Supreme Court Allows Six Months To Dissolve Standard Oil
The Supreme Court today affirmed lower court rulings ordering Standard Oil to dissolve under the Sherman antitrust law, granting the company six months to comply. The ruling centers on the holding structure and past refiners across multiple states, led by John D. Rockefeller and associates, with the case tracing back to 1883 and involving claims of monopolistic trust formation and intercompany stock pooling.
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Washington, D.C
United States Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oi
United Mutex
Mishouri
United States
LA Corporatlonn
Seven Lee
Sarin’ Ol Company
New Jersey
Une Hhid
Abe Wlock
Moek
Shandard Oil Company of
New Jerney
John B
Haven
Tnimtuabe
Rockefeller Willem Rook Fy M. Flagler
Henry H. Rogers
Joel Architotd
Oliver H. Payie
Amd Chadow
AL Pratt
Loem
Thenont Ae Cellige
Jennet
Motae
Ultet Staton
Labor Leaders Wronged by Supreme Court Penalties
Amici including John Mitchell former UMWA president Morrison and Samuel Gompers president of AFL faced the court ruling that only fines were permissible penalties for the proven infraction, as the United States Supreme Court delivered today.
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Washington, D. Gy
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Morrison
Samuel Gompers
America of Labor
United States Supreme Court
Federals Hasten to Defend Capital in Sonora
Report from Guaymas May 1 says federal forces rush to defend the capital as they abandon the Sonora frontier and concentrate troops around Mexico City amid rising tensions.
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Calley Guaymas
Sonora
Merico City
Peace Parley Again As Rebels and Federales Resume Talks
In El Paso, officials report renewed negotiations between the government and rebel factions. President Dias is said to confirm the nation’s stance toward a ceasefire and political path forward.
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Aswatatedt
PASO
Tess May
Ntte
Dias
Mrs Taft Better Lite Petes Late
Mrs Taft, wife of the President, is reported in poor health conditions with limited public appearances today. Medical staff and aides say the first lady’s condition is monitored and stable.
Supreme Court ruling on labor and territorial authority
The Territory of Hawaiis Supreme Court weighs legislative powers under Organic Act section 36, examining taxation and police power in a complex case over migrant labor regulation. The decision remands matters for further action and hints at potential appeals and constitutional challenges.
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Mm. Watton
Chake
Supreme Court
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Crane
Trawall
Justicy
A. G. M. Roborisad
Awssuinte Dua
How Perry
Crale
Territorian
Ion Lecacion
Sanitary Commission set to begin work promptly
Former Governor Georges KR Carter, chairman, returned from vacation to lead the Sanitary Commission in immediate operational steps. Secretary Hemenway will arrange meetings as the body prepares preliminary maps and estimates to begin spending the $250,000 relief fund under the Board of Health.
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Georges KR Carter
Sanitary Cominal H
Kot Buck
Kaual Yeaternday
Hoonaw CR
Hemenway
Commiiunion
Cas
Mc Carter
Tal Bet Beertinge
Library work to start late at Carnegie building project
A damaged OCR item describes imminent library construction at Carnegie site with plans for work to begin late and fitful scheduling. Mentions New York submission to architect and a small crew. references to officials Laws and Vietory Te Whitliveh in a period voice.
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Carnegie
Thane
New York
Sugar AA Phang Mine 16 Event Summary
With fragments unreadable, the report notes an incident at a mine linked to Sugar AA Phang, mentioning persons and a date unclear. The text blocks resemble OCR garble, but indicate a mine event involving several named figures and a possible inspection or transfer.
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AA Phang
Etiurup
Ube
Sarin
Dowsett Named Governor Candidate Amid Internal Split
A political row within the party centers on JM Dowsett as the prospective governor candidate. Key delegates, including Kulihe, have shown opposition to Governor Freir’s renomination, signaling a tense race as supporters rally behind Dowsett.
Large Contribution Rumor Involving Gambling on Docket Day
A garbled report notes alleged gamblers present at a place where gambling occurred. Defendants faced with charges of rambling and other offenses amid claims of large sums, including a $700 stake. Chinese and Hawaiian individuals are referenced in a contested scene with unclear names and outcomes.
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Stevon Hawallane
Yomca
Memorial Service for Mrs Atkinson Held in Oldeay
Memorial service for Mrs Atkinson was held at the cathedral in Oldeay. The ceremony drew family and local figures including Rev Lanier and other community members as mourners paid respects.
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Atkinson
Denunciation by Grand Jury on Orteric Conditions
A fractured report denounces conditions linked to Orteric, noting inadequate facilities, sanitation, and closet space at a hospital area. It cites violations of maritime and passenger acts, referencing a ship journey from Lisbon to Hawaii and Gibraltar with stops in Spain and Honor…
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Lutiarns
Hawaii
Durbin
Avaniet
Fran
Honeliin
Betleiiing
Large Feed Orders Placed at Military Posts
Military posts seek over seventeen million pounds of feed in a government contract. The notice lists quantities for horses, cattle, and workmen, with deliveries planned across Fort D. Tee, Port Ruger, and related depots, spanning July 1 to a future date.
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Ruger
Port
Panty
Fied Tyr
Weouinnte
Durie
Fragmentary OCR Notice From Historic Page
The readable text shows scattered words and names. No clear event, date, or location forms a complete report. Likely a damaged clipping with partial names and phrases.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Political Scene
The readable text shows scrambled names and phrases likely referencing people such as Carter and Mortons Ute. It mentions dates, places, and organizations in a damaged pattern, suggesting a civic or political notice or report with unclear context.
Grand Jury Seeks Bankers in Ongoing Investigation
The United States District Attorney Breckone led a three day investigation into alleged banking irregularities involving prominent bankers including Doheny and Jee Ghee. The probe at the Hunk of Hivwaril and nearby institutions followed token court actions as the trio testified publicly before the grand jury.
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Whaler
Tom Tee
Wittermen Joist
Hile
Stiehn
Lily Cettiet
United States
Richmend
Dante
Hannes Lave
Uneaten Teaneer
Breekone
Patitent
Rumor of Chinese Rebel Uprising Reported
Alarming reports from Hong Kong describe an expected uprising in Canton tomorrow. The rumor claims anti Manchu sympathizers across sections will rise at signal and attack Manchu suppliers.
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Glomdal My Lettie
Hong Kong
China
Canston
Ban On Waikiki Swimming Proclaimed By Board
A special meeting by the Heart Board approved a ban on Waikiki swimming. Citizens are urged to comply as authorities enforce the prohibition to prevent unsafe water activities.
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Waikiki
Koreans Barred by Plain Laws and Election Tactics
An article reports on exclusionary measures targeting Korean residents under the Alien Registration Act and related authorities. It notes actions by territorial commissioners and the secretary, with mentions of vote suppression and restrictions affecting Korean workers and communities amid local political tensions.
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Park
Vuentad
Ak Clark
Clark Yale
Orien
Collerom
Nomel
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