Busch to give vast gift to Washington University
Adolphus Busch, renowned St. Louis brewer, reportedly plans a gift to Washington University that could total millions of dollars to elevate the medical department into the nation s leading scientific school under President Nobert Brookings.
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Death of Justice Brewer May Alter Supreme Court Tax Cases
Washington March 20 three of the most important cases awaiting Supreme Court decision may be changed by Justice Brewer's death The Standard Oil Tobacco and corporation tax cases could face rehearing or delayed rulings depending on the status of the late justice and whether a divided court would arise The government and the Standard Oil company and tobacco trust faces different outcomes with potential rehearings avoided if Brewer's vote would not affect the result The court has been in recess since March 21 and the fate of these cases hinges on brewing uncertainty and session practices
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Trolley Co Boosts Wages in Lancaster
Lancaster March 20. Conestoga Traction company raises wages of motormen and conductors by one to three vents an hour under service terms. Men under five years service gain 17 to 19 cents, over five years 18 to 20 cents, ten years and over 19 to 21 cents.
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Six Mitch ell children inherit nearly one million each
Chicago March 30 six children of the late William H Mitch ell former vice president of the N poss. Trust and Savings bank are heirs to about 1,000,000 each according to an inventory filed with the will in probate court. The personal estate totals 5,260,000 and the real estate about 190,000.
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Roosevelt Ends Cairo Stop En Route to Naples
Colonel Roosevelt and his party arrived in Cairo this morning and will board a steamer to Naples after a farewell from British officials who extended cordial wishes for safe travels to the former president.
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Clara and Dain Consider Proposal Exchange
In a terse exchange the pair discuss whether to pop the question. Rei Hen weighs in, hinting at hesitation and urging reflection before commitment.
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New York Senate Votes Convict in Allds Bribe Case
The New York Senate weighed charges that Jotham P. Allds took a $1000 bribe from Benn Conger. Allds resigned moments before the vote as the body delayed action, ultimately sustaining the charges against him by a 40 to 9 vote. Conger stood by his charges and faced possible resignation amid pressure for reform.
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Coal Ride Rejected over Uniform Bids for Panama Line
Washington March 30. Bids to supply half a million tons of New River and Pocahontas coal for the Panama Railroad were rejected after uniformity concerns. The directorate ordered readvertisement and may involve the Department of Justice for further investigation of the bidding conditions.
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Milliman Sawed In Twain At Whit e Deed Township Mill
John G. Yocum of White Deer township Union county near Milton was killed in a saw mill accident when a plank pinned him to a circular saw. His body was torn and his widow and two sons survive.
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Pennsylvania R R Raises Wages for Lower Paid Workers
Philadelphia March 30 The Pennsylvania railroad announces a voluntary 6 percent raise for employees earning less than 500 dollars a month, effective from the first of next month. About 175000 workers across division points will benefit with lines east and west showing large totals.
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Taft anti trust drive praised by Morton in strong speech
Representative Morton of South Dakota lauds the Taft administration for breaking private monopolies in commerce. He cites United States Steel being inflated by water and notes 825000 industrial corporations with under 100 lawfully formed. He calls Standard Oil a long case and questions profits and charters tied to endless distributions.
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