Taft plans seeks insurgent action on reform program
President Taft plans to present a winter program to Congress including amendments to the Interstate Commerce Act, voluntary corporate incorporation, conservation policy from Ballinger, a postal savings bank, Alaska reorganization, statehood for Arizona and New Mexico, and drastic federal cuts. Aldrich to Taft allies promise to push these measures, with insurgent Western legislators seeking decisive action. Taft will avoid public campaigns and will not target districts with hostile lawmakers as he aims for law, not fanfare.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Taft
Wilb
Ballinger
Alaska
Arizona
New Mexico
Aldrich
Hale
Cannon
Payne
Dalzell
Tawney
Middle—West
Aallionaire Mills Dead Pioneer of California Bank
Darius O. Mills a famed financier and philanthropist dies at his winter home near San Francisco at eighty four. Born in Westchester NY he moved to California in 1848 and founded a Sacramento general store then the Gold Bank of Sacramento shaping Western banking and frontier commerce.
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California
San Francisco
Cal
Darlos Ogden “Mills
United States
Whitelaw Reid
Great Britain
Darius O. Mills
New York State
Westchester County
North Satem
Sacramento
Eldorado
Gold Bank of
New York Woman Dies After New Year Fire
Mrs Charles E Hillis aged twenty three dies after sixty three hours in a private New York Hospital room from burns sustained at Cafe Martin New Year's Eve celebration. Fire believed caused by a match thrown by a nearby spectator igniting celluloid trimming on her dress. She leaves a sixteen month old child. Born and educated in Montclair New Jersey.
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New York City
New York Hospital
Charles E. Hillis
Four Die of Ptomaine Poisoning In New Mexico Pantry
Four persons died and six were critically ill from ptomaine poisoning after eating canned pears at the home of Mrs. G Valdez on Sunday. The dead include Mrs. A Fernandez and her two year old daughter, Mrs. DG Valdez, mother of Mrs. Fernandez, and Frank Garcia, eight year old grandson of Mrs. Valdez. Pears were canned by Mrs. Valdez.
Four Firemen Die as Wall Falls at Milwaukee Plant
Four Milwaukee firemen died buried by a collapsing wall at the American Bridge Company yard. The blast caused $250000 in property damage. Names listed include Captain Tom Hennessey and Lieutenant Donnie O'Donnell among others.
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Milwaukee
Wis
American Bridge Company
Tom Hennessey
Donnie O'Donnell
WroytrQeemert
Jefferson Not Popular Appros priation For Montment Not Used
Washington DC report on Thomas Jefferson's unpopularity and a decayed plan to erect a statue. Congress earlier created a commission, set aside $5000, and hired sculptor Justus St Gau dens who died before completion. Secretary Knox learned the $5600 was not available and was reappropriated.
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Washington, D. C
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Jusustus St. Gaudens
Knox
Comptroller of the Treasury
Trask Killed In Express Car Disaster In New York
Spencer Trask a Saratoga banker and art patron was killed instantly in the Escort car of the Montreal Express near Croton. Three others injured include two Pullman porters and Charles Simpson of Brooklyn. Trask backed Edison’s electric transport ventures and helped found General Electric. His estate Yaddo near Saratoga was famed for art treasures and social prominence.
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Croton
N.Y
Spencer Trask
Saratoga
Spencer-Trask & Co
William Street
New York City
Trask
Charles Simpson
Brooklyn
Thomas Fdston
Bue
Edison
Mr. Trask
Eedison
New York
Edison Illuminating
General Electric Company
Municipal Art Society of
National Arts Club
Yaddo
Con Hsia
Renee
Dutet Tow
Ate Kerr Barhydt
Daniel, Webster
Edgar -Allan Poe
Haddon Isall
Government meat inspection under fire from Melvin report
The Melvin report argues that half of the meat eaten in the United States is from uninspected sources and calls for stronger state and municipal inspections to supplement federal oversight. It notes misdirected animals, poor sanitary conditions, and that even with 2500 inspectors, some condemned meat passes. Over 6 million animals were inspected, more than 1 million condemned, and 25 million pounds of meat deemed unwholesome in the year.
