Wickersham Testifies on Anti Trust Prosecutions Appeals
Attorney General Wickersham briefs the House Committee on Expenditures about anti trust enforcement, prosecutions pending, and the use of the 500000 special fund. He defends limited disclosures and details ties to the Sugar Trust, Standard Oil, and tobacco cases, noting juries and courts influence sentencing.
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New York Times
Washington
Wickersham
House
Mit of Justice
Nn 1 Department
Beall
Supreme Court
Chi i Beall
Standard Oil
New York Custom House
Mr. Beall
Wicksham
Charles R. Kieike
Havemeyer
New York
American It Refining Company
Henry L. Stimpon
Cantrell
Kentucky
Sea Trust
Taft
Dwaianer
American Refining Company
Market plunges as tobacco stock slump follows oil ruling
Amid post Standard Oil reactions, American Tobacco on the Curb slid from 500 to 418, then recovered to 430. Steel common traded heavily while Amalgamated Copper and Reading fell. Union Pacific and Great Northern rose slightly. Lawyers discussed new federal reorganization and incorporation options to curb trusts, with officials urging swift enforcement of antitrust laws.
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Stock Exchange
Standard Oil
American Tobacco Common
American Tobacco
Steel
Amalgamated
Amalgamated Copper
Steel Common
Reading
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Ane Cen
Ifty
Letters Give Clues In Bath Tub Case Involving Scheib
Henry A Scheib husband of a woman found dead in a bath tub in a three room flat at 511 East Seventy eighth Street is held as a suspect. Police question him about their marriage and his removal from the flat. Investigators search for the missing wife and examine letters indicating a past family life. A writ of habeas corpus blocks his release while prosecutors prepare a homicide charge. Coroners issue subpoenas for an inquest as detectives trace Mrs Scheib through letters and relatives in Illinois and Massachusetts.
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Henry A. Scheib
East Seventy-eighth Street
Dougherty
Russell
Detective Bureau
Scheib
Anna
Ill
Springfield
Mass
Alexander Karlin
Justice Bischoff
Supreme Court
Strong
Winterbottom
Hellenstein
West Thirty-seventh Street
Amityville
East Seventy-eighth
Scheibs
Eileen
Mary
Etta
New York
O’grady
Quilty
Thomas Street
Connor O’grady
Elizabeth
Hugh Allertop Sherman
S. J. Donnelly
St. Francis Xavier's Church
Jersey City
Sixty-eighth Street
West Side
Seventy-eighth Street
Avenue A
R. J. O’connell
East Seventy-ninth Street
O.connell
Kimmel
George Wyeth
East
Coriner Co
O'Grady
Elizabeth C. O'Grady
Lillian
Lillian O’grady
Hugh Allerton Sherman
Chicago
Grady
Sherman
Hughey
Wu. R
Aew
Woman's body found in bath linked to Mrs Sherman claim
Springfield dispatch reports a special to the New York Times that a woman found dead in a bath is believed by the publisher to be Mrs Sherman. The May 31 filing from Springfield, Mass., notes the body was discovered under circumstances prompting authorities to pursue the Mrs Sherman connection.
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Springfield
Mass
Sherman
New York Times
Women Fight Suffrage Bill in Connecticut Senate Split
Hartford May 31 The Senate passed a municipal suffrage bill drawing unusual interest as supporters push the House to reject the measure. Women activists and opponents rally around the proposal affecting municipal elections.
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Connecticut House
Senate
Hartford
Petitions Against State Suffrage Bill Read in House
Sixty three petitions with hundreds of women’s names ask the House to reject the suffrage bill. A clause says most women have not asked for further suffrage and oppose added burdens. Petitions sent to the Woman Suffrage Committee amid little applause.
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Lfe
House
Woman Suffrage Committee
Pittsburg's New Regime Voted In Under Charter Law
Harrisburg May 31 Gov Tener signed the second class city charter bill ending the term of sixty seven Pittsburg Councilmen and over sixty Scranton officials. Pittsburg will appoint nine salaried councilmen at 6500 a year and Scranton five at 2500. First councilmen appointed by the Governor serve until January. City to vote at large for councilmen.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Pittsburg
Scranton
Tener
Indestructo de Luxe Trunks Sold Exclusively at Saks
Indestructo de Luxe Trunks are confined to Saks with a unifying multi ply wood process for maximum strength and lightness. Trays create more usable space, edges are rounded for safety and elegance, and a five year insurance policy backs public confidence. Steamer size offers men 3% size and women’s dress trunks priced from 22.50 to 40.00 for 40 inch models.
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Saks
Auto coats and accessories at Saks' in wide assortments
Is it an auto coat or other auto apparel for Madame? The piece describes coats hats bonnets robes goggles gauntlets auto caps raincoats and chauffeur suits. Saks' offers a great selection at reasonable prices for both autoist and autoiste with many styles.
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Saks
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Steel Trust
New ‘York Exchange
John Henry Hammond
Sugar Trust
Hammond
United States Steel Corporation
Mr. Wickersham
Exchange
Henry W. Taft
District of Columbia
United States
Tobacco Trust
House Democrats
Oscar Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
Representative Clayton
Alabama
Committee On the Judiciary
Clayton
Standard Oil Company
American Tobacco Company
Underwood
Page
Verday
Circuit Court
Fifth Avenue
W. H. Page
Page, Crawford & Tuska
Thomas ¥. Ryan
Tobacco Company
Mr.Page
Congress
James C. McReynolds
McReynolds
Henry A. Wise
Hege
New Petar
Farm House
Arthur Williams
Fandyel
Dwight
Andrew Alexander
Sixth Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Illinois
Harry A. Scheib
Middle West
Pease Pianos
Pease Piano CO
West
St. Saint Branch
Newark Branch
Broadway
N.Y
Flatbush Av
New St
Knox Straw
Indestructo Trunk
Saks Auto Apparel
Brush
Saks & Company
34Th Street
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