07 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
1
The Department of Justice prepares to pursue a suit against United States Steel. Solicitor General Lehman leads the probe with help from New York and other offices. Timing depends on the trust’s cooperation and evidence strength. Previous cases took years to build.
F W Lehman as Solicitor General moves to gather evidence on the steel trust. Commissioner Herbert Knox Smith has finished his inquiry into Vesteyl trash and will present findings to the president for possible use in pursuing equity dissolution under the Sherman act. The probe, ordered by Roosevelt and continued under Taft, could influence government action but is not the sole basis for it.
In Baltimore on June 7 President Taft and former President Roosevelt met at Cardinal Gibbons Jubilee. Roosevelt led the arrival and received an ovation before Taft and the cardinal appeared. They exchanged warm greetings, shared a brief exchange over a program, and exchanged compliments in a scene described as a display of peace and good will.
A vast interfaith gathering at the Fifth Regiment armory saluted James Cardinal Gibbons on his fiftieth year as a priest and twenty fifth as cardinal. President Taft, Roosevelt, governors, justices, diplomats and leaders from many denominations praised his work for religious liberty as 18,000 attendees stood for three hours listening to speeches.
Havana June 7 The pumping of water from the cofferdam around the Maine wreck resumes lowering by three feet two inches. The afterdeck comes into view showing wreckage and marine growth while the forward part remains submerged. Engineers will lower five feet then await American officers before full inspection.
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