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Washington, D. C
United States
A. D. Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
Melvin
Bast
Louis
Taft to tackle gambling in wheat and cotton futures
Washington conference at the White House discusses ways to curb speculative trading in futures for wheat corn cotton and other commodities. President Taft to meet with Knox Wick ersham Scott Lovering and Smith as federal inquiries broaden to futures gambling nationwide.
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Washington
White House
Taft
Knox
Wickersham
Scott and Lovering
Herbert Knox Smith
Cotton Exchange
New York City
Pitchblend mass in Colorado Neaver Cal
The largest pitchblend ore body is found in the German mine at Central City Colorado. Assays by Herman Fleick professor of chemistry at Colorado School of Mines reach eighty five percent uranium content, a high mark among known ore bodies. The find could hasten radium supply funded by scientific and medical donors as radium commands about 2 600 per ounce.
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Neaver
Cal
Central City
Herman Fleick
Colorado School of Mines
Colorado
Night Rider Witness Slain Near Mobile
In Baldivin County Alabama James Middleton a key armor and night rider witness was shot and killed near his home. The federal case against six prominent men who allegedly killed a sheep owned by Ay Comstock was to feature Middleton as a witness. Comstock reported a masked group warned him to leave the community or face death before contacting federal authorities. The federal district attorney said Middleton identified the alleged night riders.
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Mobile
Ala
James Middleton
Sage
Anyoush
Baldivin County
Middleton
Wis
Comstock
Nile
Ridora
Kentucky Judge Commits Suicide After Memory Lapses
Georgetown Kentucky Judge John C Vavis a prominent Kentucky bar member and after dinner speaker shot himself in the brain with a revolver after his memory failed him while attempting to deliver an address. His body was discovered by the janitor in his room.
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Georgetown
John C. Vavis
RICHER WILL: WILLUM McCOY QUITS IRANINESS HOTEL LIFE
Chicago veteran Willum McCoy, once a bakery wagon driver earning ten dollars weekly, has turned over the 21stories Hotel Company property to retire as a millionaire. Arriving in Chicago from Ireland about forty years ago, he started as a driver, moved into livery, then entered hotels thirty years ago and found swift success.
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Williur McGoy
Chicago
Willum McCoy
Gompany
Ireland
Mccoy
Carmichael Banker's Death in Wellsburg After Operation
Thomas W. Carmichael a banker and all producer died in Wellsburg West Virginia after surgery for peritonitis. He passed away following the operation.
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Thomas W. Carmichael
Wellsburg
W. Va
Information of Paper Mill Trust and price fixing evidence
Evidence of a combination of mills to fix the price of news print paper was filed with United States District Attorney Wise at New York City. Molders of fall made cheese are still strong in their views and refuse to grant concessions.
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Paper Mill Trust
United States
Wise
New York City
Mexico Accepts Responsibility for Zelaya Transfer
Mexico agrees to accept responsibility for moving Zelaya from Nicaragua and for his future movements, stated by the Mexican minister to the commander of the American expedition aboard a Mexican warship before Zelaya departed. In other news, a turkey shortage boosts demand for ducks and geese as dressed poultry remains scarce.
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Mexico
Zelaya
Corrito
Nicaragua
Knickerbocker Limited Wreck Injures Two Crewmembers
Big Four train No 18 the Knickerbocker Limited wrecked by a defective switch near Ansonia Ohio. Engineer John Myers of Bellefontaine and the fireman were fatally injured. No passengers harmed.
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Munce
Ind
Knickerbocker Limited
Ansonia
Ohio
John Myers
Bellefontaine
Judge Bell Found Dead in Bed at Hollidaysburg Home
Judge Martin Bell, resident Blair County judge, was found dead in bed at his Hollidaysburg residence. He was sixty two, death attributed to a heart affection.
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Ie ‘Ound
Martin Bell
Blair County
Hollidaysburg
Judge Bell
Labor Leaders and Unions Face Arbitration Call
The field of labor shows volunteers and campaigns across regions. John T. Smith of the cigar makers serves on the Public Utility Commission in Kansas City. At a Toronto convention, William J Maher was reelected president of the Amalgamated Steel and Electric Railway Employes Union. Sousa offers to lead the Boston annual concert band as a feature of labor demonstrations. A report from the United Brewery Workers shows 45,203 members under general body jurisdiction across locals and 1,387 branches.
