Power of International Harvester Company Under Sherman Act
Washington March 3 the power of the International Harvester company the harvester trust lies in its monopolistic position including its connections with J B Morgan Co and John J Rockefeller and various competitive methods Luther Conant Jr commissioner of corporations in high report on the giant corporation submitted to President Taft says the chief features are the maintenance of a monopolistic position in harvesting the monopoly expanded into new lines of farm machinery through rival acquisitions and favored sales practices the investigation was prompted by a senate resolution and Taft ordered the report released after a request from the company to withhold it pending anti trust action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International Harvester Company
Harvester Trust
J. B. Morgan & Co
John J. Rockefeller
Luther Conant, Jr
Taft
Mr. Conant
New Times
Senate
Suit Filed Over Son's Death From Quarry Blast
Stanislaus Yanashiek of Shamokin sues Monroe Paving Company of Philadelphia for 5000 damages after his son was killed by a 40 ton rock blast aimed at a state road project between Sunbury and Shamokin. The rock struck John Yanashick as he walked along the Reading railway 30 feet from the quarry, an incident described as unusually deadly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbury
Stanislaus Yanashiek
Shamokin
Monroe Paving Company
Philadelphia
John Yanashick
Reading
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Testimonial
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure from F P J Cheney Co Toledo. Several druggists endorse the firm and support its reliability with testimonials. The notice promotes internal remedy and family pills for constipation with price details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Chaney & CO
Tyledo
Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Toledo
C. Trall
Hal
Broadway Jeweler Robbery Nets $7000 In Jewels
New York reports a bold raid in the White Light district near Forty eighth street. Three men seized jewels valued at $7000 from Moses Bach in his store and fled in a taxi. Detectives chased the trio, two escaped on a slide street. One robber fired at Bach with an ammonia can injuring him. Taxi driver George Ferguson was arrested and named by Bach as a participant. Ferguson’s partner William Anderes was also arrested and described as the gunman. Both suspects deny involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
White Light
Eighth Street
Moses Bach
Bach
George G. Ferguson
William Anderes
Ferguson
Confessed Crime Shocks Lexington Farm Area
Silas Williams, a sixteen year old of a farm in Lee Moffett’s service, tried to assault the farmer’s wife, fatally struck her sister with a gridiron, then set the house ablaze. Williams confessed after arrest in Lexington as a mob fears violence. News later notes Tumulty to earn 7500 a year as Wilson’s secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Silas Wilams
Lee Moffett
Lugan Black
Social World Pound Party Near Woodsboro
A large social gathering at Mr and Mrs Thomas Filler near Woodsboro included many guests and lively games. The guest list features numerous local families and friends, with names such as Piller Wer Hoffman Smith Beard Filler and many others. The article also notes a separate incident of George Crowe from Williamsport laughing himself into police custody in Berwick Pennsylvania and Brandeis declining to attend the upcoming inaugural ceremonies in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Filler
Woodsboro
Thomas Piller
George Wer
George Hoffman
Henry
John
John Smith
Raymond Beard
Mises Amy Filler
Alanehearshman
Lori Summers
Maud Maineva Harshanan
Dora
Harry Biller
Wart Zimmerman
Alvin Main
Arthur Main
Norma Wall
Roy Zimmerman
Iarry Utout
Glenn 1Lolt
Fred. Quick
Elmer Vanferson
