Supreme Court Validates Texas Anti-Trust Law and Charter Forfeiture
The United States Supreme Court upheld the Texas Anti-Trust statute confirming its power to regulate monopolies within Texas. It also upheld the Texas court’s forfeiture of charters for the National Cotton Oil Company and Southern Cotton Oil Company after they violated the law. The decision, written by Justice McKenna, also affirmed a Georgia law taxing packing-house agents at $200, ruling the tax valid for interstate and domestic commerce.
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Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Nts
The
Nation Cotton On Company
Southern Cotton Ol Coimpaps
Texas Supreme Court
National Cotton Ol Company
Oil Company
Hav Wong
Justice McHenna
Oil Companive
State of
Texas
Georgia
Couch
al- Inuia
Nelson, Morris & Co
Chicago
Georgia Court
Missouri House Passes Bill Regulating Stockyards Charges
Jefferson City Mo The House approved a bill to regulate rail rates and switching charges for cars in stockyards. The measure stems from a joint committee probe into railroad discrimination favoring the so called Beet Trust against independent packers.
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Jefferson City
Wil
Riilroad
Binding Twine and Insurance Trusts Probe in Kansas
Kansas lawmakers confront binding twine and insurance disputes after a House resolution for an investigation into the binding twine combination and a Senate move to examine insurance companies operating in the state. The probe aims to uncover possible violations of state trust laws amid ongoing inquiries.
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Topeka
House
Senate
Tragic Chicago Murder and Suicide End Telem
Policeman Daniel Herman of Chicago shot Miss Mary Catherine Mulveil in front of a mansion on Michigan Boulevard as onlookers watched. He fled then killed himself hours later at a lodging house. Mulveil was a popular 23 year old St James pupil and heiress to a $150000 fortune.
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Chicago
Danel Herman
Misa Mary Catherine Maryeil
Harlow N. Wiginbothat
Mehigan Boulevard
Fia
Join B. Murphy
Vut
Herman
Vietha
Miss Mulwell
Dad
Murphy
Terman
Mulwell
Miss Mulveil
St James
Prish
William Mulvell
Miss Mulvell
Hfe
St. James’ Church
Werman
McKinley
Herman Wig
Jie
Expulsion of Senators Shocks Sacramento in Bribe Inquiry
Reported expulsion of Senators Kane nious Bunkers Waigit and Frenes for alleged bribe receipt tied to adds shuttdies and assassins. Investigation panel’s recommendation adopted by Senate amid vigorous pleas from EM Wilgut. Also notes revisions to New York City tax system, a panama yellow fever cruiser, and other scattered items from the issue.
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Sacramento
Cal
Bo. Kanenious
Harry Bunkers
EM Waigit
Frank Frenes
Senate
Adds Shuttdies
Joan Assachtions
Tur
Russian Far East Battles Near Mukden In Progress
Reports from the front say Japanese forces press on Mukden with heavy shelling while Russian left flank operations aim to control river crossings. Weather is clear and actions unfold fifty miles southeast of Mukden as both sides reinforce positions and expect broader operations.
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St. Petersburg
Rusia
Kuropatkin
Talfse
Gripenberg
Mukden
Fnnshun
Vladivostok
Associated Press
Rosestvepaky
Nowehwang
Tientsin
Fatal Mining Accident at Tug Park West Virginia
A blast at United States Coal and Coke mine near Tug Park, near Welch, W V, killed twenty three and left fifteen bodies recovered. The explosion, likely from firedamp ignited by torches carried by workers, occurred about 1 PM with carpenters and track repairers among the injured. Norfolk and Western officials were notified. the mine is a major operation along the railroad corridor.
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Toanghe
Tegan Wark
Strikes Across Empire Hint at Political Plot and Civil Upheaval
Reports from St. Petersburg and the Caucasus describe growing labor unrest not as economic but as part of a coordinated political plan. Authorities fear peasant uprisings may align with workers, while railways face widespread idleness and martial law. Poland Warsaw notes police guard shifts as strikes press on for higher pay and shorter hours.
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Empire
Tiga
Caucasus
Baku
Tix
European
Russia
Central Asia
Death toll rises from Virginia mine disaster
More than 100 bodies had been recovered from the Virginia mine by noon on the third day after the explosion. Three more victims were sighted as rescue efforts continued, hindered by flooded sections. Funeral services faced the grim task as relief committees from Birmingham and Bessemer aided the sufferers' families.
