Santa Fe Rebates and Violations Claim Coal Transport Abuse
Santa Fe and Colorado Fuel and Iron accused of willful law violations for five years. The commerce board alleges unlawful rebates on coal shipments, improper tariff publication, and coordination to foreclose competition, extending from 1902 to 1904 with ongoing injunction disregard.
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Washington, Veh
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Pe
Titershire Conmmerce Commission
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Elkins
Santa Fe
Marcel
United States Circuit Court
Santa Fe linked coal price and freight in one bill
The Santa Fe company acted as agent for Colorado Fuel and Tron to collect both coal price and freight, concealing the freight in a single item. The commission found that Santa Fe often delivered coal to Colorado Fuel and Tron below open tariff rates, with rebates tied to the Colorado operation and questioned whether these payments were related to advertising or preferential treatment.
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New Mexico
Caledonia Coal Company
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Santa Pe
Colorado Net and Tren
Santa Fe
Ings
Santa Fe Company
Calorido Fuel and Tron Company
Nadvinitae
Sota
Colonie Piel
Sante Fe Company
Dd Ryispart
Tren Vangeeny
Voul Ifser
Frontampuniy Ceat
Colorado Huel and Tron
Colorado Fuel and Trou
Mid-down bill on interstate commerce powers debated
Washington reports on the conference action extending or shifting regulatory powers to the Interstate Commerce Commission known as the Mid-down bill. Key vote for postponement failed but opposition arose over private car terminal charges and the bill’s scope. Roosevelt defended trust policy and a Moody Knox memo framed the use of Indian trust funds.
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Washington
Louse of Representatives
House Committee
Mies
Isnes
Ewig Thart
Pennsylvania
Tpeh.s
Roosevelt
Creneritl Moody
Gereml Knox
United States
Czar Sees Print ers Emperor Gracious. Reforms Sold to People
London reports Emperor Nicholas received five workers from the state printing works at Verskno Selo. He praised their conscientious service and promised to visit the establishment, with Finance Minister Kokoysoft and printer Solitant present. Delegates gained palace access and dined afterward as officials discuss reforms building a new edifice after the bureaucracy’s decline.
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London
St. Petershure
Nicholls
Vsurskon Selo
Stat Pehaing
Ivy Ydin
Kokoysoft
Printe Solitaine
Manger
Delgates
Permon
Story That Is Not True in San Domingo
San Domingo February 4. It is not true as published in the United States that U S government representatives took possession of the customs house on Web 1 under the protocol recently signed. This denial clarifies the status of the building and the agreement in question.
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San Domingo
United States
MAXIM GORKY TO BE TRIED IN RUSSIAN PROSECUTION
Russia plans to try Maxim Gorky and seven other authors on political charges. Governor General Trepoff says the ministry of justice conducts the investigation and the procurator general will decide if trials are civil or military. The claim of a court martial is denied as baseless. Disturbances continue in Poland with a large strike at Sosnovice amid parades and intimidation. Lodz unrest persists after a deadly incident, and railway disruption continues as czarist forces move to quell dissent.
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Dorky
Russia
Clarky
Pavan
Poland
Sosnovice
Lodz
Csévikers
Tm Watt
Fireline report on renewed clashes on the Japanese and Russian fronts
Telegram dated February 2 notes renewed Russian activity against the Japanese left and widespread artillery exchanges along both sides. Reports detail enemy small unit assaults repulsed by outposts, Russian shelling of Wangshen Liuchieng tun and surrounding areas, and continued scouting clashes near Chenglingtau Yaotun with neutralized infantry advances at Pangshen.
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Chenghtehpac
Yatszupie
Chenghtehpire
Changtun Anl
Nack Us
Pekontal
Teikoutal
Posite
Shengtar
Letaiyetun
Rokio
Peh
Manehuriny
Ta Mountain
Liuchiengtun
Wangshen
Putsaowo
Pangshen
Chenglingtau
Yaotun
Car Ferries in the Ice on the Great Western
In Detroit two ferries battled ice for twelve hours to reach the Great Western. The Lansdowne finally reached the vessel at night and evacuated passengers. A Newport Arkansas cotton belt train with 200 aboard faced transfer delays as the Henry Marquand remained unable to land in the Ohio River region amid ongoing ice conditions.
