Enforcement of law in federal antitrust actions under Roosevelt era
Washington Sept 30 Department of Justice issues revised summary of all U S civil and criminal cases under the antitrust and interstate commerce laws as used since 1890 1887 including Elkins act. The report lists 157 criminal indictments under Roosevelt administration with etc and totals of fines and dispositions across eras and presidents.
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Washington
Department of Justice
United States
Harrison
Cleveland
McKinley
Roosevelt
Nolle
Nole
Pestoniti
McKintey
Bennet and Olcott Rally at Union Square Meeting
Representatives Bennet and Olcott spoke at the Commercial Travellers gathering at Union Square, defending Governor Hughes amid Democratic criticism. The discourse touched on racing legislation, party tensions, and remarks about Taft and Bryan as key figures in the political debate.
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Olcott
No. 37
Union Square
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Giectt
Hughes
Pat’ Mevarren
Hrooklyn
Congress
Benning
New York
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Hugries
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Icett
Prijem John S. Shepherd
The
League
Taft
Bryan
Nominees Arise in Manhattan Senate Races
Republicans nominated candidates in nine of twelve Manhattan Senate districts amid clashes and police intervention. Sessions adjourned after disputes over nominations in several districts. names listed include Teerrich, Cybulaky, Wo, Hotz, Nowak, Sabornes, Agnew, Newcomb, Levin, Grimier, and Tobias with party designations noted.
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State Senate
Senate
Manhattan
Bear Teerrich
Nowak Ke Sabornes
Agjournes
George Fy Xeill
Circulars sent by James H Hayes spark Republican probe
James H Hayes a Washington lawyer brought an envelope and circular from the Constitution League led by A B Humphrey. The circular urged negro Republicans to oppose Roosevelt policies over Paraker and Taft, and Hayes said many copies circulated locally. The Republican National Committee will investigate if A B Humphrey sent the material.
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James H. Hayes
Washington
Republican National Committee
Constitution League
A. B. Humphrey
Futh Avenue
Roosevelt
Paraker
Taft
Hayes
Butbeck
Uomphrey
National Committee
B. Humphrey
Republican Muh
Grees
Governor Haskell’s Open Letter to President Roosevelt
In Guthrie Oklahoma Charlee N Haskell former Democratic National Committee treasurer publishes a long letter to President Roosevelt defending himself against charges and demanding a fair hearing. He accuses Roosevelt of bias hearsay and manipulating a court and asserts records in the Interior Department will prove his points.
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Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Interior Department
Indian Territory
Sagne
Mr. Roosevelt
Depew
Standard Oil
Harriman
Roosevelt
Parker
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
Charles P. Taft
State University
Outlook
New York
Congress of the United States
Thad
Arney
America
United States
Haskell to sue the President by newspaper action
Guthrie Oklahoma September 36 Governor Haskell assigns papers to his attorneys for a possible suit against President Roosevelt. He may sue for criminal libel in a Kansas or Missouri county. Three attorneys will meet in Kansas City to decide case details.
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Tribune
Guthrie
Okla
Haskell
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Kansas
Missouri
Ike
Hearst
Kansas City
Hearst Renewed Attack in Denver Speech
Denver, Sept. 4 Hearst in a brief address declared a final fling against Senator Foraker and Governor Haskell. He read letters and affidavits supporting the charges and two letters to Foraker signed by John D. Archbold from Standard Oil with certificates of deposit for 5000 and 10000 dated 1900.
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Denver
William R. Hearst
Senator Foraker
Haskell
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Want Beckett to Run Surrogate Becketts Political Drive
Surrogate Charles H. Beckett received a letter from prominent New York lawyers urging him to run for Surrogate of New York County. Beckett, on the bench when delivery occurred, declined comment publicly but issued a reply stating appreciation for the confidence and promising to continue his duties if reappointed.
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Charles H. Beckett
Hughes
Beckett
New York
New York County
Independence League Campaign Opens at Cooper Union
About four hundred people gathered at Cooper Union for a mass meeting that showcased Hearst influence in the Independence League. Speakers included Thomas L. Hisgen and Clarence J. Shearn with Arthur Brisbane, and attacks on Hughes and Tammany figures. The event featured Colonel John T. Martin and Speaker James A. Don Evan praising Hearst, while Brisbane claimed to be Hearst’s closest ally.
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Independence League
New York
William R. Hearst
Thomas L. Hisgen
Clarence J. Shearn
League
Shearn
Arthur Brisbane
Hearst
Hughes
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanter
Murphy-Conners
Patrick H. McCarren
Charles F. Murphy
William J. oFingey
Conners
James A. Donevan
John T. Martin
Tammany Hall
Mr. Hearst
Brisbane Hearst
Brisbane
Frank H. Stevens
Samuel Gompers
Cooper Union
Jack” McGee
Joseph Wilkins
Conners Reveals Old Hughes Campaign Contributions
Democratic state leader reveals a two year old list of Hughes fund donors led by J P Morgan and Levi P Morton with gifts up to 20000 dollars Andrew Carnegie and John D Rockefeller Jr giving 5000 each. He questions if state spending returns equal value and cites Public Service Commission costs.
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Conners
Democratic State Committee
Hughes
Bryan
New York State
Mr. Connors
J. P. Morgan
Levi P. Morton
Morton Trust Company
Andrew Carnegie
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Fragmentary political line about Governor Hughes and national reputation
A fragment states that a plank of Governor Hughes is known nationwide for fully living up to its standard, reflecting broader political evaluation and public memory of his governorship.
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Hughes
Saloon Keepers urged to embrace reform by license league
Louisville September 3 The National Model License League an organization of distillers brewers wine makers wholesalers and retailers will begin distributing an address to saloonkeepers nationwide The address by T M Gilmore president calls on retailers to obey the law resist the lawless saloon and align with public sentiment for temperance and reform The piece advocates a clean respectable saloon as a workingman club supporting home welfare and children and warns licenses should be canceled for lawbreakers
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Louisville
National Model License League
United States
T. M. Gilmore
Law and Order Leagues
Workingman’s Club
Internal Revenue Department
Prohibition
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Ague
State Committee Must Meet to Fill Presidential Elector Vacancy
Chairman Woodruff said a special meeting of the Republican State Committee is needed to fill the vacancy caused by R. Ross Appleton resigning as a Presidential elector candidate. Appleton, a Civil Service Commissioner, cannot hold another office. The committee has until October 19 to act. Voter registration days are October 5, 6, 10, and 12, from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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Woodruff
Republican State Committee
State Committee
R. Ross Appleton
Brooklyn
Appleton
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