Jurisdiction on foreign commerce rejected by commission
The commission holds it cannot regulate transatlantic steamship lines or foreign carriers under the act. It affirms control over inland and domestic rail and water routes but not ocean carriers, urging through billing to separate inland and ocean carrier liability while allowing open rates to the port.
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New Orleans
Seaboard
United States
American
Commission
Fomerce
Congress
Cosmopolitan Shipping Oy
Crete
Thic
Ex-Alderman Farrell Charged With Assault in Saloon
Ex-Alderman John J. Farrell arraigned in West Side court on a charge of assaulting Frederick Johnston Republican district captain in the 18th Assembly District. Bail set at $6 for further examination Tuesday. Johnston says Farrell and two others beat him as he left a saloon on Eleventh Avenue. Farrell claims the charge is politically motivated and that he did not strike Johnston. Farrell was arrested at 301 West 624th Street Saturday night.
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John J. Farrell
West Side
Frederick Johnston
18Th Assembly
Farrell
Walsh
Eleventh Avenue
Johnston
West 624 Street
John Henry Hammond
Hammond
Tat
Hughes
Taft
Murderer D. D. Edwards Captured After Hound Chase
Chattanooga report says D. D. Edwards, accused of killing J. W. Davis, was captured after a chase that began Friday night. Bloodhounds tracked him until rain disrupted the scent. he resisted, drawing a gun but it was knocked aside. Officers then captured him at Durham Mines and brought him to Chattanooga.
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Tribune
Chattanooga
Tenn
D. D. Edwards
J. W. Davis
Durham Mines
Newfoundland dog found guilty in odd Pennsylvanian case
Leiperville reports Jack the Newfoundland owned by Hugh McLoughlin was convicted as a bad dog based on Thelma Berger’s testimony after he allegedly strained her yesterday. He was hanged at a tree following the verdict.
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the Tribune
Leiperville
Penn
Jack
Hugh McLoughlin
Thelma Berger
Cannon May Control Illinois Republican Convention
Springfield March 22 The Republican State Convention in Springfield will meet Thursday to pick four delegates-at-large to the national gathering. No other business is planned. U S Marshal Charles P Hitch of Paris Illinois and Frank C Eckhart of Tuscola are considered for chairman. Friends of Speaker Joseph G Cannon feel empowered to direct the state's party organization after his home district endorsed him for the Presidency.
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Mr. Hughes
Stedy
Higgins
Albany
Armstrong Committee
Republican Party of
New York
Hughes
Springfield
Ill
United States
Charles P. Hitch
Paris
Frank C. Eckhart
Tuscola
Joseph G. Cannon
Cannon
Rhode Island Republicans Seek Unpledged Convention Delegates
Providence March 22 A conference of Rhode Island Republican leaders will meet to map plans for the state convention on Thursday to elect four delegates at large to the national convention. It is expected the delegates will be unpledged with ex Senator Crum and Philip Boucher among likely choices. George R Lawton chairs the state committee calling the meeting for 10 o'clock Thursday at Infantry Hall. After the at large delegates are chosen, district delegates will meet to appoint two delegates per district.
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Providence
Crum
Westerly
Philip Boucher
Woonsocket
George R. Lawton
Tiverton
Infantry Hall
Whalen Candidate Interest Mentioned by Central Federated Union
The Central Federated Union passed resolutions praising Secretary of State John S. Whalen and sending them to him. A reply letter read at the union meeting suggested Whalen’s ambition for higher office and stated his aim to serve the people of the state. the letter was filed in archives.
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Central Federated Union
John S. Whalen
Bay State to be noncommittal at national convention
Boston March 22 The Republican Gate Convention will elect delegates to Chicago and show no candidate preference. Senator Lodge requested this stance to avoid stirring a factional fight.
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Tribune
Boston
Chicago
Senator Lodge
Indiana Democrats to Convene for State Nomination
Indianapolis Indiana March 22 Indiana Democrats will meet at 11 a m Wednesday in a state convention to nominate candidates for all state offices Governor hopefuls include Samuel L Ralston L Ert Slack Carroll K McCullough Thomas R Marshall Thomas H Kuhn C G Conn and William O Keefe The convention comprises 1371 delegates.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Iowa Democrats to Hold State Convention in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Iowa March 22 Democrats of Iowa set a state convention for next Thursday to choose delegates at large to the Democratic National Convention Supporters of William J Bryan seek to have the Nebraska platform adopted and delegates instructed for Bryan The outcome remains uncertain
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Democrats
Willam J. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Chorus Girl Seeks Choir Row at Calvary Church
Miss Lillian Norton told Rev Dr Charles L Goodell of Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church that anonymous letters urged her to stay in the chorus. The pastor said he would not put the matter to trustees and asked her to decide if singing in the choir was proper.
