The Department of Commerce and Labor debate continues
A historical essay argues power over commerce regulation should rest with an independent body. It discusses legislative limits, antitrust concerns, and the role of the Supreme Court in striking down monopolistic actions while urging vigilant public support for executive power to curb such evils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease
Department of Commerce Aid Labor
Tari
Relorwedio Ual i
Tseam
Eeguumen Ecisier
FTN
Board OF Commissioners
Hmit
Supreme Court of the United States
ROWER
Work and Serenity The Secret of Long Life
Russell Sage argues work sustains happiness and long life. He rejects excessive money chasing and urges persistence in business while maintaining serenity and sound judgment. He believes the older a person, the more valuable they are to the community, warns against reckless speculation, and plans to keep working as long as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daltermlinied
Widow Loses Breach of Promise Suit in County Case
A breach of promise suit collapsed as the widow failed to prove the defendant courted her niece Jarusha Perkins and that gifts or letters constituted a valid engagement. Testimony described schemes involving the household, sugar bags, and alleged proposals contradicted by the defendant’s onscene retreat from the widow’s house. The defense argued disparaging press coverage biased the jury, while the plaintiff’s counsel pressed for damages, but the jury returned a verdict for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilas Jerusha
Perkins
Taylor
Commonwealth
Euthaugi Wstic
Col. Newton
Garcastic
Luvip
Icdndiana
Verdict for defendant ends trial amid noisy beer stall interlude
A tense case ended with the jury returning for the defendant after a brief outage as guards escorted jurors to a spot with ale on tap. Prosecution cheered then defense claimed bias and vowed appeal to Squire Crossman. Also noted were obituaries: John Neal of Blacklick township died at 72, wife and many children surviving. John McAfee Moore, 72, longtime teacher, died in Mt. Pleasant Hospital. Harry Trask, 46, prominent Philadelphia businessman and Brown University graduate, died in Brighton Pa.
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Squire Crossman
J. Blair Sutton
John Neal
Blacklick Township
Jacksonville
Bracken
Fairview
John McAfee Moore
Wistmoreland
Payette
Ludiaus
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Kidersridge Academy
Harry ‘’Rask
Brighton
Trask
Bridgeton
Mr. Trask
Indiana
al. Smith
Mr. Smith
May
Philadelphia
of Silver, Bertlett & Co
Brown University
Teguyart Verdiet Postponed in Cage Decline
Wacstar O Sept 22 Sludge Bason Ags said he could not attend to decide on cage event. Earlier they stated a Sept 22 decision, but no meeting was held and a postponement was set. Mrs Temia remains in Wooster with fever risk though expected to recover soon.
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Teguyart
Wacstar
Property Transfers and Land Lots in Various Townships
A listing of multiple 19th century property transfers shows buyers and sellers including Schreckengoat to B Green, Jos in Plomville for $600. Andrew Weamer to Amelo Rescini for a lot in South Mahoning at $176. Horace Weaver to David Blair for a lot in Indiana at $2,000. Other entries include Robert Ferrier to H H Hetrick for a lot in Green valued at 1400. Thomas Mabon to John Bauer for seven acres in Wert Wheatheld at $18,851. A O McCoy to R G L Ferrier for a lot in Green at $210. Martha Donahey to A W Bear for 51 acres in Green at $1,000. Lizzie Hyde to G N Redding for 166 acres in Weert Mahoning. Saltaury Rolling Mills Co. to Charlee Fishel for a lot in Consmaugh at $82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schreckengoat
B. Green
Jos
Plomville
Andrew Weamer
Amelo Rescinito
South Mahoning
Horace Weaver
David Blair
Indiana
Robert Ferrier
H. H. Hetrick
Green
Thomas Mabon
John Bauer
Aores
Wert Wheatheld
McCoy
American railroad concession in China blamed by Edwin H Conger
Edwin H Conger said Americans erred by relinquishing the Hankow railroad concession in China, breaking faith and harming U S standing. He warned it will delay future business relations, leaving Chinese businesspeople wary of American assurances and weakening defenses against exploitation claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Conger
Hankow
China
America
Mr Conger
Dore
Nicholas Will Grant the Right of Assembly
St. Petersburg reports a plan to grant public assembly rights for political and economic discussion under a governance framework. The proposal references discussions on governance, law, and civic participation and signals a potential reform aligned with constitutional principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
St. Petersburg
Aswoniity
Rsfori
Omer
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana, Pa
The
Indiana Publishing CompAny
Walter Hb, Jackson
Baily
Pelaphone Haliding
Carpenter Avenue
Judkiaa Ps
Iidlana PostoMee
Secona
the Department of Commerce and Labor
John W. Noell
Secretary of the Interior
Russell Sage
Harry Frask
Pittsburg RY
Wwin
Ridge Branch
Lai Ay
aRidge Dunells Thomas
Parkwood
Pajls Creek
Bradford
Bulalo
Rochesterfly
Ernest Lye
Creekside
Ridge Jung
Chamb Ville
Ome
Ons Mar
Center
Morrison
Sovan
Juneau
Phoenix
James Speedy
Ninth Street
J. T. Boucher
Church S
BALE
House and Lot
Fognire
Ac Hotel Montgomery
H. A Borland
Chestnut Street
Mire
Frank Freund
J. H. Meara
Toriara
Montgomery
T. A. Gilbert
Maraball
Los
M. M. Day's
Pennsylvania
Reilroada
A. J. Gilbert
Baytags and Trust Building
Powitt’s
Ws Salve Far Pile
Guerd Saran
Arke- Bae
BEDI
W.R. Loughry & Company
H. Sutton
Wallace Dry Goods Co
Philadelphia Street
Yma
J. M. Stewart & Co
Ignage
Geo.w.graff
North Sixth Street
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