State Laws Bar Standard Oil Case Tactics
Washington January 7 Attorney General Wicker and Special Counsel Kellogg urge that state laws bar the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey as an unlawful restraint of trade. They contend the Sherman Antitrust Act should apply to any device holding together naturally competing establishments to form a combination. The brief cites state court rulings and argues the government case against the oil firm rests on these statutes.
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Washington
United States
Standard Ojl
Jersey
Wicker
Kellogg
Standard Oil Company
Lew Jersey
Sister of Dead Girl Seemed Poisoned
Coroner's inquest tied a death case on New Year's Day to possible poisoning. Dr. R. Ford testified May or of the deceased showed poisoning symptoms. an autopsy suggested a liquid poison. Haw Harrington, city water officer, found no poison in Twige's mouth or chewing gum evidence.
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Blosser
Charles Jan
R. Ford
Ford
Harrington
Twige
Kenyon Seeks Senate Seat In Iowa Race
Kenyon aims for United States Senate in Iowa to succeed the late Jonathan P. Dolliver. Snowe travels to Iowa as a trusted official backing the candidacy while Lafayette Young’s replacement role is noted. If Kenyon remains a progressive with Iowa GOP factions in doubt a deadlock could lead to a compromise.
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Buster
Didacy
Dolliver
Snowe
Iowa
United Senate
Kenyon
Suefine Lafayette Young
Carroll
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Vna
Mr. Kenyon
Per Capita Money Circulation and Arrest Report
Treasury department notes per capita money circulation for January 8 based on an estimated population of 98,203,000. An American, Joseph Eppley, was arraigned at Bow Street police court on a charge tied to possession of gambling funds.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Joseph Eppley
Bow Street
Eppley
Atlantic City
English suffragette Sylvia Pankhurst urges US women to push for ballot
At Carnegie Hall Miss Sylvia Pankhurst, twenty, urged American sisters to see suffrage as a mission. She described harsh English prison conditions, unequal wages, and laws disadvantaging mothers and wives, noting two thirds of English women wish they were men. She predicted votes for women within a year.
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New York
Sylvia Pankhurst
Carnegie Hall
Miss Pankhurst
Harriet Stanton Blateh
Women’s Political Union
England
Chinatown Blaze Kills Five In Two Tenement Fires
A Chinatown fire on Pell Street burned two five story buildings, including the "house of five nations." The blaze started on the second floor where a decorated Christmas tree lit the flames, killing four or five people and driving residents from the intertwined Chinese shops and room house.
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New York
Chinatown
Pell Street
Wants More Congressmen Crumpacker Proposes 433-Member House
Representative Crumpacker of Indiana introduces a reapportionment bill in the House proposing a 433-seat membership excluding Arizona and New Mexico. The plan avoids reducing representation for states that lost population, while Crumpacker considered an 891-member alternative which would cost thirteen seats to declining states.
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Crumpacker
Washington
House of Representatives
Indiana
House
Arizona
New Mexico
Weather Outlook: Fair With Snow-Flurries In North
Fair Saturday with snow flurries in the extreme northern portion. Sunday expected fair with moderate temperatures and light to moderate south to southwest winds.
Peary Submits North Pole Proofs Before Naval Committee
Commander Peary, the arctic explorer, appeared before a subcommittee of the House Naval Affairs Committee and presented proofs supporting his claim of reaching the North Pole. It is likely the subcommittee will recommend Peary be placed on the retired list with the rank and pay of a rear admiral of the staff. He had previously declined to testify when a similar honor was discussed, pending the publication of his book.
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Washington
Peary
House Committee On Naval Affairs
North Pole
Congress
New York Architects Win Major Government Contract
The United States government has authorized 8 million dollars for new department buildings for state justice commerce and labor. Three New York firms Arnold W Brunner for state Donne and Barber for justice and York and Sawyer for commerce and labor will oversee construction after review of plans from fifty seven architects. Buildings will occupy five blocks south of Pennsylvania Avenue at Fifteenth Street NW with an emphasis on architectural harmony.