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Lillian Norton
Charles L. Goodell
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Norton
Dr. Goodell
Investigation of Italian Anarchist Paper La Questione Sociale
Government inspectors under orders from the Postmaster General search the La Questione Sociale office in Paterson New Jersey to determine if criminal action or deportation is warranted. Three men tied to the Italian printed paper were present. officials reviewed papers and manuscripts for possible charges.
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la Questione Sociale
la Questione Sogiale
Louisiana May Abolish Racing Campaign Opens
New Orleans papers announce a campaign to abolish horse racing in Louisiana. Prominent city men sign a petition to be sent to the Legislature meeting in May to end betting at local tracks. The issue centers on betting as part of the racing activity.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Russia to borrow more for railways and defense needs
St. Petersburg March 22 M Kokovsoff minister of finance told the budget committee that new loans are inevitable amid heavy debt. He cited double tracking of the Siberian railway the Amur line and defence and famine relief needs costing about 75 million dollars annually for years ahead.
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St. Petersburg
M. Kokovsoff
Douma
Russia
Siberian
Amoor
Nord Alexis says Haiti peaceful. warships unnecessary
President Nord Alexis told reporters at the palace that conditions in Haiti are tranquil and he can preserve order and protect foreign interests. He indicated no need for warships in the harbor, except if powers insist, and outlined limited action against soldiers and a welcome for refugees to return home.
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Port-au-Prince
Nord Alexis
Republic
Gonaives
Firmin
Indignation in Canton over Tatsu case and boycott
Canton protests government yielding to Japanese demands in the Tatsu case with mass meetings, public mourning planned, and calls to impeach Yuan Shikai. Citizens burn Japanese goods, while a boy speaks fervently and retailers sacrifice stock amid a broad boycott. Hong Kong reports the Tatsu steamer’s safe arrival and a large anti Japanese boycott continuing.
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Canton
Yuan Shi Kai
Board of Foreign Affairs
Hong Kong
Wnere
Explosion at Balachari Naphtha Works Kills Eleven
A violent explosion in the workmen's quarters of the Balachari naphtha works in Baku Balachari last night left eleven bodies recovered from the wreckage. The cause remains unknown.
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Baku
Transcaucasia
Balachari
Trial of Gustavo Bozzo in forged letters of credit case
An American, named Mosso, facing charges in Paris for allegedly negotiating forged letters of credit from C B Richard and Co of New York. Twelve letters, each worth 15000 dollars, are said to have been cashed by accomplices. Bozzo, a former firm employee, vanished after issuing a 500 dollar letter of credit and is linked to ex convicts.
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Paris
Mosso
C. B. Richard & Co
New York
Gustavo Bozzo
Bozzo
Charles Lambert
London
Vienna
Marseilles
Genoa
New York Central Never Exercises Ontario & Western Option
New Haven reports no negotiations by the New York Central to exercise its option on Ontario & Western property. The 945 a share option, tied to New Haven Boston & Maine merger signals, was renewed and remains valid until the merger issue is decided. Critics doubt the option will be exercised.
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New Haven
Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New York Central Company
Ontario & Western Railroad
New York Central
Boston & Maine
Ontario & Western
Campaign pamphlets aim to oust Hammond in 2nd District
Anti Hammond forces distribute district circulars to Republicans arguing he cannot be trusted to lead the party. White voter sheets attack Taft Hughes loyalties while negro voter sheets claim Taft would betray Hughes, citing constitutional amendments and the Brownsville case to claim racial grievances and political enemies.
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Brownsville
Taft
Hughes
United States
South
Minge
Roosevelt
Senator Franchot Undergoes Surgery in Montreal
Montreal march 22 a operation was performed today on Senator Franchot of Niagara Falls at the Western General Hospital Dr E M Vor Eberts operated and announced the procedure successful removing spinal pressure causing a stroke of partial paralysis Senator Franchot is not in immediate danger but recovery will be slow
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Montreal
Senator Franchot
Niagara Falls
Western General Hospital
E. M. Vor Eberts
Franchot
Railroad employees help save, avert wage cuts
By economy and cooperation, the Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis Omaha Railroad turned a deficit into a gain and prevented wage reductions. General Superintendent Trenholm told 400 employes that January savings reached 160000 dollars. He noted 3809 dollars had been earmarked last October and urged further cuts to avoid pay reductions.
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The
Tribune
Omaha
Chcago
St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
Trenholm
Denver Sends Last Installment to Democratic Fund
Denver reports the final £5,000 installment of the guarantee fund to the Democratic National Committee, the earliest payment over three months before a national convention. The great auditorium will be ready before the convention meets.
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the Tribune
Denver
Democratic National Committee
Moors Capture Baleine Crew Near Cape Juby
French fishing vessel Baleine and its crew were captured by Moorish forces near Cape Juby in the Canary Islands area and handed over to a French cruiser without ransom paid.
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Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Baleine
Cape Juby
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