Trusts Will Split Declares Monopolies Face Criticism
Attorney General Wickersham in Hancock warns that attacks on trusts aim to embarrass the Taft administration. He cites Standard Oil and tobacco trusts as examples likely to be broken up into separate entities, arguing the Supreme Court decisions are misunderstood. He defends Taft’s policy and notes DOJ efforts against trust costs, stressing restraint on interstate commerce.
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Hancock
Mick
Standard Oilcom
tobacco trust
Duis
Withershaa
suiling
supreme court
Wickersham
people's law office
department of justice
Edmund Burke
Lorimer Bribery Probe Attorney John H Marble Named
John H Marble identified as one of the attorneys involved in the Lorimer bribery investigation.
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Lorimer
Court Upholds Antitrust Limits and Monopoly Breakup
The court enforces measures preventing unfair restraints on trade and dissolves major monopolies. Attorney Wickersham says reciprocity remains unrevoked after a year’s trial. Flealeo notes no intent to union with Canada after the VEE passes.
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Calumet
Ganeral Wickersham
Uuted
Flealeo
Canada
Two Die In Ridgewood Trolley Head On Collision
Two people are dead after a head on crash on the New Jersey Rapid Transit trolley line in Ridgewood. The victims include John Hutchinson the motorman and F J Pilgrim the transit superintendent who was reportedly attempting to take a party of children from Paterson to a location near Glen Rock. The accident occurred on a sharp curve hidden by brush and the speeding car collided with another train car, causing the cars to telescope.
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Ne Jerney Rapid Transit company
Hidgewood
John Hutchinson
F. J. Pilgrim
transit company
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Paterson
Glen Rock
coule
Tanen
Sengers
Aviator Breaks Record With 465 Miles in 11 Hours
Loridan, at Mourmelon France, flew a small bi plane covering 465 miles in 11 hours 45 minutes setting a new world distance and time record. An would be aviator Nelson injured in Hartford attempting to qualify under Connecticut aviation law fell from a stalled engine.
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Mourmelon
Franca
ile
niles
Hartford
Niles Nelson
New Britain
Charter Oak park
Beattie Husband Arrested After Wife Murder Admission
Henry Beattie Jr is jailed after cousin Paul Beattie admitted handling the gun used to kill Mrs Beattie near Richmond Virginia. Beattie Jr testified for two hours denying guilt as investigators weigh the blood stained earth and track of the automobile. Prominent defense and prosecuting lawyers are retained as the case unfolds with witnesses detailing the couple’s relationship and the motive amid a wary inquest.
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Henry in Beatte, Jr
Paut Beattie
Iskang bersit
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Paul Beattie
le un hospital
Clay Beattie
Lis Witt
Midlothian Lake
Rentues Couiset
Mentlie
ha Bret
Veittie
questivonne
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Beattie
crone
ted
Renlah Rinford
young Beattie
commonwealth
Invasion Rumors Roil Royalist Hold on Orlilla
Lisbon reports a Royalist force led by Captain Couchere near Orlilla with thousands of latest rifles and maxims smuggled into Galicia. Monarchists drill on private estates as Spain’s government faces accusations of backing Portuguese plotters. Reserve soldiers totaled 22,000, but most were dismissed or kept on standby.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Couchere
Galicia
Spain
Germany
Belgium
teventy
walhica
Penrose On Stand In Lorimer Inquiry And Albany Copy Fee
Senator Penrose testified before the Lorimer committee about his role in supporting Lorimer’s election and his dealings with Edward Hines. The testimony included that the New York Secretary of State’s office asked $1000 for a certified copy of the Taft campaign contributors list, which had allegedly been destroyed. C. F. Wiebe of Hines Lumber alleged he was told the list existed then was destroyed, then offered for $1000.
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Albany
Washington
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Lorimer-Hines
senate Lorimer committee
Lorimer
Edward Hines
Hines
tony
Secretary of state of
New York
waranty
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Aldrich
Albert J. Hopkins
hts
Hopkins
Frank C. Lowden
Boutell
congress
Mr. Lorimer
Illinois
C. F. Wiebe
Hines Lumber company
senate
Lorimer committee
secretary of state
Wiehe
Cyrus McCormick
Mine workers receive 28 million from sliding scale
Philadelphia July 12 The sum of 28 293 442 has been received by the anthracite mine workers as a result of the sliding scale established by the strike commission appointed by President Roosevelt in 1902. This is in addition to the general 10 per cent wage increase granted. It is due to automatic advances in pay from rises in the tidewater coal price above 450 a ton. Output since the scale began totals 544 104 670 tons.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
tidewater
Proud of His Work Wife Murderer Willing to Die
In Jackson Mississippi on July 22 Emmet Yeagley twenty two confessed to killing his wife of four months and her grandmother Mrs Nell Pierce fifty six saying I did a good job and I am willing to die for it He surrendered to a passerby and was jailed The story mentions letters from another man to the bride and includes a drug advertisement for a diarrhoea remedy for children PMID not provided.
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Miss
Emmet Yeagley
Nell Pierce
Yeasley
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