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Detroit
Henry Marquand
Ohio River
Train Derailments and a Fatal Boiler Explosion Reported
A derailed fast train near Belmore Ohio injures several with Florence Mragier of Sidney killed and Miss Garrett saved. Passengers include Mrs Trelph Willis and ex representative Garrett’s daughter. Separately Whitesboro New York reports an engine boiler explosion derailing a Pudfundo special with one fatal fireman Lotu Brennan. Also Cedar Court mansion near Morristown New Jersey burned, loss about 7000000 dollars.
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Cineramecc
Garrett
Deshler
Ti. W. Preston
Milwaukee
O. S. Cotes
Detroit
Findlater
Grand Rapids
Mich
CV. Wilson
Prench Landing
Mitch d. Rapperfort
Lndianapolis
Whitesboro
N.Y
Feh
New York Central
Here
Lotu Brennan
Barre
New York
Cedar Court
Otto If Kuhn
Finaf Burn, Lee & Co
Morristown
Big Fire Hits Shamokin Warehouses and Mills
A major blaze in Shamokin Wilkesbarre destroyed the Panther & Co stocking factory a planing mill and lumber yards plus nearby dwellings and other properties. Fire started last night and damages may reach 200 dollars.
Cotton growers seek million dollar aid in senate push
A petition from the National Cotton Growers Association prompts discussion in the senate over an appropriation of a few million dollars to expand the market for cotton goods. The measure aims to support industry and wages amid ongoing economic efforts.
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Wrstington
Meb
Senate
National Cotton Cgrewers Gas Action
Montreal Hire Destroyed Rebuilt Estate Building Fire
A fire in St. Lawville damaged the Rebilliaed estate building after a collapse at the JA Montreal site. Firefighters reported extensive damage but no confirmed injuries as investigators begin assessing the scene and cause. The incident disrupted nearby business operations and prompted temporary road closures.
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Montreal
St. Law
Recent World News Snippets From The Era
A collage of brief items covers accidents, science, education, and politics. Notable notes mention a Chicago man saved by his sister from poison, severe winter weather across Cincinnati and Nashville, mayoral action against New York advertising signs, a Madisonville sawmill boiler death, Andrew Carnegie funding a building rebuild, a Wisconsin football coach election, a naval attach appointment to Yokohama, a $50,000 false arrest suit against YuLe House owners, a Nicaragua volcano eruption, Secretary Clay regaining mobility, and US Geological Survey data on natural gas production showing growth nationwide except Indiana.
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Rence Street
John Gilliphy
Chicago
Margret
Cincinnati
Nashville
Tenn
Vicinnity
Yokio
Y Ule House
August M. Ubeeht
Clay
Restoring Worn Out Land A U S Department Remedy
The article describes a soil restoration method via bacteria from the U S Department of Agriculture perfected by Dr. George F Moore and promoted by Gilbert N Grosvenor. It details a three package inoculation system to fix nitrogen, boost yields, and revive worn land, with steps for mixing and applying to seed or soil. Frederick Moble is noted as Maine’s respected elder, and Lord Alverstone is named as the upcoming speaker for the American Bar association meeting.
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Federal
Department of Agriculture
Gilbert N. Grosvenor
Century Magazine
George F. Moore
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Grosvenor
X. Nobbe
Nobbe
Moore
Notable Notre Dame Lady Offers Free Rheumatism Remedy
A Notre Dame woman advertises a home treatment for rheumatism and related pains claiming it cures by removing uric acid from the blood. She asserts no climate change is needed and invites sufferers to write for the free discovery, Box 405 Notre Dame Lud.
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Von
M. Summers
Notre Dame, Lud
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Committee of Ministers
Ministries of the Interior, Finance and Justice
Count Muravieli
St. Petersburg
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Maxim Gorky
National Biscuit Company
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United States Geological Survey
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Tadiana
Frederick Moble
Maine
Lord Alverstone
England
Amerimin Bie Association
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