Indictments Against Shoe Machinery Officials
Federal grand jury charges six executives of the United Shoe Machinery Company with conspiracy in restraint of trade under the Sherman Act. Indicted are Sidney W. Wisnlow Ward P. Hurd George W. Brown William Barbour Elmer P. Howe and James J Storrow the large stockholder. Penalties include fine up to 5000 or one year in prison or both. The six did not appear and may plead within several days. The case cites merger related restraint of trade and public pernicious effects.
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Boston
Federal Grand Jury
United Shoe Machinery Company
Sidney W. Wisnlow
Orleans
1Ward P. Hurd
Newton
George W. Brown
Fice
William Barbour
New York
Elmer P. Howe
James J Storrow
Wiliam S. Grega
Department of Justice
United Shoe Manufacturing
Reyburns Hands Off in Philadelphia Mayoral Fight
Mayor Reyburn issues a neutrality order to police and city employees amid the Republican mayoral contest between William S. Ware and George J. Earle Jr. The directive marks a reversal from his prior stance and threatens dismissal for violations, drawing praise from Earle supporters who expect Vare to withdraw.
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Philadelphia
Reyburn
William St. Ware
George J1. Earle, Jr
Shase
Vare
Resburn
Earle
Ulat Vare
Baseball Scores and Standings From Local Leagues
Baseball scores across the American and National Leagues show results from Union Washington to St Louis and Boston with multiple batteries listed. Eastern League standings include Montreal, Jersey City, Newark, Providence, and Rochester with fractional win percentages and recent results.
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Blai
Athletics
Detroit
St.Louis
Myark
Boston
National League
St. Louis
Perdue
Pieller
Dinnelly
Kling
Chicago
Philadelphica
Burés
Cintyre
Archer
Pittsburg
Burg
Ames
Lisenfield
Simon
Cincinnati
Brookling
Steele
Rucker
Raon
Bergen
Compton
Gaspar
Smith
Park
Chica
Rochester
Rochester Buffalo
Posponent
WELPC
pMontreal
Dersey City
Newark
Presidente
Bellu
Hypnotized Wife Says She Was Under a Spell at Marriage
In Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania a young farmer eloped with Sadie Helsel of Gast Freedom and married in Cumberland Maryland last Christmas. On returning home she left him claiming he is a hypnotist and that she was under a master spell during the vows. Her father sent her to Ohio to escape the power.
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Hollidayshurs
Burke
Sadie Helsel
Peter W. Helsel
Gast Freedom
Cumberland
Judge Grosscup to Quit Reelection After Nine teen Years on Illinois Bench
Chicago September 20 United States Circuit Judge Grosscup announced he would resign after the first week in October and send the resignation to President Taft He has served nineteen years on the federal bench in the Northern District of Illinois The judge said he seeks greater freedom as a citizen to resume practice of law and warned that the political world is changing as the next presidential election approaches He suggested a new system of public opinion would decide a future as courts adapt to evolving conditions and noted a recent act of Congress may hasten his decision to resign.
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Chicago
United State Circuit
Diniae
Grossoup
Buckeye Powder sues Dupont for 5 million in damages
The Buckeye Powder Company of Peoria Illinois sues Dupont De Nemours Powder and related firms in U S District Court in Trenton New Jersey seeking 5 million for alleged interference with its business. Claimed actual damages total 3 169 47 and punitive damages 400 40. The suit targets the so called powder trust and seeks relief for anticompetitive practices.
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Iliness
Trenton
N.J
Buckaye Powder Company
Peoria
United States
Dupont DeNemours Powder Company
Powder Trust
Buckeye Company
Girls Fake Burglary in Lancaster to Hide Theft
In Lancaster Pennsylvania teenager Lillian Tienedlet 14 confesses a staged burglary with Morey de Hammond 14 and Robert Qu sinker 20. They smashed a window and hid money. the trio were arrested and a misdemeanor charge also filed against Dursinger.
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Lancaster
Officer Green
State Constabulary
Rotert Qussinker
Dursinger
New York Budget Shows City Expenditure Breakout
New York plans a $174,000,000 city budget for the year with $35,000 to be spent next month on an exhibit detailing city administration spending. The budget tallies suggest the city employs about 100,000 people and invites public scrutiny of how funds are allocated.
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New York
Ely O
Weise
Effy
Convicts Wife Slayer in 55 Minutes
Samuel Hyde was found guilty of murdering his wife and father-in-law after a brief five minute deliberation. The trial and verdict are reported with brief procedural notes, reflecting the swift legal process of the time.
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Andersen
The
Samuel Hyde
Frederick Market Prices Juotation September 2 1911
Frederick market notices list prices for grains and feeds from No 2 Red wheat to clover and Timothy hay with per bushel and per ton figures. It notes barley oat flour and other feeds, plus straw values, and includes a product pitch for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a testimonial from Mrs Basford in Dostessia, Ma and a mention to see it in The Newwa.
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Timothy
Chamberlain
Mra M
Basford
Dostessia
Infants and Children's Muslin Wear Sale Catalog
Infants and children's muslin wear offered in various styles including slips gowns drawers and skirts. Items listed feature fabrics such as linen and plain weave with options like pocketed, embroidered, or trimmed details in colors including blue, old rose, black, green, lavender, and red. Prices shown include $250 wide range with multiple sizes and finishes.
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Dumath
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Montreal
Providence
Etchison & Cline
W.H. B. Etchison
C. Eb. Cline
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C. E. Cline
Grosscup
Congress
Grasseup
Sues Powder Trust
Rome
Chinssa
Switzerland
Hhoeporis
Qdesealehl
Irving Teen
Presinus
Diolom
Rave
East Hampton
Conn
William Dhursen
Treakbo
Noy
Albidle Lawn
Von
Conuacetlost
Middie
Oriver
Washington
Chamberlaties
Doll Bros
Market Street
the People's Fire Insurance Company of
Maryland
Cor
Court and
Church Sts
Frederick, MD
Frederick
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Jouvin and Cie
Tren
Xeon
Dr Maas
Tne
Columbia Yarns
Carty
Globe Wernicke
Carty’s
Patrick Street
Ederheimer-Stein
Read-To-Poot Outfitters
B. Rosenour & Sons
the Ebert Hardware CO
West Patrick Street
Dow
Insurance
Geo. L. Cramer & Sons
Church St
C. Thos. A
Frederich, Md
Ernest Helfenstein
Frederik, MD
Doll, the Jeweler
South Market St
Gerd
F. Columbus Knott
Besant & Knott
News Office
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