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Abi
Virginia
Bessemer
Russians to Blame for North Sea Incident Report
The North Sea Inquiry Commission censures Admiral Rojestvensky for firing on British fishing vessels, while finding his actions justifiable to continue without stopping to assist Fishermen. The report cites delays aboard the Tunisian transport Kamschatka after a machinery breakdown as a possible cause.
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Kamschatka
Admirnal Rosestvensky
ERNIE TRAIN WRECK NEAR PATERSON KILLING ONE INJURING FIFTY
A New York City bound Tuxedo express from Middletown Jersey City crashed near Warren Plains east of Paterson injuring around fifty and causing Grace Matthews a Suffern stenographer to die in the wreckage. Only one person killed amid the wreckage and mass injuries.
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Middletown
Jersey City
Evie Stalload
Warren Pains
Paterson
Suffern
X. X
Mutiny by 950 Turkish troops aboard steamer Epiros
A battalion of 950 Turkish soldiers mutinied on the Greek steamer Epiros while en route to Yemen, seizing officers and demanding return home. The incident disrupted plans, with the mutineers resisting command and signaling a political crisis.
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Constantinople
Yemen
Arabia
Golres
Jack
Sucy
Reign of Terror at Batum in Constantinople
Advices from Batum report the Prefect of Police and several leading merchants assassinated, and Ottoman subjects murdered by Georgian partisans. The Porte seeks Russian protection while revolutionary manifestoes in favor of a republic are being drawn and broadcast at Batum.
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Constantinople
Batum
Georgiin Psirikers
Porte
Batu
Tunnel under river could become new canal project
The article reports on a proposed four mile tunnel to divert surplus waters of the Chagies River as part of a major waterway project linked to General Wallace, Chief Engineer of the Pan nia Gana, suggesting a pivotal engineering effort with wide potential impact.
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Simpson
Wallace
Pannia Gana
Jevel
Chagies
Man Who Voted in Nineteen Presidents Dies in Ogdensburg
Willian W. Richards, who voted in nineteen presidential elections, died at his home in Ogdensburg New York at the age of ninety seven. Born in Hempstead, Iowa, he carried a unique record in civic participation.
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Willian W. Richards
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Hempstead
I. E
Eleven Die In Brooklyn Church Collapse During Funeral
A two story church on Fleet Street at Hudson Avenue in Brooklyn collapsed during a funeral for Sidney J. Painter. Eleven people were killed and many others injured as benches and floors gave way amid panic after the beams cracked. Fire engines and ambulances responded while rescue teams cleared debris from the ruined church built fifty six years ago and now housing a Negro Methodist congregation.
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Sidney J. Painter
Will
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Giumieter
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Hunt
Lolicennin McCree
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Brooklya
Judge Swayne Acquitted in Federal Impeachment Trial
Florida judge Charles Swayne faced impeachment in Washington with a long roll-call vote. A two-thirds majority failed to convict on all twelve articles, and the Senate entered an acquittal. The trial closed with no conviction, keeping Swayne’s status unresolved.
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Sealous Revolt in Arabia Stuns Yemeni Province
Dispatch reports a rising insurgent Araby in Yemen's Sammabtas county and towns Kataba and Pals. Turkish reinforcements delayed by defective transport, camel losses mount, and desertions grow as the revolt expands across the region.
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Pulp Mills Governor Higgins Opens Forest Abuse Probe
Governor Higgins launches inquiry into charges that pulp mill workers deforested hundreds of acres of Adirondack forest for timber in violation of the law.
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Higgins
Fragmented OCR notes on varied 19th century topics
A garbled collection of references mentions wolves killing stock in Western Texas, preserved butterwilk for children, mentions of Nigeria plant costs and a $0.5 billion figure by a canals committee, Wales religious revival conversions, a prince's sculpture claim, a Confederate vote tally under a million, and frost incidents near Bemis and Beings.
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Committee On
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Baltimore and Ohio set to spend up to 23 million on railroad equipment
Officials of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company plan contracts totaling between 22 million and 23 million for new equipment. Awards have been made for 175 consolidation freight locomotives 35 passenger locomotives 40 switching engines and 50 freight cars with delivery expected in spring and the remainder by November.
