Beef Bill 18 Filed Against Meat Packers in Chicago
United States district court hears the filing of a long-awaited bill charging the beef trust with restraint of trade and Sherman Act violations. Named defendants include Swift and Company, Armour Company, Hammond Packing, and other major meat packers. Attorneys representing the government present the action at Chicago’s federal court.
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Cchicago
United
Rolomon If
Retira
Gevermil Koes
Paul L Ford Murdered in New York Family Tragedy
Dan Leicester Ford, noted novelist, was shot by his brother Malcolm Webster Ford. the brothers died within feet of each other after Malcolm shot himself. Miss Mall, secretary to the author, witnessed the scene as long quarrels over money and estate culminated in the fatal acts. Paul Ford authored Justice More Than I, The Honorable Something, and many novels, while Malcolm was an heir and businessman.
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New York
Dan Leicester Ford
Malcolm Webster Ford
Matcolay
Paul Bil
Miss Mall
Wienalak
Malcolm
Dau
Charnete
Paul Ford
Jinice Moreith
Mopur Stirich
Uproar in Port-au-Prince as congress convenes amid clashes
In Port au Prince a crisis erupts as Congress meets to elect a president while troops occupy the chamber. The president of the House orders withdrawal resisted, the president denies, troops stay for security. Violent street fighting drives fear as shipping and authorities react.
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Portain-Prines
We Firlerin
Stan
Chamber of Dyputies
Congress
Portan Prince
Bam
Flayti
Walter Haldeman dies after trolley accident in Louisville
Walter Haldeman, longtime editor and president of the Louisville Courier Journal company, died at age over 80 from injuries sustained when struck by a trolley car Saturday morning. Initial reports downplayed injuries but complications led to his death, with observers noting his advanced age and the scalp wound and sprained shoulder as the injuries.
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Walter
Hatloman Dea
Louisville
May Ida
Walter Xni
Hardoman
Louieville, Courier-Journal Company
Mr. Haldeman
Death of John Le Van Pelt in New York City
John Le Van Pelt of New York died at Flower Hospital after about a week of pneumonia. He was long active in Democratic politics in Illinois and will be remembered for his public service.
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John LE
Van
Wisconsin Weather Bulletin Reports Cold Week and Rain
The Weekly Crop Bulletin notes a cold week with a general snow storm in the state, mostly beneficial to crops. It reports copious rainfall, saturated soils, delayed farm work, and optimism for corn planting next week. Apple and cherry trees show healthy condition. fruits are not heavily damaged. Granton notes heavy rains and floating frost with no corn planted yet.
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Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Granton
Clarkounty
L. IE. Mole
Northwestern Excursion Rates and Special Tickets
Northwestern line offers very low excursion rates to Denver Harrisburg Oshkosh Appleton and other destinations with limited return dates. Tickets sold May to June with various end dates, through sleeping cars and personally conducted trips, apply to Chicago and Northwestern Ry agents. Also notices branch opening Elmwood to Weston Wis and city printing bids due June 2 1902.
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Denver
Col
Chicago & Northwestern R'y
San Francisco
Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
Chicago & Northwestern
Harrisburg
Chicago
German Baptist Brethren Conference
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Common Council
Marshfield
Fencing Girls Offered as Free Sunday Sentinel Extras
Four Fencing Girl pictures in the Sunday Sentinel from Milwaukee advertise free art supplements. Readers are urged to order the Sunday Sentinel or write the Circulation Department in Milwaukee, as the series has sold for five to fifty dollars but is free with the paper.
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Sunday Sentinel
Sanday Sentinel
Sentinel
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Central Excursions to Chicago St Paul and Oshkosh
The Wisconsin Central offers a Sunday excursion to Chicago on May 1 for 3.50 round trip and special fares to St Paul and Minneapolis on May 18 at 6 and 20 with return by May 21, plus a one fare round trip to Oshkosh with tickets on sale May 17 18 and 19 and return through May 22. For details contact an agent.
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Northwestern Company
Omaha Road
Eau Claire
Wisconsin Central Company
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
National Baptist
German Catholic Benevolent Societies of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Sentral Railway
Oshkosh
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