National Grange Declares Trusts Policy In Session
The National Grange, in Springfield Ohio, adopts reports on trusts and the merchant marine. It denounces large combinations that curb competition and control prices while supporting legitimate capital and fair play for farmers and smaller dealers.
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Banelal
Benes
Firat
Merelant Marine
Springfield
Naonal Grange
Wells
Che
Merchant Marine
Trust Committee
National Grange
Aaron Jones
Gemarnd
Congress
Grange
Standard Oil
Creed
New York
Recommendations of the Grange Against the Trusts
The Grange urges official inspection of corporations including national banks, prohibition of rebates by carriers, taxation of capital stock, and severe penalties for law violations. It calls for petitions to Congress, state legislation, and voter education to curb trusts and political corruption. Notable signers include Aaron Jones and Obadiah Gardner among others. merchant marine subsidies are rejected.
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Sherfore
Congress
Patrons of Husbandry
Arepublic
Aaron Jones
Yotiana
G. W. Worthen
California
Hiver Wilson
Wilkins
B. Judson
Yowa
Obadiah Gardner
Maine
George& Horton
J. Z. Woodman
Michigan
B. Norris
New York
S. HH
Bilis
J. UH. Brigham
Oho
Pennsylvania
W. J. Thompson
South Carolina
I. EB. Maxley
Wisconsin
Merchant Marine
Settlement of uota difficulties between Austria and Hungary
Budapest reports a long running quota dispute resolved with identical bills to both parliaments. Contributions to joint state expenditures set at Austria 5.6 percent and Hungary at an unspecified percent. Local details unclear due to OCR errors.
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Budapest
Austria
Hungary
President Hobart Funeral Closures Affect Officials
Washington reports that Treasury will close offices on Saturday for Vice President Hobart's funeral. The war department to station 200 troops in Paterson for police duties near the late vice president's residence. British embassy flag half-masted. Senate pallbearers named Sewell Kean Irye Fairbanks Hanna McMillan Cockrell Daniel.
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Garret A. Hobart
Hobart
McKinley
Church of the Redeemer
Paterson
Tate
Washington
Treasury Department
Customs
Internal Revenue
Griggs
Secretary of War
N. J
Elohart
Lord Paunecefote
White House
Embassy
Senate
Sewell
Kean
Irye
Fairbanks
Tanna
McMillan
Cockrell
Daniel
House
Methuen advance toward Kimberley and Pietermaritzburg
Reports from Naarwpoort say General Methuen with a large force has crossed the Orange River and moves to relieve Kimberley. Pietermaritzburg vicinity description notes Boer march from Ulundi toward Nottingham, within forty miles of the city, with plans to attack. Durban reports Boer artillery on Moot River camp with British shells inflicting unconfirmed Boer havoc and three British wounded. Pretoria tallies Transvaal casualties since the war began: ninety dead, two hundred wounded, many returning to front.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Naarwpoort
Methuen
Orange River
Kimberley
Daily Match
Pietermaritzburg
Ulundi
Estcourt
Ouf Nottingham
Durban
Moot River
Pretoria
Transvaal
Want the Law Amended
Chicago nov 28 important amendments to the interstate commerce law were approved at yesterday's conference of representatives from thirty national industrial and manufacturing associations merchants and shippers They demand uniform classification rates extension of the powers of the interstate commerce commission to prevent discrimination in favor of manufactured product over raw material repeal of imprisonment under the present law replaced by fines and making corporations liable Tr Frank P Bacon was chosen president and Ifrank Barry secretary of the new Industrial Commercial Congress with a permanent organization founded in Milwaukee
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Chicago
Irrank Barry
Milwaukee
Millers’ National Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Industrial Commercial Congress
F P. Bacon
Milwaukee Board of
T Rade
Ifrank Barry
Americans Join the Filipinos in Uynn Mass Nov 23
Howard Chester of this city, former private in company M, Seventeenth U S Infantry, recently returned from the Philippines after two months on the firing line reports that many American soldiers dishonorably discharged for crimes are associated with Filipino commands.
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Uynn
Mass
Howard
Chester
Seventeenth United States Infantry
Philippines
Pridenagon Bros in Bankruptcy Amid Financial Trouble
New York Nov 20 Pridenagon Bros cloak maker faces insolvency with creditors as total liabilities reach 54,166,000. An informal appraisal of pearls seized from Francois Bock Providence Rhode Island passenger on the Prenet liner Bretagne valued the seizure at about 2,500. Port Nath Ark Nov 28 a telegraph reports Maren zine destroyed by a fire with no known casualties. Springfield Miss Nov ? miners at New Athens strike after employer rejection of state wage scale. mine had been non union prior.
