Roosevelt for a New Law on Trusts and Regulation
Theodore Roosevelt argues in Outlook that the Supreme Court decision against Standard Oil shows anti trust laws are flawed. He calls for drastic legislation to bring major interstate corporations under government control similar to railways, with ongoing regulation rather than intermittent lawsuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Standard Oil
Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company
Sugar Trust
Steel Trust
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Dubois Attacks Bryan On Tariff Policy In Houserow
Former Idaho Senator Frederick T. Dubois criticizes William Jennings Bryan for dictating policy to Congress. He argues Bryan’s influence would have kept the Philippines and urges West states to back the Democratic Party while seeking a tariff for revenue with incidental protection. He says Bryan is an autocrat and warns the party cannot win with him as candidate or boss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Frederick T. Dubois
Idaho
Bryan
House of Representatives
Congress
Philippines
West
Allegheny Mountains
Pacific Ocean
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Jostled Bank Depositors Before Tombs Court
Deputy Police Commissioner Dougherty appeared in the Tombs Court as three men with prior records were arraigned before Magistrate Steinert. Detectives Miller Thompson and Yorke say the suspects jostled people in bank doorways in the financial district. William Paxton of 82 Wall Street, who reported his wallet with 535 dollars stolen after an elevator jostling on March 9, will identify the defendants at the hearing. The prisoners named James Hendricks Mills Hotel No 3 William Brett of Chicago and John Drew refused to provide an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougherty
Tombs Court
Potics
Steinert
Financial District
Miller, Thompson
Yorke
W. C. Paxton
Wall Street
Paxton
James Endricks
Mills Hotel No. 3
William Brett
Chicago
John Drew
Walter Glynn to Judge Beach Show in Mineola LI
Walter Glynn of England will judge the beach show of the Ladies Association in Mineola Long Island. He arrived yesterday on the White Star liner Figg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Glynn
England
Mineola
L. I
Yestiday
Lodge Sets Forth Reciprocity Views and Fisheries Note
Senator Lodge telegrams Boston Chamber of Commerce on reciprocity stating support for the agreement and Root amendment while opposing amendments that block acceptance by Canada. He outlines a new fisheries provision to curb subsidies, warns it must not derail passage, and signals openness to reconciliation with the Administration. The President remains confident the bill passes Senate unamended despite Root opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Senator Lodge
Penny M. Whitney
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Walker
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Lodge
Canada
Congress
Chicago
House
Boston
Root
Mr. Lodge
Bolt
Senate
Western Economic Society
Tariff Board
Boy 11 Nets 67 Rats to Purge New Rochelle City Hall
In New Rochelle New York city officials crowned Harrison Lee an eleven year old boy for ridding City Hall of rats. The Baltimore brought child used a fishing rod baited with cheese to trap rats inside the hall. He captured sixty seven rats before a final big rat was finished and no rats remain in City Hall. The boy was sent to the Colored Orphan Asylum at Riverdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Rochelle
N. Y
Colwell
Harrison Lee
Baltimore
Bussard
Charles J. Warner
Yonkers
Westchester County Children’s Society
City Hall
Harrison
Colored Orphan Asylum
Riverdale
Coronation Service Planned at Trinity Church
Courtenay Walter Bennett announced a 3 pm Thursday service at Trinity Church to mark King George V and Queen Mary coronation. Tickets required for entry. members of St George’s, St Andrew’s, St David’s, Canadian Society, British Schools and Universities Club, and Pilgrims should request tickets from their society presidents. Remaining seats to Trinity Church members invites and general public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Courtenay Walter Bennett
Queen Mary
St. George’s Society
St. Andrew’s Society
St. David’s Society
Canadian Society
British Schools and Universities Club
Pilgrims
Trinity
Church
Newport Tax Assessments Totals in 1911 Valuations
Newport Rhode Island reports 1911 real estate value at 37,220,100 and personal estate at 13,390,600, totaling 50,610,700. The levy at 12.20 per 1000 will raise 622,611.61, with aldermen seeking between 615,000 and 620,000. Prominent taxpayers include Vanderbilts, Belmonts, Berwinds, Wetmore, and many Goelets and Astors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport R I
Newport
Board of Aldermen
Vanderbilt
Breakers
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Marbles House
Belcourt
Edward J. Berwind
the Elms
United States
Senator Wetmore
Commodore Eltridge T. Gerry
Arthur Curtiss James
James J. van Alen
Hermann Oelrichs
Henry Clews
Stuyvesant Fish
George Henry Warren
Ogden Goelet
Robert Goelet
Henry B. Jacobs
Charles F. Hoffman
Marsden J. Perry
John Jacob Astor
Hugh D. Auchincloss
John Nicholas Brown
Harold Brown
William Waldorf Astor
William Watts Sherman
Richard Gambrill
Alexander 8. Clarke
John R. Drexel
George R Fearing
Daniel B. Fearing
H. A. C. Taylor
William I. Gammell
French Vanderbilt
Pembroke Jones
G. M. Hutton
Edward C. Knight, Jr
Commodore Ledyard
William C. Leeds
Hamilton Fish Webster
Sidney Webster
George L. Rives
Harry Payne Whitney
W. Fitzhugh Whitehouse
C. L. F. Robinson
George
Woman Accuses Broker in Old Romance Fraud Case
May Floman of 257 Henry Street Manhattan accuses Louis Goldman a broker at 1 349 East New York Avenue Brooklyn of grand larceny. She says he fraudulently obtained $1500 by promise of marriage between July 13 and August 11 1909. Goldman was arrested last night while visiting friends on Miller Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Goldman
New York Avenue
Brooklyn
Miller Avenue
May Floman
Henry Street
Manhattan
Goldman
Rockefeller attends First Baptist service in Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller and a Pocantico Hills party attended Sundays service at the First Baptist Church in Tarrytown for the first time this year. Rockefeller wore a straw hat black coat and striped trousers and said he was glad to be back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller
First Baptist Church
Pocantico Hills
Rockefeller
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John Muir & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Broadway
New York
Roosevelt
Baye Democrats
Root’s
Taft
Negro Boy’s Sport Kids
New Rochelle City Hall
Sakes & Company
34Th Street
Paris
Bidal
Saks
Miuwo
Ae. Nj
Atu
Moths, Unlimited
Saks & Company
Holland Beach
York
Matthews
Charles E. Matthews
Canal Street
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