Government halts Western rail rate increases by injunction
On June 1 the government sought and obtained a restraining order from U S District Judge David P Dyer in Hannibal Missouri blocking 25 Western railroads from enforcing inter state freight rate hikes alleged to result from an unlawful agreement and to harm the public The action cites the Sherman anti trust act and names Frederick N Judson and Edwin P Grosvenor as counsel.
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Western Trunkie
Department of Justice
Western Trade Association
Omaha Committee
Wickersham
United States District
Dyer
Hannibal, Mo
Missouri
Hannibal
Western
United States
David P. Dyer
Frederick N. Judson
St. Louis
Edwin P
Premier Katsura Alleged Plot to Assassinate Cabinet
A reported plot to kill Japan's entire cabinet under Premier Katsura is investigated amid political tension. Police and officials reveal possible conspirators and motives while authorities tighten security around government leaders and key ministries.
Charles H Treat Dies Former U S Treasurer
New York report states Charles Henry Treat once treasurer of the United States died after a stroke. The veteran public official had served in the treasury role until a few months earlier.
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United States
New York
Charles Henry “Treat
Roosevelt Appointee Dies of Apoplexy at Hotel Victoria
A man who held a federal position under President Roosevelt died of apoplexy in his apartment at the Hotel Victoria. The incident occurred quietly, with authorities noting natural causes pending autopsy results. He was a prominent public servant connected to the administration's early New Deal era initiatives.
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Roosevelt
Hotel Victoria
Supreme Court Rules ICC Rate Order Valid
The United States Supreme Court upheld the Interstate Commerce Commission’s order reducing the through rate between the Mississippi and Missouri rivers as part of shipments from seaboard territory. The court also sustained the ICC authority to direct the rate cut from Chicago and St Louis to Denver.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Seaboard Territory
United States Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission I
Chicago
St. Louis
Denver
Supreme Court
Kaiser’s Abscess Healing Reported by Physicians
The abscess on the right wrist of Emperor William is healing and physicians are satisfied with the treatment. He remains at the new palace where King Albert of Belgium is being entertained.
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Potsdam
William
New ‘ Palace
Albert
Belgium
Arrests Made In Secret Socialist Plot In Japan
Tokyo reports the government is using secrecy in a probe of a socialist plot against Premier Katsura and cabinet members. About six alleged conspirators have been arrested and are kept from public view by trusted agents, fueling fear of assassination among officials.
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Tokio
Katsura
Roosevelt Receives Freedom of London in Frank Address
Theodore Roosevelt accepted the Freedom of the City of London with a bold speech. He urged Britain to pursue order in Egypt or withdraw if not right and praised rule in Uganda and the Sudan, while criticizing timidity and sentimentality as weak supports for justice.
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London
Theodore Roosevelt
Old Guildhall
England
Great Britain
Africa
Roosevelt
Egypt
Uganda
Twice Across the Channel by Rolls in Wright Biplane
Dover reports Captain Charles Stewart Rolls, in an American Wright machine, flew Dover to Calais and back in nine ty minutes, completing a double crossing of about forty two miles. The feat follows earlier channel flights by Bleriot and de Lesseps, marking a new record.
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Eng
Charles Stewart Rolls
London
Army Motor Reserve
English Channel
Calais
Louis Bleriot
Count de Lesseps
Channel
Mob Lynches Negro Near New Madrid After Altercation
A mob storms the New Madrid jail and hangs an unnamed black man labeled Unknown on the Mississippi river banks. The victim was accused of striking Town Marshal J A Rickard after being ordered off a street corner by a group of black men. Across the South, Jefferson Davis day is observed as a memorial holiday in several states.
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Mississippi River
J. A. Rickard
New Orleans
Jefferson Tilvis
South
Louisians
Plorids
Georgia
Alabama
Mississinpi
Tanmeanee
Texas
South Carolina
Lowisians
Supreme Court strikes Missouri foreign corporation ban
The U S Supreme Court declares Missouri statute of March 13 1907 invalid prohibiting foreign corporations from doing business in the state if they relied on US courts for regulation. The ruling marks the law unconstitutional across the nation.
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Washington
Missouri
Dusinera
United States
United States Supreme Court
Beecroft Sets Out To Vindicate Cook In Arctic Quest
Chester Beecroft of Pelham Manor plans a three year voyage with Captain Bernier’s Arctic to verify Dr. Cook’s north pole claim. He aims to recover Cook’s records at Bradley Land, interview Eskimos, and follow Cook’s route toward Etah Upernavik and a possible pole dash. Beecroft seeks cooperation from Cook and Mrs. Cook and expects an eighteen month to two year absence.