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U. S& Government
Washington
United States
Department of State, Justice, Commerce and Labor
New York
Arnold W. Brunner
State
Donne
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Gaul Divorce The mayor named as co respondent
Hackensack New Jersey January 7 under sheriff Heath served divorce papers on Mrs Lilian H Gaul Ridgefield Park wife of Ray Gaul The co respondent is Mayor William N Smith Also named is Bogita a man of family Ex Assistant Prosecutor John B Mackay called the papers remarkable and flimsy Gaul had sued two weeks earlier to recover 50000 for alienation of his wife s affections
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Hackensack
N. J
Heath
Lilian H. Gaul
Ridgefield Park
Ray Gaul
William N. Smith
Bogita
John 8
Mackay
Gaul
Smith
Designing Two Speed Plane
London reports Grahame White plans to build aeroplanes with two speed capability in cooperation with Bleriot and others. The craft can rise or descend at 25 mph and achieve forward speeds of 80 to 100 mph in full flight by altering wing surfaces.
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London
Grahame-White
Bleriot
Market summary shows mixed dairy and poultry prices
General Markets report weak butter receipts list 8.526 packages at creamery specials 28 to 29 cents per pound. Cheese steady with 1.09 bi EGGS firm with 6 115 cases reported. Dressed poultry prices for spring geese unchanged at western markets. Potatoes hay and straw markets steady. Live poultry firm.
Taft Has Many Irons in the Fire
Washington dispatch notes Taft plans to press a permanent tariff board ship subsidy and conservation measures as candidates for swift passage. Rumors of 1912 renomination gains circulate with several self styled backers but most Republicans expect Taft to be the nominee. Other items include Hamill’s highway bill New Jersey Ohio election bribery and Diamond Shoal light debates.
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Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
Jan
Taft
Congress
White House
Lame Duck Brigade
Hamill
New Jersey
Ocean
Hanna
Ohio
Red Bank Local Notices and Moves Among Residents
Red Bank notices list illnesses and visits by residents Charles R D Foxwell and Alexander J Denny both ill. William Kane visited town. Mrs Patterson visiting sister. Herbert L Murdock and son Theodore in New York earlier week. William Beck moved to DeForrest Lane. Thomas Murphy rents Borden street cottage. George By Conklin sells Tower Hill home to Captain William B Conover. sale en The new occupant William McKnight works for Fred K French. Michael Callahan visited Red Bank. Travonian Heyer moved into new undertaking building. Heyer remains in critical condition.
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Charles R. D. Foxwell
Montmouth Street
William Kane
Middletown
Alexander J. Denny
Upper Broad Street
Joseph 8. Patterson
White Avenue
Garret Morton
Eatontown
Herbert L. Murdock
Theodore
New York
William A. Hopping
William Mc Knight
Fred K
Michael Callahan
Chapel Hill
Red Bank
Heyer
Monmouth Street
Mr. Heyer
Christmas Entertainment At Methodist Church
The Christmas entertainment at the Methodist Church was repeated on Wednesday evening. Chester Armstrong of New York spent last week with relatives in the area. Mrs B D Wolcott and Mrs Jennie Wolcott visited in Newark on Wednesday. Mrs Moses Hampton of Long Branch visited her mother Mrs Meta Muhlenbrink on Wednesday.
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Methodist Church
Chester Armstrong
New York
Keyport
B. D. Wolcott
Jennie Wolcott
Newark
Moses" Hampton
Hong Branch
Meta Muhlenbrink
Annual Meeting of Auxiliary No 1 at Monmouth Hospital
Members of Auxiliary No 1 of Monmouth Memorial Hospital will hold their annual meeting at the Nurses' Home Monday afternoon January 9th. Light refreshments will be served. Advertise in the Daily Record.
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Auxiliary No.1
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Nurses’ Home
Nordica to Build Opera Auditorium in Deal New Jersey
The Etude reports Mme Nordica plans a private miniature opera auditorium near her Deal New Jersey home for summer use. No one in Deal confirms the plan and George W Young is ill in New York.
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Etude
Mme
Nordica
Deal
N. J
Mme Nordica
George W. Young
Young
New York
Advertised Letters at Long Branch Office
The following names remain unclaimed at the Long Branch post office as of December 1: Miss B. Barrett Salvatore Baurino Mrs M Burns Mrs Rachel E B Davis Miss Mary Dollard M B Gannon Frank Kelly Frank Knapp Joseph Leonard May Loy J H Matthews Master D Morris Mrs H Naracon Daniel Potter Miss Nellie Robbins Angelo Rody P Rosenstein Miss Sophie S Smith AT Woolley Py
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Mias B. Barrett
Salvatore Baurino
M. Burns
Rachel EB. Davis
Mary Dollard
M. B. Gannon
Frank Kelly
Frank Knapp
Joseph Leonard
May Loy
J. H. Matthews
D. Morris
H. Naracon
Daniel Potter
Nellie Robbins
Angelo Rody
P. Rosenstein
Sophie
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