LIDAR'S ANTETROSY BILL PROVISIONS OUTLINED
Washington January 3 Senator Hoar released an anti trust bill for Senate Judiciary review. The measure sets penalties for first violations and disbars corporations after a second offense, requiring filings with the Interstate Commerce Commission and detailing capital stock ownership dividend history and related disclosures.
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Young Arctic Leader Anthony Fiala Chosen by Ziegler
Anthony Fiala, 33, selected by William Ziegler to lead his next Arctic expedition. He rode as ship’s photographer on the Baldwin expedition and is a Spanish war veteran. A native of New Jersey, he has long practiced as a newspaper artist and photographer in Brooklyn.
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Anthony Fiala
William Ziegler
Brooklyn nationaire
Baldwin
New Jersey
Brooklyn
State law probes and counterfeiting raids unfold
A new bill would compel corporations to disclose contracts within a year and impose penalties for price gouging, with harsher action after repeated violations. Secret Service raiders arrest counterfeiting ring members in Wilmington and Norristown, seizing diesarsides and thousands of counterfeit dollars.
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Norristown
Del
Secret Service
George F. Foster
Washington
West Second street
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paragioinalia
Terrific Crash on Rutland Road Four Killed in Head-On Collision
Burlington Wisconsin January 3 A wild engine from Burlington to Rutland on the Rutland Railroad crashed into the northbound flyer from New York last night at Shelburne. The crews of both engines were killed and a brakeman on the wild engine was fatally injured with many on the flyer injured. No passenger seriously hurt. Cause not definite. Engineer Cowey suspected. Collision demolished both engines and one boiler exploded.
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Burlington
New York
Shelburne
W. Lewand Webb
Enganeer Cowey
OAK HILL
Devastating Olyphant Mine Cave-In Swallows Hotel
In Scranton Pa on January 3 a section of the Eddy Creek colliery beneath central Olyphant caved in, swallowing O'Brien's hotel and adjacent buildings. The 139 by 100 by 40 foot chasm formed suddenly, yet no one was severely injured as residents fled. Debris fire was extinguished with water from broken mains, and total property damage nears $30,000 plus remediation costs.
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Eddy Creek
Delaware and Hudson Company
Olyphant
O'Brien
Ann Evans
Jane Ackerly
Evans
Robert Jones
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Six Dead From Lockjaw In Norfolk From Tar Pistol Burns
Norfolk, Va Jan 3 The death toll from lockjaw caused by tar pistol burns on Christmas rose by two to six with several other children under treatment. Raymond Joyner a white five year old and Sam Wilkins a nine year old colored child acted yesterday. Mayor Rid dick ordered police to confiscate all pistols found in children's possession.
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Raymond Joyner
Sam Wilkins
James G. Riddick
Mrs Choate Thrives Amid London Diplomatic Society
Mrs. Joseph Choate, wife of the United States ambassador to Britain, enjoys London society and high favor with the royal circle as the Choates host lavish entertainments and blend with the social elite.
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JOSEPH CHOATE
GREAT BRITAIN
Choate
United States
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Choates
London
Cable Officials Pleased Open Hawaii Link Monday
New York January 3 Clarence Mackay president George G Ward vice president and general manager and Commercial Pacific Cable Company officials express pleasure at completing the cable between San Francisco and Hawaii They plan to extend the system to Manila by July 4 with public business to begin Monday January 6 Honolulu time The cable is already connected and messages are expected to reach Manila by the Fourth of July with laying to begin from Manila in May over 3500 miles manufactured toward the Hawaii to Manila link
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New York
Clarence Mackay
George G. Ward
Commercial Pacific Cable Company
San Francisco
Manila
Ward
Commercial Pacific
Honolulu
congress
Hono- Tolu
Ship St David Starved As Japanese Vessel Approaches
The American ship St David, dismasted and short of provisions, drifted in the North Pacific toward the Japanese coast after Manila. Captain Ryder, who had taken command, received aid from the America Maru which brought fresh provisions. An ordinary seaman from Los Angeles reported the crew faced near starvation as a typhoon struck 36 days from Manila.
