The Tobacco Trust Its Time Has Come
New York July 10. Government files a petition to dissolve the American Tobacco Company and 64 related entities alleging an English trust agreement with Imperial Tobacco and a British American firm to monopolize world tobacco trade. The suit seeks injunctions, dissolution of combinations, and restraint of interstate and foreign commerce to end alleged antitrust violations.
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New York
Ameriiean Tobacco Company
Kenown
The
Tobacco Trust
Roosevelt
J. O. McReynolds
Edwin P. Grosvenor
Bonaparte
Sit
English Tobacco Trust
Imperial Company
United States
American Tobacco Company
British Trust
American
Imperial
United States Circuit
Imperial Tobacco Company
British-American Tobacco Company
American Snuff Company
American Cigar Company
American Stogie Company
MacAndrews and Forbes Company
Conley Foil Company
United Sates
Tras
Toehacco Trust
Petivien
Gennt
Tranufartvre
Monopoly alleged in tobacco industry control suit
The government charges a trust-like power concentration in tobacco, with 75 percent of annual 800 million pounds sold by American Tobacco company and allies. It outlines methods to crush rivals, control agencies, and distribute through United Cigar Stores, while noting possible criminal actions after the current suit proceeds.
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Msn
Coordinationes
Tabarca
United States
Asd
American Tobacco Company
American Tobacco Company of
New Jersey
Northwestern Withdraws From Wisconsin Insurance Field
Madison July 10 The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance company has received permission to withdraw from Wisconsin claiming it cannot operate under the new state insurance laws. Governor Davison opposes the fire department pension bill and warned that without recall and modification he will veto it. The bill was sent to the governor Tuesday and is being returned to the assembly to seek changes for his signature.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Wisconsin
Davideon
Friends
Unidentified man found dead in Burlington mill pond
A Milwaukee special reports a man about 40 found dead in Burlington mill pond. His body shows head trauma and bruising, presumed knocked from a bridge by a Wisconsin Central train. He carried a watch inscribed John F. Floyd 189% from Marrama TM, unknown at this time.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Burlington
Joba
Mill Pond
Wisconsin Central
Helman
John F. Floyd
Marama
Wisconsin Municipalities Meet Set in La Crosse
La Crosse will host the Wisconsin Municipalities League meeting on August 14 15 and 16 with Mayor W A Anderson announcing the state contention and arrangements for the event. The special reports from Miizankes Wisconsin note preparations underway.
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Miizankes
Wis
Wisconsin
la Crosse Mays
W. A. Anderson
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
la Crosée
Judge Dunne Denies Bail Pending Appeal
Attorneys for Mayor Schnite renewed their application for bail pending the appeal to the higher court. Judge Dunne denied the application.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Jaly
Schnite
Bal
Dunnee
Knights Templar Conclave Opens In Saratoga With British Escort
In Saratoga on July 10 thirty five hundred Sir Knights attend the thirtieth triennial conclave and grand encampment. King Edward VII's representative, Earl of Euston, arrives by special train and is escorted to the Grand Union hotel. He is joined by London officials Frederick C. Vandeuser and Henry Homer along with Thomas Fraser as part of the ceremonial procession.
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Saratoga
Knights Templar
United States
Edward VII
Henry James
Earl of Euston
Grand Union
Earl—Of Euston
United Religious and
the Templars of
St. John of Jerusalem
Palestine
Malta
England
Wales
Thomas Fraser
London
Frederick C. Vandeuser
Boucicaat
Henry Homer
Two-Cent Fare Fight Bolsters Wisconsin Legislature
The Wisconsin senate passed the two cent fare bill by a 13 to 1 vote after a vigorous fight. The assembly overturned the governor's veto on sidewalk construction in third and second class cities. The senate refused to recall the repeal of the mental anguish bill, likely ending that telegraph relief battle. Play spell dominates assembly antics with witty speeches and poems. Pavement bill for Milwaukee finally passes the assembly after sharp debate.
