minute chemical testing by expert chemists. The probe ties to a report Richeson, two days before Avis Linnell’s death, bought flour from Mrs. Carter and mixed it with a substance. He allegedly claimed the mixture was for a book mending paste and warned Mrs. Carter that poison was in it. Detective Robert Burns leads the inquiry.
Philadelphia’s Athletics clinch another world championship with a final win powered by Lefty Bender. The report salutes Bender for defeating Mathewson and securing the Mackmen’s latest triumph at Shibe Park. A future banner hints at the Mackmen’s own planned triumph next spring.
The United States files a sweeping anti trust case in Trenton New Jersey seeking dissolution of United States Steel Corporation and 36 subsidiaries for allegedly maintaining a steel monopoly under Sherman law. Named defendants include Morgan Rockefeller Carnegie Schwab Perkins Gary Rockefeller Jr and others.
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