Harlan Defines Harsh View On Oil Decision
Associate Justice John Marshall Harlan filed his detailed dissent in the Standard Oil suit. He attacks the majority for allowing subsidiary agreements and warns such changes invite broad, costly litigation that harms business. He cites Taft and argues for a clear rule on restraints of trade to prevent widespread disruption.
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Jose Ee
John Marshall Harlan
Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
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Tower Court
Harlan
Jorge Taft
Taft
Justie Harlan
Tte
Gerety & Framework
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Harlem
White
Congress
Nis
Senacan
Corpor
New Jersey
Emonimanon
New Jersey Cargor
International polo matches draw huge attendance at Meadow Brook
More than $7,000 has been spent on seats as demand for field accommodations for the three match series between the Hurlingham four from England and Meadow Brook defenders grows. Carpenters are erecting new stands and officials warn that 15,000 or more may surround the field on game days. Tickets are scarce at Calumet Club Union Metropolitan and other agencies with reservations accepted. Prices reach high for single matches.
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Long Island
Hurlingham
England
Calumet Club
Metropolitan
Union
Leper Found in Hartford
Hartford in May reports Connecticut s first well developed leprosy case. A 60 year old patient in Hartford Hospital since April 16 is under treatment for a misdiagnosed disorder. Health officials seek transport to a state leper colony in Buzzards Bay or North Brother Island. patient identity kept secret.
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Hartford
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Connecticut
Hartford Hospital
P Potsford
Health Department
Wiliam H Welch
John Hopkins University
Massachusetts
Buzzard’s Bay
New York Colony
North Brothers* Island
Feet on hubby's face sparked jury ruling in court
Judge John Haymaker presided as Stella Derringer sued husband W R Derringer claiming he battered her while asleep. The jury found she had right to sleep at foot of bed with feet on his face despite his testimony of prior assaults and incidents including hot water and flour thrown, broken windows and a guest ejected.
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Stella Derringer
W. RB. Derringer
Derringer
Blind, blind valedictorian of Milford High School
A totally blind graduate, the valedictorian from Milford High School, earned top honors over four years. He attended Obd Wonleyan University on a scholarship after excelling in mathematics. An accidental shooting in a Fourth of July incident left him blind in both eyes, yet his mother’s devoted care helped him excel and win honors.
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Cimeinnatl
Magee Adama
Milford
Obd Wonleyan University
Delaware
Tim Te
Russia Plans Beavers Ban and Sable Trapping Cut
The Douma adopted a bill prohibiting river beaver hunting and aurochs trapping, with a three year limit on sable trapping. The note hints at price and security impacts tied to fur markets and Great Bear Spring Water.
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Russia
Great Bear Spring
Review of the Week’s News Returns as Regular Feature
The regular feature revisits overlooked items from the past week, curating a concise recap of notable events. It highlights key people, places, and actions, providing readers with a focused synthesis of developments across politics, culture, and society.
Two Black Hand suspects captured after Willis Avenue Bridge chase
Detectives from the Italian branch trapped two grocers, Salvatore Romano and Antonio Lique, after a late night pursuit near the Harlem River. They were charged with extortion and using the mails for Black Hand letters to Angelo Sperlazzo who reported receiving threats and a store bombing.
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Harlem River
Willis Avenue
Ilegally
Salvatore Romano
East 71St Street
Antonio Lique
East 107Th Street
Angelo Sperlazzo
East 45Th Street
Sperlazzo
Susar Sperlazzo
Vachris
An Malian
Romano
Sperlaren
Ligue
Mateh Im Sperry
Tell Habits of the Hen Senate Hearing Describe Cold Storage
Dr. Mary E. Pennington, head of the Agricultural Department Food Research Bureau, testified to the Senate Committee on Manufactures about hen habits from nest to cold storage. She argued properly prepared chickens in cold storage remain wholesome for nine to twelve months, surpassing fresh-killed meat kept twenty four hours. A large delegation of cold storage warehousemen was represented by ex Representative Karlow I. Littlesfeld of Maine.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Manufactures
Mary E. Pennington
Food Research Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Pennington
Karlow I. Littlesfeld
Maine
Ship Taboga sinks after striking rock near Punta Mala
The National Steamship Line steamer Taboga struck a rock off Punta Mala on Tuesday and sank shortly after. Of about one hundred passengers, only forty are known to have been saved. The vessel carried cattle on its regular coastwise trips. The accident occurred about one hour from the nearest telegraph station, delaying relief details.
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Panama
Rapoga
National Steamship Line
Punta Mala
Yorktown
Lady Duff-Gordon Fashion Firm Raided for Customs Fraud
Customs officials raid Lucile Limited at No 17 West 36th Street arresting manager Thomas J Duggan on conspiracy to defraud the United States of duties. Abraham Merritt sought by authorities as secretary and director. Lady Lucy Duff-Gordon questioned before federal grand jury. papers seized and investigation continues into alleged under valuation of imported goods dating from January 1910.