Louis Martall
Clarence Kare
Roy Cline
Charley Ritter
George Winters
George Allen
Harrie Shelian
Harry Filler
David Yinger
Frank Wultide
Mimself
Berwick
George Crowe
Wiles Barre
Crowe
Justice’s Court
Wife Finds Husband After Shooting in Lancaster
Mrs William Brohst, wife of a well known contractor, rushed to her bedroom in Lancaster on March 2 and found her husband on the floor with a revolver nearby and a bullet hole in his head. It is believed to be a fatal wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
William Brohst
Cardinal Farley Returns From Porto Rico Mission
Cardinal Farley back on the Brazos steamer after two weeks in Porto Rico for the four hundredth anniversary celebration. New York Masses note. General increase at Cambna Steel raises wages for about 40,000 steel workers and employees. The first Catholic bishop arrival marked by Johnstown Virginia on March 3. Laborers’ minimal wage set at 17 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Farley
New York
Cardinal Fury
Brazos
Porto Rico
Johnstown
Cambna Steel Company
Wdwiee D. Slick
Thaw to Seek Fresh Habeas Corpus Freedom Trial
New York March 3 Harry K. Thaw again seeks freedom via a writ of habeas corpus in the supreme court. He will appear for another examination into his mental condition, the fifth writ obtained since his return to Matteawan Insane Asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bfarch
Harry KK
Auction Notices for Farm Stock and Implements Published
A long obsolete sale register lists multiple farm auctions on March 4 1913 and nearby dates. It names auctioneers Norwood Lease and others, locations on premises near Frederick Walkersville Linganore and Emmitsburg pikes, and notes lots of valuable live stock and farming implements to be sold. See Semi Weekly News and bills for specific times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareh
Mom. TL
Norwood
Guelloneur
Hachoe M. Bovis
Log Davin
Munrovia
Hyattatowna
Bem Hills
Dugeph
Bussard
Otive Vo Bunday
Preiissas
Phurmont
Black’s
Mol
Lo Thurmont
O. m
G. D
Jamison
Georgetown Pilce
Urbana
Wyattstown
I. J. L. Dutrow
Jon. H W. Hussard
A. m
T. M. Bready
Ductiancer
Catherine 7
Hargett
Frederick
Point of Rocks
KK. le Norwood
A. F. Leather
Angers Irli-Gate
Thurston
Adv
Atul Bills
Sale Register of Auctions in Frederick Area
Auction notices from Daily or Weekly News list sales of livestock, farm equipment, and real estate across Frederick, Carroll, and surrounding counties. Dates March 7 to March 19 1913 with multiple auctioneers including Darner, Mercer, Lease, and Strube Bros. at various farms and court-house doors. cattle, horses, hay, and farming implements offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aa. Lawrence
Clarence Pittinger
M. T. Clary
Central
New London
Annapolis Road
Jeading
Mt Airy
A. m. Dolgar T
Margaret
Sood
Court House
Frederick
Sea Daily News
E. L. Norwood
W. D. Thegrave
Loy Farm
Barnesville
F. L. Norwood
Strube Bros
Thomas Jones
Mt. Ephraim
Dickerson Station
Bet
H. BR
Charlies H
A. Dill DeLashmutt
Woodbine
John A A. Rinker
Ernest J. Loy
Lucketts
J. G. Burdatte
Ridgeville
Baltimore
Frederick Pike
Charlies T. Fagan
Wm van Meter
Runswick
George Link
Harvey
William J. Kefauver
Middletown
Snook
E. Wiles
Lewistown
Bliss
Mertlen R. Sheets
Charles W. Farquhas
New Market
Adv
H Leasa
Rev L. Crum
Henry Cramer
Onj Libbiytown PLC
Ceresville
Mt. Pleasant
Borner
Henrietta Compher
Poolesville
White
Edgar
T. Mercer
Wil Selter
Auction notices from historic Maryland farm sales
A serialized rail of auction notices lists farms in Frederick Urbana and Mt Airy areas with bidders John W. Wall J L Dutrow and Henry Nesbaum announced. Timetables show March dates 1913 1914 1915 for livestock farming implements and personal property with multiple auctioneers and newspapers Daily News Semi Weekly News and Weekly News named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om. EB. Ll. Norwood