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Baltinore An Oqhio Railroad Company
T Hat
Sprig
Novempor
Cossacks disperse women at Kiel and strikes
Fragmented report describes Cossacks dispersing women during a strike in Kiel with police intervention. mentions arrests and disputed leadership elements from Wales and England, plus various historical and sporting notes from New York and Monmouth Park. The text also references golf association meetings, a church or club exhibition in New York, and nautical organizations adopting new measures.
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Ue Unified States Golf Association
New York City
Westminster Kennet Club
Irving School
New York
Seriot
American Automobile Association
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Lac de Jous
Ata Apeotne
Monmouth Park
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Harvard Football Care Budget And Nebraska Resolutions
A garbled Harvard football fund request appears alongside a Nebraska Legislature resolution condemning Standard Oil with a note of Roosevelt’s stance on investigations. Mentioned are Rockefeller gifts to Nebraska University and various political and agricultural notes including weather damage to pea crops and a few political anecdotes from Vermont and New York.
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Nebraska
Standard Oi Company
Panama Canal Zone Bill Clears Senate Amid Political Turmoil
Washington reports a Castro foe seeks war news in New York for a revolt against Venezuela’s president. Officials allegedly link Western railroads to a beef trust conspiracy to limit competition. DOJ officials guard ports against armed expeditions against Guatemala at Guatemala’s request. General Morteza Ahan arrives as Persian minister to Washington and is welcomed by President Roosevelt.
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Guatemala
Morteza Ahan
Isaac Khan
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Eviction law sparks protests in Porto Rico House debate
The Porto Rico House of Delegates at San Juan passes an eviction bill seen as harsh on tenants amid public demonstrations. Major Carrington, once convict in a Philippine vouchers case, received a long Manila sentence of sixty years. Volcanic activity near Honolulu alarms residents as lava fears grow.
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New York
Convict Returns a Purse in Court House Incident
In Morristown a prisoner James Vanderbush, serving time for theft, alerted officials after finding a woman's pocketbook near the courthouse. He returned it with four dollars found inside, earning praise as a trusted inmate. Hospital matron Mary A Sart is convicted of manslaughter in Elsie Ernst case. defense and prosecution clash over bath scene and alleged intoxication.
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James Vanderbush
Court House
Worman
Vanderbush
Misa Mary A. Sart
Elizabeth Day Nursery
Elsie Ernat
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Miss Aiart
Miss Procell
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Alimony Claim Seeks $23000 Attachment in Cunard Case
Florence Cunard, wife of Cunard Steamship Line owner, secures writ of attachment against Edward M. Padelford of Baltimore for 23000 arrears of alimony. She and attorney John A. Montgomery allege failure to pay since 1890 divorce ordered alimony of 6000 and restraint on remarriage. Also reports Surf-Gathers Inn snow storm photos show Charles Steinman and Albert Elser in Atlantic City as two Philadelphians plunge in breakers amid a snow event.
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Cunard Steamship Line
Johna. Montgomery
Trenton
Edward M. Padelford
Baltimore
Padelford
Mr. Cunard
Acquitted of Boy Murder in Westfield
Harold M. Wilcox of Westfield was acquitted of manslaughter in the death of John Darling, a 14 year old boy. Darling died after Wilcox fired at prankish youths at his house during a celebration. The trial in Elizabeth lasted a full week.
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John Darling
Darling
Wilcox
Elizabeth
Improved stock and care boost farm profits
Farm topics stress improved stock as the key to profitability and proper management. Advice covers feeding for yolk color, shell color differences, and breed traits, plus barn conditions, warmth, ventilation, and avoiding drafts. Emphasizes testing milk, humane stabling, and regular water access for cows.
Prevent MilI Fever in Cattle Care and Calving Tips
Advice on delaying dry period for dairy cows to prevent milI fever, with guidance on regular milking, shelter, water, nutrition, and use of puff-balls made from dried mushrooms to aid afterbirth. Cautions against weather effects and stresses importance of timely treatment and regular feeding for healthy calving. Also includes a historical aside about George Washington's baptism and family.
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Mae
Willing to Help Man Out in Medical Trial
A doctor examines a patient as his wife asks about the Mars ailment and whether a diagnosis can be reached. The physician states the condition is grave and may take time to differentiate symptoms before an alternate conception of the illness is formed.
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