Trust Tightens Grip on Global Powder Trade Revealed
Government witness Robert Waddell testified that the du Pont de Nemours Powder Company dominates the smokeless powder market. He said after leaving Buckeye Powder, later reorganized as Western Powder Manufacturing, he was pressured by the Powder Trust and followed by detectives, while a Jamesburg Agreement extended control to four U.S. firms with 8000 pounds daily sales prior to his exit.
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du Pont de Nemours Powder Company
The
Powder Trust
William Mahaffy
Custom House
Robert Stuart Waddell
Waddell
the Powder Trust
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
Hazard Powder Company
Buckeye Powder Company
Peoria
du Ponts
Laflin & Rand
Miami
King Powder Company
Mr. Waddell
Western Union
Cincinnati
Evience
J. H. Schuman
Philadelphia
Woaddell
William H. Piatt
Kansas City
Harry Page
Piatt
Page
Head
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Buckeye Company
Jamesburg
N. J
Ballastite Company
Scotland
United States
du Pont
Wooddell
Three Broadway Stores Aired Gaps on Warren Street
Fragmentary OCR notes list locations on Warren Street and 13th and 34th Streets, mentioning Broadway stores and a paired address 4302. The readable text is incomplete but indicates a street commerce listing or notice with store references.
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Broadway
Bae
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
Night riders in Tennessee court probes Rankin murder
Judge Joseph E. Jones convened a special session in Dresden to form a Grand Jury investigating night rider outrages near Reelfoot Lake after the killing of Capt. Quentin Rankin of Trenton. The panel was sworn as locals and deputies gathered to prevent trouble. trials were not immediately planned.
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Union
City
Tenn
Joseph E. Jones
Dresden
Fourteenth Judicial Circuit
Reelfoot Lake
Quentin Rankin
Trenton
Jones
Rankin
T. J. Happeil
Obion
George Beard
L. A. Ward
Brown
Amoy Holds Guarded Approach as American Fleet Delays
The Culgoa arrives at Amoy from Manila and will wait for Admiral Emery s second squadron due October 30. Emery asks Amoy pilots to meet him Thursday while Hai-chi arrives with Prince Yu Lang. The Taotai outlines strict security measures with guards at all entrances to Namporto Temple grounds. Viceroy Song lands with a strong guard aboard Hai-yung.
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Amoy
China
Culgoa
John B. Patton
Manila
Admiral Emery
Emery
Hai-chi
Shanghai
Prince Yu-lang
Taotai
Namporto Temple
Song
Fukien Province
Hai-yung
Navy lifts ban on Manila shore liberty for sailors
After a Manila health board review of cholera conditions Rear Admiral G B Harber grants shore liberty to sailors and marines for the first time in weeks. They must avoid native shacks and the Tondo district, and follow food and drink precautions as hundreds go ashore under new rules. The Board of Health reported one cholera suspect. the cruiser Galveston won recent target practice honors.
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Manila
G. B. Harber
Tondo
Board of Health
Galveston
Whitridge Ordered to Resume Union Railway Service
Judge Lacombe directs Receiver Whitridge to restart Union Railway cars along the South Mount Vernon franchise from 229th Street to the north line, arranging with the State Receiver of Westchester Railway for joint service and passenger transfer. Bronx residents north of 231st Street previously faced transfers to Westchester Electric and a nickel fare to reach home.
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Judge Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Frederick W. Whitridge
Union Railway
Mount Vernon
229Th Street
South Mount Vernon
Westchester Railway
Bronx
Lacombe
Whitridge
238D
White Plains Road
231St Street
Westchester Electric Company
STILL ANOTHER THEATRE IN NEW DEVELOPMENT
John E. Olson Realty Company bought the southeast corner of Sixth Avenue and Fifty third Street and hired architect George Keister to draft plans for a new theatre. The Olson Company plans to turn the completed building to operators yet unnamed, with the plot measuring 79 by 84 feet.
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Lkely
John E. Olson
Mr. Keister
Olson Company
Anna M. Doyle
Fiftythird Street
Barber Carbone Named Referee Sparks City Controversy
Supreme Court Justice Stapleton appointed Aristide L. B. Carbone referee in Rose vs Towns, a $4,000 mortgage dispute. Carbone, a Brooklyn barber of six years at 302 Broadway, said he would decline due to barber duties. Lawyer Rosenthal denied comment. Justice Stapleton to appoint another referee.
