Will Carry It Up The 1891 Law Is Void
Chicago June 21 Judge Elbridge Haney ruled the anti trust law of 1891 unconstitutional in the state circuit court. The decision voids most anti trust provisions and affects 12 hundred lawsuits to recover millions from defendants and investigates affidavits filed by corporations. Also reports royal funeral arrivals in Dresden and Saxony mourning for three weeks, plus fire threats in Tacoma and papal acceptances in Rome.
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Butler Street, Fourthry and Tron Company
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Hilness
Supreme Court of the United States
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Tllinois
Dineen
Cook County
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Atate
Supreme Court
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Saxony
William
Austria
Francis Joseph
Albert
Prince George
King
London
Baward
Bloomington
Ind
Henry Demming
Whitecape
Jathand
Miners in Quiet Strikes Amid National Convention Returns
Reports from mining towns say idle workforce numbers around 150,000 as unions hold local meetings to sustain strike efforts. Indiana's Indianapolis convention calls fade with no action known, while West district leaders note uncertainty. In West Virginia a mine explosion kills five, prompting questions on investigation. Arrests follow a mass miners meeting in Clarkshoro with Mother Jones speaking. bail not yet set.
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Mitchell
Aur Company
Lon
Indianapolis
West
Williamson
W. Va
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Schuylkill Camp
Aign
Reading Company
Ameri can Meat company rises in giant New Jersey plan
A New Jersey corporation pledges a massive consolidation rivaling United States Steel. The proposed American Meat Company unites Armour & Co Swift & Co Nelson Morris & Co and H Hammond Co in a central wealth factory. Additional firms may join as the four-strong syndicate builds a vast meat-packing empire.
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Chicago
New Jersey
United States Steel Corporation
American Meat Company
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Nelson Moorris & Co
H. Hammond Company
Paterson Plan to Starve Out Anarchists Backed by Business Leaders
Paterson New Jersey June 21 Mayor Hinchcliffe controls unrest with city county force and state militia observers. A vigilante committee of fifty wealthy businessmen hires private detectives to shadow radicals. They plan to black list workers who hire anarchists and starve them from the city with a pledged fund of 250000 to carry out actions and drive out anarchists.
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Paterson
N.J
Hinchcliffe
Paterson & Tan
House Deliberations and Naval Movements in June Session
The United States Senate and House conduct day and night debates on Philippine civil government and army post amendments. The Marietta gunboat sails from New York toward San Juan with possible redeployment to Venezuela, while a New England case hears charges of alienation of affections amid telephone conversations.
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Northern Pacific
Minnesota
Pope
Frost
Gov. Taft
Ireland
Senate
Ee William Crosigs
Ordnance
New York
Anit Hare
Yale
Harvard
Ftes
Beavens
House
Washington
Marietta
New York Navy
San Juan
Porto Rico
Venezela
la Guayra
Geile
Sharp contrasts in crops and industry amid unsettled times
The piece notes mixed signals in the economy with coal strike tensions, but strong crop performance and ongoing railroad earnings, bank clearings, and few business embarrassments suggest resilient fall and winter prospects. It cites regional weather impacts and transport activity shaping near term outlook.
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Northwest
Market Grain and Livestock Prices June 20 Report
Indianapolis and Cincinnati grain and livestock markets show steady to active pricing across commodities. Wheat No. 2 red and longberry. Corn No. 2 white. Cattle around 82.60 to 80.25 per hundredweight. Hogs firm at a high range. Lambs and other livestock with varied quotes. New York reports steady cattle prices around 8.0 to 8.10. Buffalo and Toronto markets cited with mixed figures.
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Indianapolis
Letiaville
Cincinnati
Oige
Gas company rebates debated in Indiana courts
In Muncie, Indiana readers learned that lawsuits seek rebates for subscribers to natural gas firms who paid full rates while buying wood to heat homes. William Rittenhouse leads claims exceeding $100,000, with hundreds more cases expected. Separate items report assaults, court decisions, and local incidents across Indiana.
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Muncie
Ind
Jane
Hatiral Gas Company
Rittenhouse
Toga Gas Companies
Tel
Fitela
Witten Howse
Wabash Firm Strikes Over Salary Dispute Ends
In Syracuse a factory dispute saw sixty workers strike after D G Lamb, owning a quarter of the Syracuse Manufacturing Co., demanded a $1,500 yearly salary and resigned when denied. Partners Browne and Runyon refused raises, workers pressed for a compromise, arbitration was set, and a $1,800 salary was agreed.
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Lamb
Ma Lamb
Browne
Runyon
Waa
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