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New England
Ikers
Wtions
Vermont
John T. Smith
Cigar Makers
Public Linlity Commission
Kansas City
United Brewery
Daited States
Railway Employes Demand Wage Increases Across Eastern Railways
Key conferences on wage increases were held with thirty five Eastern railroads and January 20 was set as the date for the meetings to reach agreement.
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aMfeals
Mixed 19th Century Notices Montage From New York News
A scattered collection reports on probate values and trustees, a Staten Island wedding note for Miss Susan Price at seventy, and the Dowager Duchess of something with an estate trust. It mentions Mrs Clarence Mackay inviting a Puffrage delegation to Albany, a prize contest director at the American School of Peace League, and Dr. Rose Ringgold as a contract surgeon. Queen Matchedita praises American novelists and the Paris book scene.
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Mme, Steinells
Susan Price
Staten Island
Mughes
Clarence Mackay
Albany
N.Y
Maneles
Evandelaidren
Mre Belmont
Anne Morgan
Fannie Pern Andrews
Doston
American School of Peace
Matehedita
Italy
Parisuins
Ips
World speed and distance records from 1909 list
The record list from 1909 includes multiple events across motorcycling, bicycles, ice skating, yachting, and various running and swimming feats. Notable entries cite Springfield and Munich venues, performers such as J. D. Rozier and H. L. Collins, and times like one mile in 58 85 seconds and twenty four hours over 1093 miles.
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Springfield
Mass
Fred Hayek
J. D
Rozier
Los Angeles
C.spencer
H. L. Collins
Ormond AP
Guignard
Munich
F. Bonhours
Paris
Ray Nuer
Mathieson
Davos
Switzerland
John
Nilsson
St. Paul
Clarel
EB. W. Price
Shrewsbury River
Barney
Ata Reids Dairay
Roxas
Ralph de Palma
Minneapolis
George Robertson
Ormond Beach
Fla
Mulford
Patschke
Brighton Beach
Marriott
Salvater
Monmouth Park
Fitzherbert
Tys
Hamburg Belle
George Nowhag
Celtic Paris
A.C. Travers Island
T. Connect
R. E. Walker
South Africa
F. P. Murray
New York
W- Robinson
Chicago
B. Kiernan
Australia
W. Battersbee
England
Misa A. Kellerman
C. Mc Daniels
Dan Ahenine
Peston
Plat Adams
Celtic Park
Ee Wardle
J.J. Eller
Speculative 17910 visions and lab marvels
A fragmented preview lists future ideas from laboratory creation of Ite and artificial teeth grafts to cancer cures and organ transplants. It forecasts aeroplanes in five hours, gas turbine ships at high speed, pneumatic school shootings, color photography, and discoveries like missing Jinks, Halley’s comet spectroscopy, and a South Pole discovery alongside municipal subsidies for music culture.
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New York
Chicago
California
South Pole
Chief 1909 Gentreas List and Snowbound Foothill Ranches
A list of 1909 chief benefactors includes John S Kennedy John D Rockefeler Andrew Carnegie and Mary Rhinplander with millions in gifts and estates. Unusually heavy snow on the eastern slope of the Rockies drives wild game toward ranches near Denver forcing antelope deer and mountain sheep into summer hotel premises in Fremont County near Canon City and Insmont.
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Denver
Col
Promption Iion
Insmont
Fremont County
Canon City
Lightweight workers discharged at Carbondale for low weight
The Delaware and Hudson Company issued orders from Albany to discharge nineteen D and H employees at Carbondale Pa for weighing under 160 pounds. Superintendent James Manning noted some top workers weigh under 150 pounds and warned such lightness tires brain matter as well as muscle.