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Lucile, Limited
West Sath Street
Lucy Duff-Gordon
United States of Customs
Abraham Merritt
Thomas J. Duggan
Duff-Gordon
Ritz-Carlton
Federal Grand Jury
Lucile Limited
Loeb
D Dressmaking Corporation
Lauette, Limited
Dutt-Gordon
Douglas Sutherland
London
Ontario
Mlinor Glyn
James S Wallace
Mo Edmond Duff-Gordon
St James's
St. James's Court
Queen Victoria
Corporation and Co-Partnership
New York
Paris
Lady Duff-Gordon
Capital
Jeremiah Crowley
West 36Th Street
Consciance
Mr. Wise
Henry J. Duveen Hila
Fifth Avenue
Luekie, Limited
Wise
Lucclle
Custom House
John A. Shields
United States
Norwood
Willams
Thomas d. Duggan
Juff Gordet
Shields
W. J. Wemple
United States Atetornes
Duggan
Batt
Gone
Eugene Daly
Wiig
Flushing
Long Island
Luciter Limited
Woman Guards Electric Pole Hole In Queens Riot Stand
In Union Course Queens Mrs Peter V Schlerath and her daughter Mrs Katherine Pfieger blocked a work crew from planting a pole before their home They sat on the edge of the hole and atop the pole respectively refusing to move All day without food they kept watch until police ensured fairness Later statements note Diaz resignation brings hope of peace in Mexico and release of prisoners.
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Ine
Union Course
Queens
Peter V. Schlerath
No 12
Center Street
New York and Queens
Ruthenbere
Gresser
Sehlereths
Fall kills blind man in Harlem fall from fire escape
Thomas Pryninets a 92 year old resident of No 21 St Nicholas avenue fell from the fourth floor fire escape yesterday afternoon and died about two hours later at Harlem Hospital. He lived with his niece Mrs Busan Burd and had been totally blind for three years. While she was out, Pryninets lay on a couch and a crowd gathered after she returned to find him dead on the sidewalk with head injuries.
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Thomas Pryninets
St. Nicholas Avenue
Harlem
Mr. Fry
Busan Burd
Burd
Artist Hartmann Challenges Milwaukee Artist to Duel
Sadakichi Hartmann protests Milwaukee critics and has challenged Alex Mueller to a duel over remarks about Hartmanns sketches of Lake Michigan. The artist, visiting Milwaukee, resents the treatment by local artists and faces local ridicule as he seeks a dueler confrontation.
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Sadakichi Hartmann
Milwaukee
Thor Milwaukee
Alex Mueller
Mueller
Hartmann
Lake Afichigan
Himer
Strangled by high collar member of Weatchester coroner report
Coroner and Dr Patton ruled Frederick Heresford of 87 South Brontway strangled by a high collar. He fell asleep in his chair at a cate and his head dropped as the choking stopped his breathing. Acute indigestion was initially blamed but postmortem showed definite strangulation.
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Weatchester County
Frederick Heresford
South Brontway
Heresford
Patton
Delicate Climate Flip Hits U S Across Regions
May 25 reports a warm front over the Middle West and South with snow in Montana and freezing in Nevada and Oregon. A hot wave moves east toward Chicago Louisville Omaha Evansville Keokuk and Concordia as city heat records top 94 degrees, while Reno records 30 degrees.
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Reno
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Nevada
Oregon
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South
Chicago
Louisville
Omaha
Evansville
Ind
Keokuk
Iowa
Concordia
Kan
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Leap Off Brooklyn Bridge to Death Found Unidentified Man
Police found a 30 year old man dead on the street below the Manhattan Bridge approach after he leaped from the structure. A waistcoat pocket contained a scrap reading John Garrity care of Mrs Willard No 271 Tompkins avenue Brooklyn. The body appeared to have been dead for over an hour.
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Manhattan Bridge
Maln Street
Brook
John Garrity
Willard
Tompkins Avenue
Brooklyn
Man of Seventy Seven Prolonged Life By Self Amputation
Charles A. Stegman an eighty six year old German carpenter died at his niece's home in York Pennsylvania. Nine years ago he amputated his own gangrenous leg to prolong life despite medical warning and later hid the severed portion, having bound the stump and kept it concealed.
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York
Penn
Charles A. Stegman
Lynch Woman and Son Hanged by Mob at Canadian River Bridge
A lynch mob seized Santa Nelson and her sixteen year old son from the county jail and hanged them from a bridge timber over the Canadian River after shooting Deputy Sheriff George H. Loney who had gone to their shanty two weeks earlier for stolen goods. The jailer was gagged and bound during the mob action.
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Santa Nelson
George H. Loney
Wity
Lawrence Payne
Will of Mrs Grace T R Shaw Bequeaths Funds to Harvard and European Travel
The Suffolk Probate Court heard the will of Mrs Grace T R Shaw, widow of Henry R Shaw, who died at 8 Commonwealth Avenue. She leaves wines and clothes to her grandson Jardiner Howland Shaw and a trust of 59 dollars to Harvard University to support graduates for European travel after completing their studies.
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Hiodton
Grace TR. Shaw
Harvard University
Suffolk
Mra Shaw
Henry R. Shaw
Commonwealth Avenue
Harvard Universit
Henry Russel
Diaz Resigns as Diaz Exits Mexico's Presidency
Porfirio Diaz resigns the Mexican presidency as crowds cheer in Mexico City on May 2, with Francisco de la Barra chosen provisional president to govern until a general election. Ramon Corral also resigns. Dominguez, Diaz aide, signals government troops ready to quell protests.
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Porfrio Diaz
Chamber of Deputies
Republic of
Diaz
Benito Juarez
Suarez
Concepcion
Valle
Corral
France
Lestor de la Barra
United States
Hoe
National Palace
de la Barra
Sith
Francisco Madero
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