Government Files Quit 10 DiscOlte Great Sugar Trust
A bill in equity seeks to dissolve the American sugar refining company known as the sugar trust for monopoly. The United States court is asked to issue a perpetual injunction restraining dividends and stockholder rights while ending unlawful combinations and fixing raw sugar prices across numerous defendants in several states. The filing accuses directors and executives of Havemeyer and associates of destroying competition, controlling prices, and pressuring rebates and power over trade to crush independents.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
The
Sugar Trust
United States Circuit Court
Ern District of
United States
Wise
New Jersey
Maine
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Louisiana
Missouri
California
Boston
Jersey City
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New Orleans
San Francisco
Lst
Combine
Havemeyers
Trust
Wall Street Slips Under Pessimism and Panic Mood
New York on Monday saw a bear market tumble as stocks fell from three to five dollars a share. The downturn followed discouraging steel and iron remarks by James J. Hill and broader fears from UK politics and sugar trust actions. Trading later softened with hopes banking support steadied the market.
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New York
Wall Street
James J. Hill
England
Fourteen Miners Die In Explosion At Jumbo Mine
Fourteen miners were killed in an explosion at the Jumbo asphalt mine operated by Choctaw Asphalt Company, fourteen miles northwest of Autines. A message received by R. W. Church state mine inspector confirms the fatalities and cites the cause as unknown at this time.
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Malister, Oklo
Choctaw @ephalt company
Autines
Ministers Attack Gov Marshall Over Saloons At Indianapolis Meeting
Demetrius Tillotson a Lafayette Methodist minister challenged Gov Thomas Marshall criticizing his stance toward ministers and churches and urging civic righteousness. The Indianapolis ministerial association debated local option, Sunday theaters, and potential resolutions denouncing the governor and party figures.
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Demetrius Tillotson
Lafayette
Indianapolis Ministerial Association
Roberts Park Church
Thomas R. Marshall
Nev. Tidorson
Kingdom of God
Christ
Aolon
Baptiste-mode
Indianapolis
Evansville
Savonarola
Florence
Tillotson
Gov
Ramshorn” Brown
Albert J. Beveridge
F. F. Lewis
Fletcher Place
Beveridge
Marshall
Negro on trial for first degree murder at 2228 Yandes
William Hamilton colored faced a jury in criminal court on Monday for the first degree murder of Laurietta Skinner colored at 2228 Yandes Street. The case proceeded with a jury trial as the defendant stood accused in the fatal incident.
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Wiliam Hamilton
Lauretta Skinner
Yandes Street
Indiana Weather Forecast Clears Then Turns Colder
Local forecast calls for clearing Monday afternoon with fair and colder conditions Monday night. Tuesday is expected to be fair with similar patterns. Sunrise and sunset times noted. hourly temperature data appears garbled. Local readers should expect a chilly start to the week with clear skies through Tuesday.
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Indiana
Pennsylvania Station Opens in New York City
World's finest Pennsylvania station in New York city covering more territory than any building ever constructed at once. It opened at 12:01 a.m. Sunday November 27. Construction began May 1, 1904, taking six years seven months to excavate eight acres and raze about five hundred buildings including several churches.
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New York
Pennsyvania Station
Pennsylvania Station
World's Greatest Station Opens in New York
New York reports the completed Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan as the world’s largest rail hub. It cost over $1.06 billion, with vast tunnels beneath the Hudson linking New Jersey to the city. Daily traffic aims at 450,000 passengers and 1,450 freight trains, with 126 passenger trains unloadable simultaneously and 21 tracks inside the depot.
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New York
Henry Hudson
Pennsylvania
Gotham
Hudson River
New Jersey
America
Detroit
Indianapolis
Omaha
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Denver
Salt Lake City
New Orleans
Bevwilio
Neelam Gay Garer
Worktmes
Land Dealers Sued Over Texas Property Fraud Claim
Charles H. Erwin W J Reid and Oliver M Alen filed suit Monday against the Indiana Texas land and irrigation company and others alleging fraud and seeking 50000 damages. They accuse company representatives of misrepresenting land in Cameron county Texas as rich non overflow land worth 70 dollars an acre. After investing 13367 in the property they claim 12000 was spent planting sugar and coffee and crops failed.