Auit
Joseph Hi. Bussant
Urbana
Angers Iail-Gats
Thurston
Seni-Weekly
Maren
Bis
Edgar T. Mercer
Milies H. Harrixon
Henry Nesbaum
Mt Airy
Wits
Mo Yarry J. Snook
George HW. Ruesard
Catectig
Sale Notices For Frederick County Farm Auctions 1913
A sprawling catalog of farm auction notices across Frederick County lists auctions by Lengo, Mercer, Norwood, and others on various farms near Buckeystown, Frederick Junction, Comus, and Mount Airy. Parcels feature valuable live stock and farming implements, with bills in Semi-Weekly News and Daily News. Auctions are scheduled March 20, 1913, and follow weekly notices through March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lengo
Joseph H. Kunsard
Binory
Poole Place
Houlesvile
Sydmore Landing
M. Dgar VT
Mercer
Allen Zingling
George Shaw
Crengératownh
Sea Saint Weekly News
Bilia
John A. Duriow
Roger M
Hmilan
Mredarick
Sea Iuiv
R. Lanse
J. Bussard
Chas
New Dusten
Feraderick
A. Banwranes
Will Geil
Wu. C. Barnes
Nege Unionville
Une Funvilla
Alberty
Oelock A Myil
Norwood
Helenrode
J. Cooley
Pontesqie
Johan
Shueltle
Rethel Statlin
John A. Sehaeffar
Buckeystown
Urbana
Bea
Walter Reeder
H. Harry
Mrederick
Jefferson Pike
Magale BE
Sloffman
Mt. Pleasant
Lawrence
Will Gall
M. Newton Hate
A. m. Inc
L. Dutrow
A. I
Bugera Derr
Ceresville
Frederick
Saint-Weekly
Cor
Wim
Danner
Gerry Lakin
Jefferson
Point of Rocks
Daily News
Ofle
le Bugsard
Jou, Nutt
Fredérick
Samuel Forney
Dorsey
Montevie Pike
I. Norwood
George Vernon Davis
Licksville
M. Kuarvey
Joseph HH. Bunsard
Edw. C. Rautzahn
Rautzal
E. L. Norwood
N. Emmert
Clarksburg Road
Comus
Edgar T. Mercer
A. J. Smith
Graceharn
Neocky Ridge
Nowa
G. Darner
Audiiion.co
Joseph WW. Gus
Braddock
National Pike
Frederiick
Qarty
Snook
George A. Mori
State Road
Lewistown
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Twe Gecape
Tumulty
Joseph E. Tumulty
Wilson
White House
House
COM Party
Brandeis
Boston
Brandais
Tila Aftige
Pauly Op Westy
Beth Guuers
Sdow
Fred
Chuange
Wgluek Am
St. Forney
Avetlonger
J. Ui Ide Bard
Clesi
Kye Suuver
Prederlok
Nuovw
Saduadte
Semni
Yllis
Thames
Lond
Ijumaville
Urbung
Nile
Syiml-Weelly
Biaeies
Ama
Vuetioneer
Ruse Anid
Elerig
Howard Allnutt
John Prandy Smniith
Arthur Gladstone
Gideon Trissard
Drumsville
Ady
John T. Keeney
George C. Lochner
Rt Pleasant
Libertytown
IL R. Lease
J. i. Busy Ward
T. W. Trasbaugh
Wood
Merth
John L. Dutrow
Eimer E Murphy
Gc. H. Myers
Woodsboro Pike
Kersville
Agar T. Mercer
David “Dashour
Linganore
Old Annapolis Road
D. L Norwood
Webster W. Burdette
D Lewisdale
Livattstown
Damascus
L. Norwood
John T. Price
Hyattstown
Marelin
Joseph H. Bussard
Mary
Jieffner
Geo. J. Luckey
Emnattsburg Pike
Setsl Weekly
G. L. Baking Company
Frederick, Maryland
Pesmoum
Tilin
Eile
Chakee
Mig Maud Dfttmar
Moltlo Shenks
Elneic A.m. Wim.i
Darner
Lesgue
Thomas Cuatte
Wedeylek
Georgetown Plka
Edgar ‘S. “Mercer
Thomas I. Scheel
Barthalows
BR Lease
Wih
Lubertytown
Walkensville
T. Lease
John Francis Smith
George S. Tredluck
Iilien V. Payne
Frederick City
Mthia
Marre
Auctlonear
Burdette
Praimines
Trundle Farm
Ceorgatown
Fraderick Roads
Hitraton
Tavera Sea
Looper
Will Audi
Wych Staley
Mary A
Mateh
Auetidnarr
Ph Chauns
Pearl
Jjamaville
Ulysses
Marcel
Auaionver
Drank Downey
Wills
G'Elugle A. m
Nartwood
Goldloneer
Will Sel
Defor Alanter
John Janels Smith
Rederick
Sue
Holar T. Mercer
Hansontilie Road
Bit Alry
We. Mahlon
Stuh
Wilinn Ji
Narser
Amd
Joseph WW. Bussard
Samuel “Gs Gaver
Jaues Hotch
Fruderiels
A. Lawrence
EE. Mercer
Napfonil Pike
Annapalis Road
Hoon-pote
Warvey
Auctiosner
C. Thomas
Baltimore Pike
Emory M. Wagner
Milton G. Urner
Mt. Airy
Prospect Church
FE. L. Norwood
Wm. G. Brewer
Alfred Pearson
Dickerson
Dckerson
Harvey TK
George F. Tabler
Wm._E. Darner
Cornelius F. Zimmerman
Batlenger Creek Pike
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