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Associated Press Matson
Wis
Senate
Madison
Assembly
Wright
Smith
Elkhorn
Tom Hugbes
Assemblyman
Hughes
Carpenter
Grassie
Livery Stable Inn
Reynolds
Asse
Nblyman Reynolds
Exera
iMilwauker
Gilbert Kenyon Dead in Shiloh Hero Claim
A garbled report from Wisconsin states Gilbert Kenyon, credited with saving the Union army at Shiloh, is said to have died today in an incident involving a Chicago Milwaukee and line. The item mentions Associated Press and mis-spellings, with uncertain details about the battle hero’s fate.
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Miraukes
Win
Oconcragwor
Wis
Gilbert Keron
Shiloh
Chicago
Milwaukee
Paul railway train at Maple street crossing report
A Confederate line encounter at Maple street crossing involved Henyon of company B Sixteenth Warrons infantry acting as scout. He gathered information, escaped confinement, returned to federal forces, and reportedly relayed details about General Johnston's units aiding a potential defeat.
Six Men Die As Bridge Building Collapses In Philadelphia
Six workers are believed killed when a Bridgman Brothers reinforced concrete addition collapsed on Washisagga Avenue near Fifteenth Street. About twenty five men were at work. one body has been recovered, with several others trapped beneath tons of debris. Rescue is slow due to the weight of concrete and girders. Workers had briefly threatened double wages the day before, which may have saved more lives. The cause is uncertain with theories citing foundation weakness or removed supports.
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Associate Press
Philadelphia
Paly 10
Brideman Brothers D
Washisagga Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Yasternogn
John Jahall
Debrigo
Rulfm
Bridgman Brothers
Wisconsin sprinter knocked from bridge into river
Special to The Norrvertem Milwaukee Wis July 14 a Wisconsin sprinter from Bhneleader Ayn. Anidrew Fisher aged fifty a carpenter and painter was struck by a passerger from Nos 5 Bret boost this morning and knocked at a bridge into the Wistensin river. The body was recovered below the bridge with a broken neck. Fisher resided at Anion Langlade county.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Bhneleader
Ayn
Anidrew Fisher
Pagserger
Bret Boost
Wistensin River
Anion
Lang‘lade County
Cooley for President amid confusion in Sacramento report
A garbled item from a California press release hints at Ceres, city schools superintendent, being considered for a national association post. The text is unclear and appears to describe internal nomination and convention dynamics with uncertain outcomes.
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Cal
Ceres
Hicarn
Moyer Takes Stand in Haywood Trial
Telia of Coeur d'Alene and Cripple Creek Strikes-Denies Parsing Any Money to Harry Orchard Joined Him for Protection. Moyer testifies he met Orchard in Denver and Cripple Creek, denies funding Orchard, describes trip to Colorado for alleged protection. Jury dismissals and courtroom tensions noted as the trial unfolds.
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Telia
Coeur d'Alene
Cripple Creek
Harry Orchard
Sy Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
Haywood
Colorado
John I. Tierney
Tierney
Frank Steunenberg
Meyer
Denver
Thalf
Crippie Creek
Orchard
Moyer
Vindicator
Grehard
Federation
Morer
Gurar
Ines
Hassan
Renater Borah
Atermeths
Amd
Ferger
Aloe
Marie Orchard
Gevernier Sleunenberg Geometne
Knights Templar Drill at a Triennial Camp Meeting
Five new commanders of the Knights Templar competed in a drill at the triennial camp meeting held May at the race track. Participants included Fire price crag, Rapier oes casters, and Englewood of Chiraga, with The nf Milstaakes &fsb A bor also noted among attendees.
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Associated Breen
Saratoga
Alr
Cope
Templar
Ark Cerpa
Premarad
Caryenan
Mhieag Malu
Gery Cas Peromd
Rapier Oes
Tiavapoile Shire
Englewood
Chiraga
Milstaakes &Fsb
Were Bad Bankers Conspiracy to Defraud Arrests Issued
A Wisconsin special from Kenosha reports arrest warrants issued for John Abseller and wife and Ivan Hankhof and wife on charges of conspiracy to defraud. A tattoo owned by the two women was used as a bank for foreign money. claims totaling about 1400 dollars are with the district attorney. The two men are said to have left Kenosha early Tuesday morning.