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Albany
Delaware and Hudson Company
Carbordate
Jamey
Manning
Motive Power
Royal and political notes from a 1908 era page
The item cites Memer Christmas mail, Princess Louise legal battles, an Aubin New York opera, praise for Roosevelt, Belgium’s manifesto against Albertus King, Harvard president Eliot seeking an injunction, Loeb approving Richard Parr, and a Belgian throne intrigue involving the Duke of Arvideyan and the Dowager Vaughan in Italy.
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Kenty Glennings
Louise
Leopold
Aubin
N.Y
Empr
Pans
Rheadore Roosevelt
Soendisds
Albertus King
Dedarias
Loro
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Publowas
Phan
Loeb
New York City
Richard Parr
Soecal Treasury
Eri
Belgium
Duke of
Arvideyan
Vaughan
Italy
Postoffice Aims Money Orders Deal With Western Union
The Postmaster General agreed with Western Union Telegraph Co for exchange of telegraph money orders between the United Kingdom and Canada and the United States after January 1 1910. Maximum single order equals £40 for UK Canada US payments up to $200 in the US and Canada.
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British Postoffice
Western Union
London
Western Union Telegraph Company
United Kingdom
Canada
United States
Chinese to Spend 20 Million on U S War Material
China plans to purchase 20 million dollars worth of war material in America. Minister Chang Tang to initiate the deal with discussions in New York with shipbuilding and steel interests. A commission in England will review contracts for vessels and ammunition upon arrival.
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China
America
Wn Pahineton
Chang
Tang
New York City
Arstval
England
Notable events mix in crowded city scene
James B H McGreb celebrates his tenth birthday at North Newport. Alfred Lewis Jones head of Dempster Steamship Company is dead. Gaynor urges dedication at Brooklyn Hebrew Orphan Asylum. Joseph Tisinger killed in car crash near Pelham Manor. Jay Gould did not testify in breach of promise suit. Taft attends Yale corporation meeting in New Haven. Magistrate Barlow praises tightening licenses for chauffeurs and autos. Dr Grenfell predicts sealine deer meat and grain exports from Labrador. Governor Hughes returns to Albany for father’s burial service.
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James BH. McGregbe
North Newport
Alfred Lewis Jones
Lder Dempster Stemnehip Company
Massor
Gaynor
Brooklyn Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Joseph Tisinger
Pelham, Manor
Xii
Jay Gould
Taft
Yala Corporation
New Haven
Maugistrate Barlow
New York City
Grenfell
Y Hughes
Albany
Morse Dons Convict Garb at Atlanta Prison Transfer
Former financier Charles W Morse begins a fifteen year term at the Atlanta Federal Prison after a crowded move from the station. He dons the prison garb as his wife and two sons travel from New York, while supporters seek presidential clemency from Taft.
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Atlanta
Charles W. Morse
King
Thevmah
Morse
Asia
Georgia
Atlanta Prizon, P
New York
Gyde
New York City
C. W. Morse
Pennsylvania Railroad
Latest News Briefs From Multiple Cities In Brief
A roundup of short items reports a New Albany murder bound over for grand jury in a husband wife case. Hazleton voters approve annexation despite saloon opposition by seventeen votes in total 627 cast. Frisco favors municipal street railways after bond vote. Cincinnati mother Mary Bipp crazed post murder story. Boston magnate Mason Marean dies waiting for a streetcar. Hammond grants trial divorce to Nereji and Mary Whole after Will Jam case. Vancouver schooner Woodbury forfeited for fishing within three miles. Northampton reports fatal blood poisoning from a cut. Danville Lincoln era museum fire destroys office with relics. Buffalo Colonel John Byrne dies, father of cadet. Washington Colonel Walter Howe named brigadier general. Washington Dominican House elects Matthew L. Heagon as provincial.
New Jersey Teachers Press Reforms and Law Review
In New Jersey, the State Teachers Association adopted resolutions at closing session urging a complete legislative report on school administration, uniform courses of study, and expanded rural school efficiency. They pressed for a crisis of trained teachers and criticised the inequity in compulsory attendance up to seventeen while factory work permits for fourteen. A vow for community improvement and enforcement of laws to make neighborhoods better is urged.