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Supreme Court
Luke J. Stapleton
Brooklyn
Aristide L. B. Carbone
Times
Carbone
Mr. Carbone
Rosenthal
Justice
Stapleton
Montauk Club
Bookmakers Win In Court In Brooklyn Ruling
Magistrate Geismar ruled that casual betting at race tracks without tents or paraphernalia does not constitute bookmaking. The decision dismissed charges against Orlando Jones and seven others arrested last summer for wagering on races. The ruling centers on whether a stand, posted odds, money exchange, and records are required to define bookmaking, hinting betting could revive under limits.
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Geismar
Adams Street Court
Brooklyn
Orlando Jones
Jones
John B. Stanchfield
Elder
Geismer
Racin
Court of Appeals
Yale and Cornell to Meet in Cross-Country Dual Meet
Ithaca reports the first Yale Cornell cross-country dual in ten years set for November 4 in New Haven. Varsity race 4.75 miles, freshman contest shorter. last dual was Cornell victory in 1899. Cornell squad lists Capt. Young and six teammates at training table.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Yale
Cornell
New Haven
Pennsylvania
Young
Jones
de Gollyer
Bean
Taylor
Grant
Yale pitcher Merritt ruled ineligible for next season
Yale University officials announced that Arthur Merritt, the former Andover standout, is ineligible to pitch next spring due to academic difficulties. Fall practice has just ended and Merritt cannot participate in Yale baseball plans for the coming season.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Arthur Merritt
Merritt
Andover
First Race At Five Furlongs For Two Year Olds
Race card lists weights for two year olds led by Home Crest 112 and Golden Legend 107 at Newbury. Other names include Siskin Font Strike Out Sententious Erbet Treis Temp Garland Prosper Lasata La Belle Agnes in a crowded selling lineup.
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Golden Legend
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Strike Out
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Erbet
Treis Temp
Garland
Prosper
Lasata
la Belle Agnes
Chanida
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Cowen
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Gowan
Footpad
Saracinescu
Dolly Spanker
Arondack
Momtassa
Ben Marguerite
Notasulga
Woodlane
the Lautre
Norbitt
Tivoli
Eustacear
Dixon
Foreign drivers to compete in Savannah Grand Prix race
Fourteen foreign drivers head to Savannah for the Automobile Club of America Grand Prize on Thanksgiving Day. Itala, Fiat, Renault, Lorraine, and Bayard-Clement cars will be raced by stars like Nazarro, Wagner, Bordino, Szisz, Duray, and Lautenschlager, with American entries by De Palma and Strang. Five additional entries including two Buicks and three Oldsmobiles join the field, to be driven by unnamed pilots as the list reaches twenty one cars.
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Automobile Club of America
Savannah
Cagno
Piacenza
Itala
Koenigen Louise
Nazarro
Wagner
Bordino
Fiat
Lorraine
Hautvast
Rigal
Bayard-Clement
Duray
Lorraine- Deitrich
Szisz
Hemery
Hanriot
Erbe
Benz
Salzer
Poegge
Mercedes
Lautenschlager
Europe
Vanderbilt
Renault
Ralph de Palma
Lewis Strang
F. L. Smith
Lansing
Cutting
William Follberth
Women Golf in Storm Hit Wilmington Event
In Wilmington at the Country Club a top field of women golfers competed as Boston players led by Miss Mary Adams who shot 89 in qualifying despite a driving storm. Harriet Curtis dominated the driving contest with 173 yards per three strokes and several players battled through wind and rain for spots in the four eight draws for tomorrow.
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New York Times
Wilmington
Del
Wilmington Country Club
Boston
Mary Adams
Harriet Curtis
Eleanor Allen
Fanny Osgood
Miss Allen
Ronald Barlow
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Porter
Barlow
Osgood
Caleb Fox
Anita Phipps
Springfield
Mass
Adams
H. Curtis
Ayres
Fox
Phipps
Griscom
M. B. Adams
Wollaston
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E. Porter
Brookline
W. West
Woodbury
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Merion
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J. P. Nields
C. L. Barstow
Bala
Craig
Merchantville
Phelps
Fhipps
G. Semple
G. O. Suddars
Overbrook
M. Griffith
Lansdowne
Work
Huntington Valley
K. H. Fitler
Maul
R. H. Barlow
Merton
Gegein
Hickman
Yale Crew Names Unusual Heavyweight Stroke Howe
Yale regatta prep shows capt Howe at stroke 186 pounds a record heavyweight move in the fall. Only three veterans report as training begins early with a new English shell arriving ahead of November work. The Cincinnati Club sends 13 players to Cuba for the Cuban League season led by Frank Bancroft.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Henry Howe
Howe
Kennedy
Capt. Howe
George Langford
Capt
Rice
Hunt
Goodrich
Brainard
Wodell
Hyde
Mills
Glenny
Bow
Cass
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Cuba
Frank C. Bancroft
Cincinnati Club
McLean
Pearce
Spade
Dubec
Campbell
Hoplitzer
Huggins
Lobert
Hulswitt
Kane
Saloon Protection Tax Trial Blasts Across Court
Brady accuses saloon keeper Rogers of paying protection to police led by Capt. Kane of the West Twentieth Street Station. Witness McCrackan is jailed for disorderly conduct after a noisy court session as Brady asserts a $5 monthly protection scheme. Rogers denies ever taking money for protection while Brady vows to expose police saloon ties.