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Spetat
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wie
Wisconsin
Ketoxha
John Abseller
Tvan Hankhof
T Wo
Jnda
Twoomen
Strong Insurance Bills Adopted by Wisconsin Senate
Wisconsin's July session saw strong insurance measures pass the Senate after heated debate. Key provisions limit expenses, regulate costs, fund future policyholder governance, and guarantee scientific organization for new life insurers. Voting details list 17 for and 11 against on one bill, with separate tallies on expense limits and a valuation bill downstream. The tally on the stock and bond debate followed a lengthy discussion, and a railway speed bill also passed to remove informer fees for overspeed prosecutions and codify speed limits on trains through villages.
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Madison
Wis
Hfe
Ekern
Qwen
Assembly
Owen
Senate
Wisconsin
Randolph
Hasting
Pearson
Hazlewood
Barker
Bishop
Browne
Burns
Fridd
Lockney
Martin
Morris
Rummel
Sanborn
Standall
Wilcox
Gird
Brazeau
Fairchild
Froemming
Page
Rochr
Smith
Stout
Whitehead
Wolff
Wright
Hishop
Leckney
Handolph
Hird
Grazeau
Burne
Froemiing
Roehr
L. W. Bowert
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
L. H. Critchfield
Milwaukee
Hailway
Grangers
Condition of crops as of July seventh report
The Agriculture Department reports crop conditions on July 7. Corn acreage is down. winter wheat and spring wheat show weaker figures than last year. Overall grain quality and yield are mixed with a total crop estimate around 852 million bushels from farmers.
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Associated Preez.y
Washington
Department of Agriculture
The Bohemian Lone Star Cult Tale Unveiled in Ife Parable
A fragmentary piece describes a quirky cult figure and a talking bear doll as a metaphor for seeking love and comfort amid a cruel world. It references Smith and Nannie Jones as colorful characters amid the Bohemian scene and cautions against unreliable men and empty vows.
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Ife
Smith
Jones
York Wise
No Demand by Japan Scare Story Denied
Washington and Tokyo deny any recent correspondence or negotiations with Japan over treatment of Japanese in San Francisco. Ambassador Aoki and Japanese officials publicly reject Hague reports of demands and a planned return to Japan, calling stories unfounded and newspaper talk.
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United States
Sod
Japan
Washington, D. C
State Department
Japanles
Hague
London Daily Telegraph
San Francisco
Aoki
The
Washington
Tokio
Viscount Aoki
Tokia
Indicted by Grand Jury in Fraud Case
Frederick A Colvin and Fawin AL Eeke were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of conspiring to defraud the United States. They allegedly acted as officers of the Reston Celorads Capper company, selling stock nationwide in a scheme described as fraudulent.
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Aesncietal Press
Chicans
Frederick A. Colvin
Fawin AL Eeke
Federal Grand Jury
United States Mrn
Lun
Reepe
Reston— Celorads Capper Company
Old Pteck
Retired Ayres Mentioned In D C Ceremony
A clipped OCR item notes Ayres may be retired with a formal proceeding held at the army building in New York on July 17. Washington post references the event as directed by the president. The record preserves a dated outline of a military retirement notice and ceremony.
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Washington
D.C
Army Building
New York
Clix
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Municipal League
Seadon
la Croste
California
Broadway
Saratoca
Masonigq Temple
Railway Commission
Gilbert Kenyon
Nan
Cooley
Uvaeppeccd
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Wiliam BD
Frank Feurnenberg
Chicago Commandry
Kenonds Veopte
Friends of Progressive Life
State Senate
Tfe
Government Seminary
Japangese
J. W
Amabassador Aoki
Hochi
Jesa
Pacific
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