DoJ releases revised anti trust and interstate commerce case summaries
Washington Sept 30 The Department of Justice issues a revised statement summarizing all civil and criminal cases brought by the United States under the anti trust law and the interstate commerce act from 1890 through Roosevelt's era. It lists indictments convictions dismissals nol pros and fines totaling several million dollars across administrations from Harrison to Roosevelt with details on rebates false billing discrimination and pooling cases.
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Department of Justice
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United States
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Mendamus
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Bennet and Oleett at Noonday Meeting Back Hughes
Representatives Bennet and Oleett spoke at the Commercial Travellers' noon gathering in Union Square yesterday praising Governor Hughes and criticizing anti quenching measures. They attacked Democratic Senatorial votes, noted racing bills, and lauded Judge Taft while denouncing Bryan as a talking figure.
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Union Square
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Hughes
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Olcott
Congress
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New York
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Hugries
Olcoit
John S. Shepherd
League
Taft
Bryan
Ond
Nominees to Senate in Manhattan GOP nominations
Republicans named candidates for the state Senate in nine of Manhattan’s twelve districts. Several district meetings adjourned or disputed, police called to quell wrangling. Nominated figures include Isch Cybuleky in district 1, W. Hetz in district 2, and others such as George BR Agnew and Isaiah T Newcomb across multiple districts.
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State Senate
Senate
Manhattan
N—Isch Cybuleky
Ick
Tierrich
George BR. Agnew
Alexander Brough
Isiah T. Newcomb
M. CC. Levin
Louis P. Grimier
Julius D
Tobias
Circulars from Constitution League Target Negro Republicans
James H Hayes, a black Washington lawyer, delivered a circular purporting to be from the Constitution League to the Republican National Committee. The document urges black Republicans to oppose Roosevelt policy and Taft opposition over Senator Bakker. Humphrey, linked to Republican clubs and prior Hughes League work, is suspected as the sender. The committee will determine responsibility for the issuance amid a September 6 postage stamp marked circular.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Constitution League
A. B. Humphrey
Pith Avenue
Roosevelt
Senator Foraker
Taft
Hayes
Hitchcock
Negvo
Aef Haumpbrer
Republican Club
Thy
Chicago
Re- Wilican Club
National Committee
AB. Humphrey
Republiclub
Letter From Haskell to Roosevelt Demands Honest Trial
Governor Charlee N Haskell of Oklahoma releases a long letter to President Roosevelt defending himself against charges. He calls for a fair hearing and asserts the President lacks fairness and integrity while alleging improper campaign funds and specific policy misstatements. He vows to seek justice in court and before the people.
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United States
Haskell to Sue Roosevelt in Liberal Libel Suit
Guthrie Oklahoma governor Haskell sent papers to his lawyers for a possible civil action against President Roosevelt. The suit reportedly seeks criminal libel damages, with venue likely in Kansas or Missouri, and a Kansas City conference among attorneys to set details.
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Guthrie
Okla
Haskell
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Hearst
Kansas City
Hearst Renews Attack in Denver Speech
In a under thirty minute address William R Hearst declared a final fling against Senator Foraker and Governor Haskell. He read letters and affidavits bearing on the charges. Two letters to Senator Foraker signed by John D Archbold of Standard Oil included certificates of deposit for $5 000 and $10 000 dated 1900, read at the event.
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Wiliam R. Hearst
Senator Foraker
Haskell
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Want Beckett to Run for New York Surrogate Post
Surrogate Charles H. Beckett received a letter from prominent lawyers urging him to declare candidacy for Surrogate of New York County. He declined to comment at first, then issued a cautious reply promising to continue serving with diligence if the people of the county reelect him.
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Hughes
Beckett
New York Law
New York County
Hearst Dominates Independence League Campaign Meeting
About four hundred people gathered at Cooper Union for a mass rally opening the Independence League campaign in New York. William R. Hearst, though absent, was extolled as a powerful influence by speakers including Thomas L. Hisgen and Clarence J. Shearn, who spoke alongside Arthur Brisbane. The event featured attacks on Governor Hughes and Lewis Stuyvesant Chandler, with remarks from James A. Don and comments praising Hearst’s reach within the party.
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New York
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Thomas L. Hisgen
Clarence J. Shearn
League
Hearst
Shearn
Hughes
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Murphy-Conners
Patrick H. McCarren
Charles F. Murphy
William J. c’Fingey
Wiliam A. de Ford
Jackson
Brisbane Hearst
Frank H. Stevens
Samuel Gomers
Cooper Union
Jack” McGee
Joseph Wilkins
Conners Reveals Two Year Old Hughes Campaign Contributions
Democratic state leader Conners unveiled a partial list of Hughes campaign donors from two years ago, led by J P Morgan and Levi P Morton with 20000 each, and Carnegie and Rockefeller Jr with 5000 apiece. He claimed the public record shows broad backing for Hughes and a push to win New York. Timothy L Woodruff dismissed the release, saying the contributors acted without seeking corporate protection or personal benefit, aligned with Hughes’s platform of government serving the people.
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Indian Territory
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Roosevelt
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Standard Oil Company
Ohio
Charles P. Taft
State University
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Democratic State Committee
Hughes
Bryan
New York State
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J. P. Morgan
Levi P. Morton
Morton Trust Company
Andrew Carnegie
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Timothy L. Woodruff
Mr. Conners
Fragmentary Quote Points to Governor Hughes Record
A clipped reading notes a claim that Governor Hughes is widely known for having exactly lived up to a stated standard. The fragment suggests a national perception of his performance, though the incomplete passage leaves the context and specifics unclear.
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Hughes
Saloonkeepers urged to reform by national license league
Louisville September 30 The National Model License League led by T M Gilmore will distribute an address to saloonkeepers nationwide urging adherence to the law and public sentiment against lawless, decaying saloons. The letter calls for sobriety, decency, and removal of nuisances while inviting compliant saloonkeepers to join reform efforts.
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National Model License League
United States
T. M. Gilmore
Law and Order Leagues
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Internal Revenue Department
Prohibition
Law and Order
State Committee to Meet Over Presidential Elector Vacancy
Chairman Woodruff of the Republican State Committee said a special meeting is needed to fill the vacancy created by R. Ross Appleton of Brooklyn resigning as a Presidential elector candidate. Appleton is a Civil Service Commissioner, and the city charter bars holding another office. The committee has until October 19 to fill the vacancy. Registration days are October 5 6 10 and 12 from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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Republican State Committee
State Committee
R. Ross Appleton
Brooklyn
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