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Charles H. Erwin
W. J. Reid
Oliver M. Alen
T Indiana-Texas Land and Irrigation Company
Indianapolis
Cameron County
Texas
Girl Gets Heart Balm and Other Briefs
New York report notes Tillie Serraphim, 19, awarded 6000 dollars in breach of promise against Morris Smith, a dancing master, by a city court jury. Chicago fire injures many firemen, office leather store blaze. four families saved. losses reach 50000 dollars. Detroit reports Milton R. Nock of Newport News, Virginia, arrested for violating federal banking laws. suspected shortfall of 9000 at Newport News First National Bank. disappearance dated July 28, 1900.
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New York
Tillie Serraphim
Morris Smith
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Milton R. Nock
Newport News
First National Bank of
Mayor Shank Resigns Over Sunday Blue Laws on Picture Shows
Mayor Shank declares he would resign rather than enforce Sunday blue laws banning picture shows. He says he will run the city without preacher interference and questions the wisdom of restricting entertainment after church. He notes workers in theaters toil seven days and dismisses such concerns as unworthy of consideration.
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Shank
Young daughter of Hu. Brown weds in parents absence
Mary Brown aged 17 or 18 and George O. Stewart 20 or 21 wed last Tuesday. The ceremony at 902 North Delaware Street was performed by Rev. Edward W. Curtis. They had been staying with Mary's parents in Irvington while her mother recovers from illness. The couple plans to live on a fruit ranch near Seattle after a visit to the West.
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Mary Brown
George O. Stewart
Mary
Hilton A. Brown
Emerson Avenue
East Washington Street
Irvington
Virginia
Stewart
West
Butler
Seattle
Three Injured in Wreck at Tilden Indiana
A derailment on the C H D line at Tilden Indiana near noon injured three Indianapolis men and sent them to Methodist hospital. Engineer D C Clark trapped under the locomotive with critical injuries after the cylinder head blew out. brakeman Fred Sullivan suffered a broken leg. fireman L Schultz sustained cuts and bruises though not serious.
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Tilden
Ind
Indianapolis
Methodist Hospital
D. C. Clark
Addison Street
Fred Sullivan
L. Schultz
Turkey Squabble Reaches Juvenile Court
In a juvenile court hearing at 540 Bates street Agnes La Follette denied misconduct after a family dispute centered on a Thanksgiving turkey and neglected chickens. Judge Stubbs ordered La Follette to pay five dollars weekly to support her two small children amid the household disruption.
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Solomon
la Follette
Bates Street
Agnes la Follette
Stubbs
Emall
Mine Law Sought by Central Labor Union
The Central labor union seeks a miners qualification law to bar incompetent workers, aiming to reduce accidents and improve safety in mining. The reform would establish minimum standards and training requirements for miners to elevate industry reliability and protect workers.
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Central Labor Union
Endgever
Mine Convent On Lost By This City To Columbus
The next annual convention of the United Mine Workers of America will be held in Columbus Ohio on January 17 1911. A 27 vote executive board settled the choice with Columbus receiving 15 votes Indianapolis 9 and St Louis 3. President Lewis calls the Columbus selection a preliminary victory for his Ohio favored leadership and predicts a strong showing against rival Edwin Perry. Lewis and ally S McCullough express confidence while Francis Feehan faces scrutiny in Pittsburgh over coal company ties as Mitchell plots influence.
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United Mine Workers of America
Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Louis
T. L. Lewis
Will
Lewis
Edwin Perry
William Green
Ohio
Green
Ohio State Senate
Iowa
Imnois
Pennsylvania
Francis Feehan
Feehan
Pittsburg
Pittsburg- Buffalo Coal Company
McCullough
John Mitchell
National Civic Federation
Rockefeller
Mitchell
John Walker
Illinois
Neal Denies Geisert Charges Against Revenue Collector
An official denial was issued by S. M. Smith denying all charges by A. F. Geisert against Elam Neal, Indianapolis district revenue collector. Neal called the charges groundless and said he will respond in detail only when required. Geisert charged Neal with malfeasance, civil service rule violations, and demoralization, amid Neal’s suspension and removal actions.
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Elam Neal
Indianapolis
F. Geisert
Lawrenceburg
S. M. Smith
Neal
Geisert
Peddler Louis Mitchell Fined for Short Weight Sales
Louis Mitchell peddler was fined for selling short weight and for using measures without proper gear, with aid costs assessed. Inspector of weights filed the action and he was arrested on Saturday.
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Louis Mitchell
Inspector of Weights
Eee Deswisagit
Satarany
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Monster Combine
A. TH. J. Ghe
Dace Senee Pbb
Ee Cet
Ees
Lougia
New Pennsylvania Tunnel
Pennsylvania Depot
HU. Brown
Shortridge High
of Health
Brown
Shortridge High School
Phi Delta Fraternity
Ohio Capital
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