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North Pacific
Orient
St. David
Manila
Tacoma
Going
Herr Johnson
Los Angeles
Johnson
Harrington
David
Ryder
Yokohama
Brave Middies In Subig Bay Naval Mine Maneuver
A crew from the US cruiser Don Juan de Austria carried out the first attack on mine fields near Subig Bay during maneuvers. The boat capsized near the mines while towing counter mine lines through shark infested waters as searchlights failed to spot the operation. Ensign Babcock and his men were praised for courage by Rear Admiral Evans.
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Subig Bay
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Silng Pas
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vali
Guidi Seeks Satisfactory Understanding on Philippines
Rome reports the apostolic delegate Mgr Guidi has submitted a long summary on the Philippines. He hopes Rome Washington and the Filipino people will accept an understanding with Governor Taft to maintain pacification and church prosperity. He outlines issues of friar lands rentals damages titles and charitable trusts and foresees church reorganization resolving friar withdrawal. He expects the Roman schism to end despite pro Philippine sentiment for a native church.
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Guidi
Rome
Vatican
Philippines
Mgr. Guidi
islands
Taft
Washington
Mar. Guidi
apostolic delegate
Drunkenness in High Life Lady Lawsons Suit Seeks Separation
London Jan 3 The first major case under the new licensing act saw Sir Charles Allen Lawson editor seeking a summons against Lady Lawson alleged habitual drunkenness The summons was granted The act allows either spouse to seek separation for habitual drunkenness and police powers to arrest non private drunkenness The penalties include three year blacklist for drunkards and fines for publicans subsequent offenses.
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Lady Lawson
London
Charles Allen Lawson
Ohio's Largest Gas Well Reaches New Depths in Luckins County
Ohio Fuel Supply Company reports drilling the deepest gas well in the state near Zanesville in Luckins County. The well measures 1405 feet in depth and marks a major milestone for natural gas production in the region.
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Zanesville
Ohio Fuel Supply Company
Luckins county
atl
Postoffice Closed Over Forced Resignation in Indianola
Washington reports that the Indianola Mississippi post office was permanently closed after postmistress Minnie M. Cox resigned under duress amid threats to her life. The Postmaster General ordered no reopening until the district accepts her as postmaster, with bondmen guiding action and papers sent to the attorney general.
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Indianola
Cortelyou
ofice
Greenville
attorney general
Baltimore Banker Isaac O George Dies at 64
Isaac O George prominent Baltimore financier and banker died at his home aged 64. He served twenty years as president of Traders' National Bank before its absorption into a larger local bank three years ago and then retired from public life after holding multiple Democratic public offices.
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Isaac
George
Traders’ National Bank
Middies Rowing Schedule For 1903 Season
Annapolis announces the 1903 rowing schedule with Mar 2 Penn, May 9 Yale, May 3 Georgetown. The second crew to race Penn freshmen on May. Lieutenant J W Timmons will succeed Ten Eyck as coach and arrives April.
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University of Pennsylvania
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Georgetown
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Death of General Ferdinand P. Earle in New York
General Ferdinand P. Earle died at his Jumel mansion home after a long illness. He previously owned several New York hotels including the Normandie and the Netherlands.
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New York
Ferdinand P. Earle
Jumel mansion
Normandie
Netherlands
Embezzler Confessed at Guild Halls Court
London January 3. G H Elder was remanded after confessing to embezzling 75000 dollars from Brown Shipley and Co. American bankers. Embezzlements had continued for three years.
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G. H. Elder
Guild Halls
Brown Shipley & Co
Family Perishes From Gas Fumes in Tenement Fire
In Nes ork Jen 3 a family died from gas asphyxiation after a gas leak caused an accidental escape of fumes. A posthumous report notes another son died, with witnesses stating the fire started in a tenement on Eocgiew Street.
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Eocgiew
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