Paper Board Trust Dissolved After Guilty Pleas
Twenty seven corporations in the Paper Board association pleaded guilty before Judge Hough in the United States circuit court and paid $2000 fines each, effectively dissolving the group. The indictment charged a four year, $5 million annual defrauding scheme. John H. Parks organized both firms.
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New York
Paper Board association
Hough
United States
Shields
Albia Box sod Paper company
Tray
N. J
American Paper conpany
Hogota
Bodhme & Rauch company
Moonrog
Colon Gardner Paper company
Middletown
Eastern Strawboard company
Manchester
Fort Orange Paper company
Castleton
N. Y
Kokomo Paper company
Kokomo
Ind
Sydall & Foulds Paper Company
Marion Paper company
Marion
New Haven Pulp and Board company
New Haven
Tule & Sons Paper company
Bridgeport
John H. Parks
Trust Buster Quits Wade Ellis Resigns DOJ Post
Wade H. Ellis of Ohio resigns as assistant to the attorney general in the Department of Justice after White House meetings. He will chair Ohio’s Republican executive committee and lead the fall campaign, building on his reputation as a noted opponent of big corporations.
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Wade Ellis
Department of Justice
Washington
White House
Wade H. Ellis
Oho
Republican executive committee
Ohio
Elis ia and the progressive wing of the Republicans
Elis ia is described as a forceful figure in the progressive Republican wing. He helped draft the national platform, advocated gold standards, and acted as Taft’s representative on the Mona committee. He then led trust busting efforts from Washington as acting attorney general, with a current push targeting the power trust.
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Elis
Republican party
wsip
Taft
Washington
dehgy Realstant
trust
power trust
Gore Was Broke Blind Senator Stranded In St Louis
United States Senator T P Gore of Oklahoma arrived in St Louis in financial difficulty. He borrowed money from a stranger on the train to pay his fare after misplacing his wallet while en route from Washington. Former Governor J R Francis helped him continue the journey that evening.
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t. Louis
St. Louis
United States
T. P. Gore
Oklahoma
Washington
J. R. Francis
Woman goes over Niagara Falls in dramatic death
Beatrice R. Snyder of Buffalo, 18, jumped from Prospect Point at Niagara Falls American Falls side. She hesitated a moment before leaping, went over the brink, and was carried away by the river. A handbag and note were found on the bank pleading for forgiveness and expressing love to her family.
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Buffalo
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Fet
Beatrice R. Snyder
American Falls
Prospect Point
Papa
Beatrice
Bad beef served on Roosevelt table shocks officials
Washington reports that under President Roosevelt a White House steward kept a quarter of beef until it was ripe and served on the table. Inspector Dodge testified that wealthy Washingtonians often ate meat turning black and near decomposition, deeming it tender. A market incident showed a cut from such condemned meat chosen by a footman.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Dodge
louse
District of Columbia
Johnson
Kentucky
Sullivan Weds Nisa Hartnett in Porton Ceremony
Former heavyweight champion John L. Sullivan marries Nisa Katherine Hartnett of Sharon in Porton on February 8. Hartnett reportedly owns substantial real estate in Sharon as the couple plans for their future.
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John,L. Sullivan
Porton
John L. Sullivan
Nisa Katherine Hartnett
Sharon
Sullivan
Knife attack tragedy in Philadelphia woman's fight for life
Mrs Mary Cras and her husband John Cras were found wounded after a brutal assault in their home at 2790 Jackson Street. The husband stabbed the wife four times and cut his own throat before collapsing. Their four year old son witnessed the assault and alerted neighbors. Both were taken to Mt. Agnes hospital in dangerous condition. detectives suspect the husband acted in a violent outburst after days of illness.
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Philadelphia
Mary Crus
Jackson street
Mt. Agans’ hospital
John Cras
hushann
Mra. Crom
atayed-ug la
deager
Craa
Adeline Mesherber
Mesherber
Cras
alting
special policeinky
Low Rate Tariff Talks Prompt German Trade Tone
A fragmented report notes Taft administration considering a low rate tariff for Germany. Washington signs a minimal tariff measure to become operative by March while trade board delays action. The text hints at ongoing discussions and cautious timing.
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Tafe
Mintaain Tafts
Uaielee
suse
Washington
Taft
Germah
Germanco
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ROSENSTOCK BROS
One-Price Outfitters
Royal Tailora
MARKEY’S
G.L. Baking Co’s
ern bakery
best mater
Carroll St
RAR PAS
LABOR
ALLEN G. QUYNN & Co
EAST PATRICK STREET
PACKARD PIANO
BIRELY
FREDERICK
FAIRFIELD TONIC
SEEGER & CO
WEST PATRICK STREET
FREDERICK, MD
Jitet
Fairfield Poultry Tonie
alli
Markell & Ford
JUPITER
HARRY BARTON
WILLIAMS AND DUCRETEAU
KATHERINE HORTER
Maryland Insurance Agency Co
Baltimore
HALLER & NEWMAN
PAPER BOARD TRUST
TRUST BUSTER
PARIS
Seaway STATIK a
Steel’ Company
Delaware River Steel company
Tidewater Steal company
Ben
GERMANY
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