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Capt. Kane
West Twentieth Street
Cersaloon Keeers
Protecton
Eighth Avenue
J. Kretzler
West
Brady
B Tts
McCrackan
Brady Brady
Rogers
Uar Dealers’ Association
Captain Kane
Kane
Tigers Hold Rainy Practice Before West Point Game
In a rain soaked Princeton gym session Coach Munn evaluated the squad amid planned changes. Roster shifts may include Clark for Cass at center and Read moving to the line with Coxe advancing to half back as Johan returns.
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New York Times
Nasium
Roper
Princeton
University
Tad Jones
Yale
Syracuse
Varsity
Army
Moffat
Tiger
Munn
Clark
Cass
Read
Coxe
Johan
Harvard Out in Rain Delays Football Practice in Boston
Harvard football scraps a light practice in heavy rain as players rest after Annapolis, with Cutler and Gray among those on the field for punt catching work. Army and Yale notes follow with light drills and injury updates as prep builds toward Prince Saturday. A separate horse event at Mount Pleasant Stock Farm features hunter polo races with seven events and a staffed panel of judges and stewards.
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New York Times
Mnbridge
Mass
D Gates
Annapolis
Cutler
Gray
Smith
R. C. Brown
Williams
Haughton
Ernestes
West Point
Cambridge
ST Point
N. Y
Army
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Yale
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Colgate
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Hunter Polo Club
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R. Lawrence Smith
Charles Watson
John Walker
Everett Colby
T. Douglas Robinson
Walter Mount
Henry Barclay
Cornell Begins Anew In Football Drill At Ithaca
Cornell coaches restarted a full practice after the Vermont loss. Charley Tausig, Eddie Burns, and Forgy worked with ends while Lee Crosby and others handled tackles. backs were drilled, with Hoffman Tydeman Pope Hutchinson Mowe and Gardner in drills as Ebeling rested injured leg.
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New York Times
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Cornell
Vermont
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Eddie Burns
Forgy
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Gardner
Ebeling
Pope
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Hayer
Hutchinson
Robb
Thompson
Cook
O'Rourke
Shearer
Harris
Navy Practice Dims as Absentees Hit Navy-Harvard Week
Annapolis notes show light drills focusing on kicking end receiving with signals. Many players were absent after Saturday's Harvard clash, including Wright, Mayer, Reifsnider, and others. Coaches expect full squad tomorrow ahead of Saturday's Washington University game and a tough challenge from George Washington.
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Naval Academy
Harvard
Wright
Mayer
Reifsnider
Navy
Satuy
Yale Football Practice Derailed by Heavy Rain
Yale regulars faced a draining practice in a downpour after a poor game against Washington and Jefferson. Ted McCoy is out for a week, Capt. Bobby Burch assumes leadership, new coaches assist as injuries mount and players switch positions to cover gaps.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Washington
Jefferson
Ted McCoy
de Witt Cochrane
Ardsley
Bobby Burch
Tony Haines
Coy
Traiies
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Wheaton
Daly
Corey
Bingham
Fred Murphy
Mersereau
Logan
Frank Hinke
George Chadwick
Howard Jones
Syracuse
Bigeley
Laines
Georgetown and North Carolina Play Tied Football Game
Special to The New York Times reports Goorectown and North Carolina University football teams meet on Georgetown Field after a rain delay. Perch eleven scored a touchdown and field goal, leaving the score 6 to 6 in a drawn game.
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New York Times
Washington
Goorectown
North Carolina University
Georgetown Field
Perch Eleven
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