Growth of Class Consciousness and Anti Monopoly Reform
A national address denounces class consciousness and demagogues, warns against wealth concentration, and argues for stronger anti trust laws. It advocates a robust, executive-driven regulatory body to control interstate commerce and curb abuse by large corporations while protecting labor unions' rights to organize and strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Department of Commerce and
Laboor
Bureau of Corporations
Congress
Federal
Roosevelt Unearths Corrupt Wealth and Moral Reform
Theodore Roosevelt denounces a powerful elite driven by selfish wealth as a threat to community welfare. He argues for legislation to curb abuses and align public conduct with moral ideals, framing the issue as part of a broader reform movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tbs
Cmt i Tistelees
Theodore Roosevelt
The
White House
Vouchers Reveal Jury Tampering Links in City Courts
Testimony centered on vouchers paid to court officers and jurors, with witnesses like Miss Lillian Merritt and George Bagg's associates testifying about payments tied to Metropolitan Street Railway and Jerome cases. Jerome argued the District Attorney stifled prosecutions. Julian identified signatures, receipts show expenses and special disbursements across multiple courts and years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Merritt
George Bage
Wall Street
Miss Merritt
Seabury
Bagg
Mr. Jerome
Metropolitan Street Railway
Metropolitan
Stanley Bagg
George Bagg
Jerome
Pierce
Hand
Tillinghast
Messrs
Louis E. Julian
Insuiunece
R. C. Brown
Astor House
Julian
H. A. Robinson
Robinson
George R. Bagg
H. A.robinson
City Court
Bachman & Harvey
G. R. PR
Court of Sessions
Brooklyn Court House
Long Island
Ambrose EF. McCabe
United States
Circuit Court
S. S. Edick
Conlan
Russell
Supreme Court
Fitzsimons
Edick
United States Circuit Court
McCarthy
A. B. Smith
Smith
Ryan and City Railway Suit Testimony in Equity Case
Herbert H. Vreeland, president of the New York City Railway, testified in the Eleventh District Municipal Court in an action by Emanuel Weil Minnie Weiler and the King Committee of Metropolitan Street Railway stockholders seeking damages for alleged false reports to induce stock holding. Questions covered Ryan’s role in Third Avenue Road financing and lease negotiations with Schiff, with Vreeland denying authorization for Ryan’s actions. The case adjourned to 9 a.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City Railway
Justice Young
Eleventh District
Emanuel Weil
Minnie Weiler
King Committee
Metropolitan Street Railway
City Railway
Vreeland
Ryan
Srnr 2
Suffragette clash in Harlem ends with rout and retreat
In Harlem last night Miss Josephine Casey and Mrs. Boormann Wells led a suffrage rally that drew about 2,000 people. After taunts and catcalls, police cleared the crowd and reserves evacuated Wells to 126th Street. Casey and the yellow banner vanished as cars moved off.