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New York
Priednagon Bros
Tau
Prancois Bock
Providence
Rod
Bretagne
Springfield
New Athens
Bottle makers to raise prices ten percent
The national Bottle Manufacturers association met in Indianapolis and decided to advance the price of their product by ten percent. The increase will take effect January first.
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Indianapolis
National Bottle Manufacturers’ Association
Troubles of Sovereignsと World Monarchs in Turmoil
A New York Sun summary notes rulers face turmoil from Queen Victoria’s forced war stance to Kaiser’s anger and calls for strong fleets. It portrays Europe’s monarchs as frustrated, seeking stability, with Holland’s queen worried for the Dutch in South Africa, the czar disappointed, and China seeking help from Japan amid assassins.
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Queen Victoria
Germany
Holland
South Africa
Europe
Russias
China
Japan
Italy
New York Sun
Newgirl advises on defense and manners in teasing quarrel
Millie complains of a black eye and a puffed cheek after a clash with Maud Nouveau. Mrs Newgirl admonishes not to slug, except in golf defense, teaching Millie to grow into a true woman. The exchange appears in a New York Herald clip with playful tone.
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Millie Newgirl
Maud Nouveau
Croup Remedy Promises Quick Relief and Cheap Southern Tickets
Hoarseness signals croup and Chamberlin's Cough Remedy is recommended for early use. Mothers keep it on hand to ease attacks and reduce worry. Also promotes maternal strength with Dr. Pierce products. Also notes cheap homeseekers tickets by Southern Railway to various Southern states with dates through October and contact addresses in Louisville and Chicago.
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Chamberlin
Emmert & Burrell
Dewey Deed Transfers Spark Public Curiosity
Washington theme centers on three Dewey deeds filed in the recorder of deeds. Dates show transfers among George Dewey John W Crawford and Mrs Dewey with life interests reserved. Critics say the moves aim to strip Mrs Dewey of claims while Admiral Dewey defends his actions amid widespread comment.
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Washington
Dewey
Recorder of Deeds
George Dewey
Rhode Island Avenue
John W. Crawford
Crawford
Ms. Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Heiress of Million Named in Wisconsin Note
Miss Tattie Smith, 18, daughter of farmer Thomas Smith of Stevens Point, chosen as heiress to 1,000,000 from grand-uncle Richard Smith of Glasgow. Contract settles 1,000,000 upon arrival at 21 if she moves to Glasgow to brighten his last years. She will graduate in June and go to Glasgow in August.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Tattie Smith
Thomas Smith
Miss Smith
Richard Smith
Glasgow
Scotland
Chicago
Miroy
Deceived by a Dude at Lake Shore Sale in Cleveland
Samuel P Schuckers, Wooster resident and brother of J W Schuckers, private secretary to Salm on P Chase, dies. A past incident recalled involves Schuckers and lawyer John McSweeney during the Lake Shore railroad sale in Cleveland. Schuckers, lively and spry, bid 8 6500,000 with his silk umbrella, claiming no syndicate, causing a frenzied halt as bids rose to 4 000 000 and the sale proceeded, fueling rumors he represented a secret syndicate.
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Samuel P. Schuckera
Wooster
J. W. Schuckers
Salmon P. Chase
John E.mberly
Civil Service
Schuckers
Nawspapers
Lake Shore
Cleveland
John McSweeney
McSweeney
Philadelphia
Mec Stweeney
Lake Shore Railroad
Vanderbilts
Goulds
Mills in Manchester Had 64 Million Yards Cloth On Hand
Report notes that during a prior mill shutdown in Manchester New Hampshire estimates placed fabric inventories at about 64 million yards, enough to encircle the globe with a yard to spare and to lay a driveable path from New York to Tokyo three abreast.
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Manchester
N. H
New York
Tokyo
Kid-ne-oids Promise Quick, Easy Kidney Relief
A health ad touts Kid-ne-oids as fast acting and portable in wooden boxes. It cites Mrs. Oscar McCra of Joliet IA praising relief after years of kidney trouble and multiple doctors. The Yellow Tablets come in two week supplies for fifty cents, with a descriptive booklet from John Morrow & Co.
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Illinois
Oscar McCra
Joliet
Morrow
H. J. Moogh
John Morrow & Co
Springfield
Ohio
Ground Floor Offers From Chicago and North Western Railway
Investors and movers receive tempting inducements in new towns along Chicago and North Western Railway lines now under construction. Lots on the ground floor appeal to bidders and locators, while nearly half a million acres of timber land are offered at low prices. Contact J F B Cusvellano, Land Commissioner, Chicago and Northwestern Railway, Chicago. Hair Work in All Its Branches. Mrs. A C. Thomas, 255 Galena Rte -4dt.
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Chicago & North-Western Railway Company
Ita
North- Western
J. F B. Cusvellano
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Chicago
A C. Thomas
Galena
Rte
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