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North Pole
North
Ether
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Mene
Peary
Greenland
Tang
Cook
Bradley Land
Bernier
Upernayik
Etah
Dr. Cook
Denmark
Progressives Back Bill as Senate Passes Rail Regulation
The Senate passed the administration railroad bill 60 to 12 with all yes votes from Republicans and no votes from Democrats. It advances to conference with the House after a procedural swap, retaining key commerce court provisions and adding miles of amendments favored by progressives and Democrats including long and short haul rules and anti injunction measures.
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Senate
Taft
House
Chamberlain
Oregon
Clay
Georgia
Gore
Oklahoma
Paynter
Kentucky
Simmons
North Carolina
Stone
Missouri
Commerce Court
Interstate Commerce Commmission
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Commerce Court
Order to Hear Petition for License to Sell Land
Court schedules hearing on a petition to sell land as requested by involved parties el v Etc. The order sets date and venue for the license hearing and outlines proceedings for this land sale matter. The filing names the petitioners and indicates the court authority overseeing the action.
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Landel
Roosevelt Water Parade Plans For Ex President Return
Commodore R A Smith announces a water parade for President Roosevelt's return. The flotilla meets June 18 at 8 30 am in the Narrows and sails from quarantine to Robbins Reef light. The Androscoggin cutter leads, followed by the Dalzell tug, with 12 vice commodores commanding two divisions each. Mayor Gaynor will greet Roosevelt at the Battery at 11 am. About 100 boats are chartered plus excursion steamers and bands.
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New York Harbor
Roosevelt Reception Committee
United States
Narrows
Robbins Reef
Roosevelt
Dalzelline
F. B. Dalzell
North River
Fittyninth Street
Flight of Curtiss the Aviator Vision in Albany to New York
A May Sunday report of Curtiss's airplane flight from Albany to New York captures the airborne scene above the Hudson. Spectators gaze upward as the craft appears, vanishes, and returns amid cheering crowds and maritime sounds.
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Curtiss
Albany
New York
Two Bankers Sentenced In Pittsburg Corruption Case
In Pittsburg on June 2, E H Jennings president of Columbia National Bank and F A Griffin cashier pleaded no defense to conspiracy and bribery charges tied to municipal corruption. Judges sentenced Jennings to $500 fine and two months in Allegheny county jail, Griffin to $500 fine and four months. They were jailed immediately to begin terms.
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Pittsburg
E. H. Jennings
Columbia National Bank
F. A. Grif Fon
Allegheny County
Government troops beaten near Bluefields by insurgents
Washington dispatch reports General Lara's Nic araguan army routed by General Estrada's insurgents after weeks in front of Bluefields. Commander Gilmore of the US gunboat Pudacah relayed the news from Bluefields.
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Bluefields
Washington
General Lara
Bee
Estrada
Staff Department
Gilmore
United States
Bluefielde
Supreme Court to Reargue Tax Case Next Term
Washington June 1 Supreme Court to reargue the corporation tax case at the beginning of the next term before the full bench. The decision follows an earlier ruling that set the matter for further consideration.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Corporation Tay Care
Befors Bb Tull
Notice of Expiration of Redemption in Brown County
Notice from Brown County Auditor Brown Minnesota to F G Werner and others that the land described as Low 18 Block 17 South Center Bridge Outlet 411 in New Ulm was sold for 340.00 in a 1907 tax sale and that redemption costs total 1810. Interstate 12 percent interest accrues from May 16 1910. sixty days remain to redeem after service and proof filed. signed by Louis J Yoox Brown County Auditor May 6 1910.
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Minnesota
Brown
Joseph Boetiger
Albert, Steinhauser
Ing
Joseph Boettger
Ward
New Ulu
Sivcerm
New Ubn Reviews
New Ulm
Iaid
Minn
F. G. Werner
Brown and Siste
Center Brrest
District Court
Louis J. Yoox
Brown Courts
Free Advice for Weak Men Offers Home Cure
A doctor promotes a free at home prescription for men weakened by nerves, back trouble, memory loss, or dissipation. Written by Dr A. S. Robinson in Detroit, Michigan, with a plain sealed envelope for responses.
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Robinson
Luck Building
Detroit
Michigan
Changes at the Belgian Court and New Reign Entourage
King Albert plans a peaceful revolution at the Belgian court with a small royal entourage. The new monarch and Queen will delay residence in Brussels until alterations to Leopold II’s palace are finished. Brussels society expects few court fetes this year but anticipates many receptions during the universal exhibition. Rough Riders present Roosevelt with a Texas leather saddle and a Doherty ranch cow pony, with a New York welcome planned for the commander of the Rough Riders.
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Leopold
Brussels
Rough Riders
Roosevelt
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Doherty Ranch
New York
Telr
New Mexican Department Created For Lim Moxt Festivities
The state establishes the mediation department called the protoceile office to oversee foreign relations and arrange attendance by special representatives at Lim Moxt events.
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Lim Moxt
Protoceile
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