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New Jersey Teachers’ Association
Fort
Senate
Unsinkable target sunk by Charleston broadsides
A target ship valued at $15,000 built in Brooklyn and shipped to the Philippines for Pacific fleet winter practice went down after two broadsides from the Charleston. The armor plate vessel, afloat due to protected air chambers, was holed by six inch guns.
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Charleston
San Francisco
Cal
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Philippine Islands
Mare Island Navy Yard
Justice Lurton Sworn In at Supreme Court
Horace H. Lurton of Tennessee was sworn in as associate justice of the U S Supreme Court in Washington. After the commission was read by clerk McKenny and the oath administered, Lurton kissed the Bible and took his seat on the bench. Many spectators were turned away for lack of room.
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Washington, D. C
Horace H. Lurton
Tennessee
Supreme Court of the United States
Duels and deaths ripple through Paris and London
Reported incidents span Paris and London including a Duke of Northumberland heir dying in Paris under odd circumstances amid alleged dueling hints, a Russian engineer Guelweitch taking prussic acid and dying, and General Edwards injured in Puerto Rico. Also notes on Ireland home rule, Paris municipal loan, and labor strike outcomes.
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London
Karl Percy
Duke of Northumberland
Paris
Twenty Thousand British Miners Idle in Northumberland
Twenty thousand miners are idle in the Northumberland coal districts because of a dispute over the eight hour day act that took effect January 1. A few collieries still active have announced they will quit.
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Northumberland
London
Morgan Gives $100,000 to Trinity College Endowment
Hartford reports that J Pierpont Morgan, a New Yorker, donated $100,000 to Trinity College Endowment Fund, which totalled $500,000. The gift supports the college’s endowment efforts and was announced locally.
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T. Morgan
Trinity’ College
Hartford, Conn
Trinity, College
J, Pierpont Morgan
Three Mules Carried Body to Fortress in Snowbound Pavel
In St. Petersburg the body of Grand Duke Michael Nicholas was escorted from the railway station to the fortress of St. Peter and St. Paul. Three mules bore the pallbearers through late snowfall as officials prepared the funeral route.
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Canyo
Michael Nicholas Evited
St. Petersburg
St. Peter and
St.Psad
Steamitters Strike in New York Over Wages Rise
About three thousand steamitters staged a strike in New York City protesting denial of a wage increase. The action was seen by some as imperiling the General Arbitration Board and its decisions.
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New York City
General Arbitration Board
Jottings About Sports and Coaching Changes
Tex Werard notes Salt Lake City gets the big event with a vow of “no fake.” Oscar Knudson resigns after six years as Chicago swimmers coach due to health. Football schedules depend on one game wedged next fall. Amherst professor Richard W. Nelligan to receive a varsity position. Jester to enter track. Auto industry groups plan annual meetings during New York Grand Central Palace Show. Wille Hoge, ex-Louisville pitcher and former American League player, dies in New Orleans. Jet files anticipate notable retreat of Atalyian at training camps. Corbett and McCoy among those already named.
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Tex Werard
Saltake City
Oscar Knudson
Chicago Swinmers
Richard W. Nelligan
Amherst Départment of Physical Education
Pitha
New York
Wille Hoge
Louisville American Association
New Orleans
Sarionus
Jet
Dim Corbett
Mid McCoy
Jack
Sullivan
Tack Root
San Berger
Traine
Jack McGorrick
Streams Stocked With Trout By State Wardens
State Game Warden Percival Chrys tle and Deputy Warden John Parks stocked streams with fingerling trout. Several thousand fry were placed in the South Branch of the Rarka River and Mosconetegng Creek. Fry were obtained from the Allentown Fish Club. Private and public streams will be stocked.
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Percival Chrystle
John Parks
Whitehorse
Rarka
Allentown Fish Club
Dogs kill 100 chickens of local residents in Williamstown area
In Williamstown a group of raisers complain after dogs killed 100 chickens owned by Richard Tice H S Ireland John Hoffner and others. Clayton Council backs appointing a dog killer though Mayor Nichols says no suitable candidate exists. Williamstown Grange elects Harry Bateman master L W Harper overseer H C Ritchie treasurer James M Tweed secretary and J Tweed chaplain. David Hess reports deer sighting near Cumberland awit Bridgeport Louis Folger holds 6000 baskets of sweet potatoes awaiting spring. Woodbury City Council directs funds for next year to pay physicians who treat the poor. Vineland Board of Education reacts to a student graduation endorsement of a cheek on the face by adding a business forms course.
