Mellen Quoted to Dispute His Story in Rail Hearing
Testimony before a federal commission quoted Mr Mellen disputing prior statements as Lewis Ledyard and others described complex New Haven Railroad finances. Highlights included alleged $2,000,000 loan to Billard and the purchase details of Western lines, Mutual Life holdings, and stock moves involving Worcester Nashua & Rochester lineage amid a legal probe.
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Mr Wines
Mefien
New Havens
John 1A Billard
New England Nears
Wiffort
Dlreniore
Billard
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Connecticut
Folly
Department of Justice
Mellen
Hines
Japkus
Wester & Roohesier
Sie de Ton & Make
Mr. Mellen
Ar. Tuttle
Mellin
Morgan
Mutual Life Holdings
Tuttle
Morgan Ned
Wan
Lewis Case Ledyard
Mutual Life
Taneurs
MMA
Mtr
Worceetar Nashua & Rochester
Ine Wirance
Remiilion
Amt
Pelton
Spc Oal
Ney
York
James
Crna
Dickinaen
Wilmot & Oo
Ana
Cooney
New York, West Mester & Beston
Pry
New York & Par
Chester Stylinead
Tork Tulroad & Development Company
Fuies
Wiis
Thorne
Ila Westullisier
Moller
Polk
McReynolds
William Nolen Cromwell
Charles Brooker
Elient
Volk
Voll
Tase Cireoture
Lin Folk
Chaloner Loses Fight for Estate in Long Court Battle
Armetrong Chaloner seeks $1.9 million estate from William Sherman. Once deemed lunatic, Chaloner escaped Bloomingdale asylum in 1890s and pursued restoration of rights in New York Virginia courts later declaring sane. The lower court dismissal cites lack of power to override state Supreme Court decision.
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Armetrong Chaloner
New York
Willam T. Sherman
Why
Disepson
Chiloner
Bloomingdale
Clunter
Chaloner
State Supreme Court
Chatoner
Hexas
Hiichford White
Linn Cavaller
Amelle Fives
Raillard
Chalonaife
Reed Calls Cadillac Company Criminal in Senate Hearing
Washington June debate over the Cadillac Motor Car Company’s status heats up as Senator Reed calls the firm a criminal trust defying Sherman antitrust law. Michigan Senator Alden Smith questions why the Attorney General has not acted. Reed says the AG will be notified to act.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Henry Leland
Cadillnc Motor Car Com Finity
Detroit
Benator Townsend
Michigan
Urgute
Senate
Meed
Missouri
Leland Wan
Senator Reed
Congress
William Alden Smith
Reed
Cadillac
Ton
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilton
Senator Smith
Heed
Bank Messenger Robbed of Checks and Cash in Philadelphia
A bank messenger reported being robbed of about $5,250 including checks and drafts while visiting several banks. The incident prompted testimony about deception schemes and a court case involving alleged conspired infidelity and custody concerns.
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Philadelphia
George Crosain
Moranxor
Hanks and
Truwt Ee
Burineas Spaswin
Attecneil
Barrons
Bbim Pockets
Wrother
California
Ezabeth Av Hytman
Watervtlie
Susan B. Curtin
Sivere Mader
Hretton
Matt Waterman
Holman
Brenton
Lawtan
Trenton
Ley
Clitis
Ifolman
Hrenton
Canal Tolls Now Up in Senate
The Senate, urged by Senator Gorman, focused on the Panama Canal tolls bill after a long day of debate. Democratic senators from Missouri occupied nearly the pension discussion, delaying a vote. A final decision was not expected until next week despite plans for a possible longer session.
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Washington
Senate
Gorman
Panama Canal
O'Gorman
Outrageous Vaccination Coercion Alleged by Brooklyn Leader
A Brooklyn anti vaccination letter accuses health officers doctors and employers of forcing workers in factories stores and hotels to get vaccinated under threat of dismissal. It cites Niagara Falls smallpox scares as proof of legal and constitutional rights violations and calls for removal of compulsion and reform in health leadership.
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Registrar General of England
Ni Falls
Niagara Falls
John Hiller
John Mitchell
Europe
Ich
Germany
Jobo Burns
England
Wales
HIGGS
Ninth St
Brooklyn
N.Y
New Yord
House Passes All Anti-Trust Bills
A House committee backed strict anti trust measures. Provisions require railroad securities filings, ICC review, and penalties for delays. The Clayton and Rayburn proposals ban price discrimination and limit injunction use while protecting labor and farm unions.
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HOUSE
Internate Commerce
Shmil Sabnjitanual
House of Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Iterstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Commission
DIA
Carmer Corporation
Interst Commerce Commission
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Walser D. Whee
Ani
Hreuker
Aioe
Anton Tidak
Tommy Cenveal
Walk
Levtyard Seteilay
Atayd
Jaalie
Hell
Leen Abbott
Setttonen
Myrceerer
Letvard
Gyuvr
Brayton
Tom
Ehadeland
Wien
Marie Fe Basil
Billyni
Melléy
John W. T. Ceitil
Sweat Fur
Mnilen
Aerilont
Henne A. Wise
United Staten Attorney
Pnyods
Cheettard
Myeelh
Wlan
Ledford
Bae
Hodnevan
Witten
Melinge
Finewrniyaty
Mr. Hoxing
Tm Wall
Wailios
New England
Jis
Hayes
New London
Tim Sentral
Vermont
Toston
Ladvayd Sala
Storgan
Lot
Mobile
Morgan Weir
Phos
Meade Lot Hoe Peverett
Maine
Poner
Pamir
Mie Adamas
West
Ie Pestesaria Ratcoud
Aly
Westohmater
Kaffeehag
Cadillac Company
T On Trade Commission
Utr
Cna
Intenodtiag
Dorserene
Renator
Fenial
Pom
Thi
Apg
Pomerelie
New York City
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