Morgan Returns Home Amid Health Clear and Trustees Talk
J Pierpont Morgan arrives aboard the Adriatic declaring good health as customs clears his baggage. He declines to name trustees for Equitable Life and says he will attend to his own affairs. Other passengers include James Stillman and Theodore Vail.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
J. P. Morgan, Jr
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Morgan J. O'Brien
George Westinghouse
Grover Cleveland
Morgan
Adriatic
Anna Maria Strozzi
Prince Strozzi
Canada
Europe
Theodore Vail
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Vail
Anglo-American Telephone Company
Direct United States Cable Company
Hill warns of terminal bottlenecks choking national trade
At a Minneapolis meeting of the National Association of Millers James J. Hill warns that growing population and production outpace terminal capacity. He urges work to enlarge or decentralize traffic facilities, noting a looming risk to the milling industry and to freight delivery nationwide.
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Minneapolis
Minn
National Association of Millers
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Charles B. Jenkins
Noblesville
Ind
Brown Blames Farmers for High Prices
Brown asserts that rising prices stem largely from falling farm output and the higher costs faced by farmers. He argues farm product declines drive overall price increases despite any other factors.
Object to Lees Uniform Sparks Reform Debate in New York Encampment
Syracuse June 23 The Forty fourth encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in New York adopted a resolution urging the National Capitol statue policy. The committee argued Gen Lee’s statue should reflect loyalty to the Constitution and not the Confederate Army. De Witt C Hurd was elected Department Commander and delegates named for Atlantic City.
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Symnacuse
N. Y
Department of New York
Grand Army of the Republic
Corporal Tanner
Robert E. Lee
Capitol
Washington
Gen. Lee
Commonwealth of Virginia
United States
Statuary Hall
National Capitol
de Witt C. Hurd
Atlantic City
Judge Landis dismisses Beef Trust indictment
In Chicago, Judge Landis sustained remurrers to the Sherman act indictment against the National Packing Company and ten subsidiaries. He quashed the case for lack of proof of inter state commerce within three years and ordered a special grand jury to hear new evidence.
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Chicago
Landis
United States District Court
Beef Trust
National Packing Company
City PSC rejects B R T Bridge Loop payment offer
Public Service Commission rejected Brooklyn Rapid Transit’s plan to charge 1 to 5 percent on a four million dollar base for loop subway use. It urged basing interest on ten million and applying higher rates as capacity grows while noting the line’s cost exceeds eleven million and aims for self supporting operation.
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Public Service Commission
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Bridge Loop
Williamsburg
Brooklyn Bridges
Winter
Calderwood
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Williamsburg Bridge
Chambers Street
Sme Miccime
Brooklyn Rapid Trap
Masmu
Brooklyn Transit
Ford
Brook Ion Rapid Transit
The
Auction at Morse Residence Seeks Funds for Pardons
Mrs. Charles W. Morse hosts a two day sale at 728 Fifth Avenue to raise money amid her husband’s 15 year sentence. The event draws a large crowd as furnishings valued around 500000 dollars are auctioned, from silverware to a gold toilet set and rare china.
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Charles W. Morse
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-seventh Street
Morse House
Morse
Agar W. Clarke
Coalport
Limoges
Fake cures draw 15 million to crooks says tuberculosis group
Boston report by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis says more than 15 million dollars yearly go to sellers of fraudulent faxo consumption cures. Victims gain nothing and many suffer permanent injury or lose chances for real treatment.
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Boston
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Cambridge Boy Found Dead at Lyman School Suicide Ruled
Cambridge boy John Newman, found dead at the Lyman School for Boys in Westboro on June 7, was ruled to have died by suicide. Medical Examiner C. S. Knight conducted an autopsy and concluded there was no criminal homicide, with the report filed to District Attorney Taft after exhumation.
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Worcester
Mass
C. S. Knight
Westboro
John Newman
Cambridge
Lyman School For Boys
Taft
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Broadway
32Nd Street
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Rentano
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York
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Fifth Ave
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Hoboken, ND
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Department of ‘Agriculture
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W. C. Brown
New York Central Railway
Minnesota Bankers’ Association
Lee
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Riverside
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Chicago & North Western
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Tuberculosis Association
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Hashimura
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