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Richard Tice
H. S.ireland
John Hoffner
Williamstown
Clayton Council
Nichols
Cumberland
Bridgeport
Louis
Folger
Woodbury
Board of Education of
Vineland
Tax hearing halts probe of cattle estate legacy
A Wisconsin County Court hearing in Eau Claire paused to decide inheritance tax on a $60,000 Daniels estate. The ledger notes a $1,000 legacy for the care of a hack mare Born aged thirty. No tax on church bequests. tax hinges on funds required to maintain the horse.
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Lemiecy
Eau Claire
Wis
Taft hears rail chiefs in protest over interstate law
President Taft and Attorney-General Wickersham met with six railroad presidents in Washington to hear a protest against proposed amendments to the Interstate Commerce Act. The leaders, including Mellen, McCrea, Lovett, Baer, Finley and Brown, pressed for delay, but Taft offered no commitment and said he would consider their statements.
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D. C
Taft
Wickersham
White House
Brown
New York Central
Neteratate Commerce Spiv
Finley
Southern
Carpenter
Mellen
New Haven
McCrea
Pennsylvania
Lovett
Union Pacific
Allied Harrimannes
Baer
Reading
Costly Greenwich Country Club House Destroyed by Fire
The Greenwich Country Club clubhouse in Greenwich Conn burned to the ground within 45 minutes. Furnishings valued at 30 000 to 40 000 dollars were lost along with many cups trophies and statuettes of sentimental value. Superintendent Hahn was away. Richard Ritch head man and head caddy Joseph Dolel aided three women servants in saving articles as fire crews struggled through muddy roads.
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Greenwich Country Club
Greenwich
Conn
Mr. Hahn
Richard Ritch
Joseph Dolel
T la
Trust Companies Merge for Massive Banking Consolidation
New York City reports Guaranty Trust Company will absorb Morton Trust and Fifth Avenue Trust, creating the second largest U S trust with deposits about 140 million and assets 170 million. The merger shifts control from Ryan over Morton and Fifth Avenue, tying Morgan interests to major life insurers and rail and industrial firms totaling nearly 10 billion in resources.
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New York City
Thomas Fortune Ryan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Guaranty Trust Company
Iié Morton, Trust Company
Fifth Avenue Trust Company
United States
Ryan
Morton Trust Company
Fifth Avenue
Morgan and
Allled
Enterprise Mine Closes Indefinitely Over Wage Demands
In Pardoe Pa officials say it is cheaper to buy coal to fill current contracts than run the mine at the wage level demanded by the workers. The Enterprise mine is closed indefinitely by its officers.
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Pardoe
Convicts Die in Prison Hospital From Wood Alcohol
Clarence Barton who arrived May 2 with an indeterminate sentence for grand larceny and Miles Halligan from Ontario County with a sentence of one year and six months for burglary died in the Auburn prison hospital after drinking wood alcohol.
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Auburn
Clarence Barton
Miles Halligan
Oatario
Injunction Granted Against Herring Curtiss Over Planes
United States Court grants preliminary injunction requested by the Wright brothers against Herring Curtiss Company and Glenn Curtiss restraining them from manufacturing and selling airplanes alleged to infringe Wright patent improvements. The injunction follows a May 22 1906 grant to Orville and Wilbur Wright and later assigned to the Wright Company.
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Bufalo
Mazel
United States
Wright Brothers
Herring-Curtiss Company
Glenn AH. Curtiss
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Wright Company
St Louis Woman Attacked for Hair Thefts on Street
Mrs. William J. Ehlen of St Louis, famed for her blond hair, was knocked unconscious and had her hair shaved by an unidentified man as she left her home. The incident follows two prior attempts in weeks, where a passerby thwarted the assailant after he offered money and tried to clip her tresses.
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Edna Jacobson
Eizabeth
St. Louis
William J. Hhilen
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