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Harlem
Seventh
126Th Street
Boormann Wells
England
Josephine Casey
Hicago
National Women's Trades Union League
Miss Casey
Mrs. Wells
Bayer
125Th Street
Hie
Thex
Amsterdam
Third Avenue
Murph y Captures Oratorical Honors at Manhattan Club Dinner
Patrick Francis Murphy wins top honors in an after dinner oratorical contest at the Manhattan Club on Madison Avenue. Competitors included ex Justice Morgan and J O Brien, with remarks from Morgan J O Brien and Justice Clarke. Attendees at the head table included Chief Judge Cullen and Judge Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Francis Murphy
Allayman
Manhattan Club
Madison Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Appellate Division
First Judicial District
Murphy
Morgan
J. O'Brien
Ingraham
Clerke
Gildersherve
Supreme Court
de Lancey Nicoll
William H. Truesdale
The
Lackawanna
F. D. Underwood
Spine
Bryan
Morgan J. O'Brien
O’brien
John Prodtm Clarke
Cullen
Gray
Court of Appeals
Ingraham, Bartlett
Waughton
John Fox
National Democratic Club
Eclectic Club entertains at Waldorf behind girls trade school aid
At the Waldorf Astoria last night the Eclectic Club staged dramatic ads moving pictures and theatricals to aid a girls' trade school. Grace Parker Lyon led the dramatic advertisements while fifty young women performed a Modern Idyl of orient Greece and others acted in Wagnerian tableaux with various entertainers and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
Eclectic Club
Grace Parker Lyon
Dore Lyon
Timf&sil
New York
Paris
Sinfonie
Greece
Juliette Lione
Gertrude Fost
Philippina Winkelman
Ashbell Bryan
Alberich
Rheinelder
Oliver Smith
Micott
Maurice Warper
Chase After Fischer H Hansen In Central Park Drive
A coupé carrying a man and woman was struck by a car in West Drive Central Park early last night. Carl Fischer Hansen lawyer, awaiting trial on extortion charges, was chased for miles in the same drive under suspicion of causing the accident. He denied striking the coupé at West 68th Street Police Station. pursuers could not identify him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Eariy
Carl Fischer-Hansen
West Sixty Eighth Street
Court Upholds Jersey City Tax Jurisdiction in New York Bay
The U S Supreme Court sustains the New Jersey tax reach over lands under tidewater between the Hudson midpoint and Jersey lower water line. The ruling, by Justice Holmes, confirms New Jersey's jurisdiction extends to the Jersey side of New York Bay as in the 1% lands case against Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Jersey Central Railroad Company
Jersey City
Supreme Court of the United States
New Jersey
New York Bay
Jersey
Hudson River
New York
Hudson
Supreme Court of
Holmes
Gov Johnson on Landmarks of American Liberty in Houghton
Gov Johnson spoke in Houghton on liberty and the role of statutes against industrial trusts. He argued tariffs protect enterprises aided by these trusts and that such discrimination fuels dividends and interest for the trusts’ growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton, Mich
Gov. Johnson
Yale Student Jailed for Hiding Auto License Tag
Talbot C. Walker of San Francisco a Yale Sheffield junior received a two day jail sentence for obscuring his automobile license number. The plate showed the '27' missing and Walker pleaded the omission was accidental. An appeal was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Talbot C. Walker
San Francisco
Yale, Sheffield Scientific School
Walker
Show boat Marion capsizes drowning twelve near St Francis River
Twelve persons drown when the show boat Marion capsized eight miles above the St Francis River mouth. Capt Joyce of Newport Ark led the tragedy response, returning to Helena with details. The incident occurred late yesterday and left one woman among the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Ark
Marion
St-Francis River
Joyce
Newport
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North Carolina
Nathan. Matthews
Finance Commission
Boston
Iron and Steel
Amon
New England
Commission
American Bridge Company
United States Steel Corporation
Ocober
Cove Street
Brookline Street
Partment of Justice
Trond
Stuyvesant
Aeolian
Aeolian Company
Fifth Ave
34Th St
Metropolitan Fund For Entertainment
Ryan and City Railway
Sea Washington
Via
Pennsylvania
C. Studds
E. P
Fifth Avenue
Thos, J. Stewart CO
Bryant, E & 5Th Sts
Londonderry
Smith Premier Typewriter CO
Broadway
New York City
ACT
Waldorf
Brokaws Brothers
Astor Place
Fourth Ave
N.Y
Barton @ Guestier
Bordeaux
Barton & Guestier
Tilford
Forty-first Street
Fifty-ninth Street
Sixth Avenue
Ninth Street
Columbus Ave
Seventy-second St
Brest
Twenty-first Street
America
Grand Rapids
Elie
Aueles
New Lane
Sheffield
Jae Yous
Dentifrice
Gale
Fischer-Hansen
COURT
Johnson ON
Trust Outlaws
Pommery
Vile Se JD Near Bitters
Layties Brothers
U.S
Arness Ai
Regent St. Mark Cross
Lptown
Downtonown
Prondwar
Sommer Street
Uneeda
Iscuit
Grippe Scott
Gramercy
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