Government moves to dissolve sugar trust in New York case
The federal government filed a petition in the Southern District of New York seeking dissolution of the American Sugar Refining Company and 29 related firms forming the sugar trust. It accuses an illegal price fixing scheme and restraint of trade with a $230 million aggregate capitalization. The filing cites railroad rebates and customs fraud as tools used to crush competition.
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New York
Henry Wise
United States District Attories
Aled
United States District Court
Southern District of
American Sugar Refinling Company
Soeniled Sugar Trust
Augar
Parliament Dissolved as Election Preparations Proceed
London announces dissolution of parliament and summons to meet January 30 1911. Arthur Bailor is poised to be elected unopposed as Liberal opposition leader as contests are dropped. In mining news five men drowned at a shaft mouth with others trapped underground. eight bodies recovered after daylong rescue efforts.
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London
Arthur J. Bailor
Stock. Exchange
Nonaa
Amd
Fat Stock Show Opens in Chicago with Noted Judges
The Fat Stock Show at Chicago begins with 21 judges including Prof W L Carlyle of Idaho State University in Moscow overseeing Clydesdale exhibits. Visitors come from Utah Idaho and the Western states as stock firms from Seattle Basin Ridat and Harlowton participate. The failed Basin bank incident and bank leadership changes are noted amid announcements of capital and deposits.
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Chisago
Chicago
Ed Canala
W. L. Carlyle
Idaho State University
Moscow
Clydesdale
Yhéra
Utah
Gad
Idaho
John L. Smitse
Troletein
Seattle
High Hans Aestiat-werived
Basin
Ridat
Silvanient
Yale
Legitt
Nune Peamote
Spriggs
ANG Dopoativ
Seonkisovs
Fintlow
Hoad
Feast
Esata
Harlowton
Honda
Beas Erie Case Involves Charge And Discharged Defendant
A figure identified as Nate Sai faced charges but was discharged in a related court appearance. Judge Farrington's name appears in documents. The timeline mentions a date around the 18th and references capital cases and a Ber Parsatt case with unspecified details. The fragmentary text notes a trial and an alleged arrest, with references to legal terms and local officials.
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Nate Sai
Farrington
Mardheling Gale Beas
Beas
Erie
Brazilian Mutineers Surrender Navy Leaders Accept Amnesty
Rio de Janeiro reports the Brazilian government secured the surrender of mutinous ships at 7 PM Saturday after yielding to demands for amnesty increased pay and reduced work. Leaders including Jean Candido left Minas Geraes with a group, while ships reentered the bay with no red flag.
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Rio Janeiro
Qeot
Minas Geraes
San Peavio
Bahia
Rio
Ieee Wspa
Elitow
Pulavdeslaert
Ieee
Factory Girls Die in Fire at New York Plant
A gasoline explosion swept through upper floors of a four story NewsrkeN factory on Saturday killing twenty five girls and injuring many more. Twelve perished by jumping from windows and landings while eight died later in hospitals. Over 290 workers were present as panic spread and bodies were buried beneath debris from the blaze.
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New York
Newsrken
Hillars
MAN Mak
Utah Witt
Alaakasee
Churchill Attacked on Train by Suffragist with Dog Whip
London reports Home Secretary Winston Churchill, returning from Bradford, was assaulted on a train by a male suffragist who shouted insults and struck with a dog whip. Detectives accompanying Churchill restrained the assailant, believed to be the interrupter expelled from the meeting. Upon arrival in London, three women reportedly attempted to strike Churchill but were repelled by detectives.
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London
Winston Apencer Churchill
Bradford
Churchill
Sarault
Diaz Places Blame: Perstable President Defends Peace
New York telegraph from President Diaz claims Mexican riots are the work of Francisco I Madero aims to seize power by force and insists the Mexican people favor peace and order. He criticizes sensational press reporting and notes police and federal forces have restored calm in Puebla Gomez Palacio and Ciudad Guerrero.
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New York
Exico
America
Mexico
Francisco J. Madero
Puebla
Gomez Pala Paral
Ciudad Guerrero
Republic
ENG
Wks
Supee
Michael Cudahy Dies Depart Milwaukee Packing Magnate
Michael Cudahy founder of a Milwaukee packing firm died late Sunday night in a Chicago hospital after a long career shaping the meat industry. He was linked to the Cudahy Packing Company, a prominent business figure noted for building a large workforce and regional influence in Illinois and Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Michael Cudahy
Cudahy
Bae
Calleng ‘Boustee
Apple Congress to Convene in Denver for Growers
Officials announce the annual Apple Congress in Denver December 25 to 27 at the Albany Hotel. Governors from apple growing states are invited to send delegates to discuss frosts defense, storage, marketing, railroad transport, and related legislation.
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Jaar
Denver
Ste Odaver
Albany
Attaye
Aed Chater of Commerce
Avith
Itiouis
Ambitious Budget Talks and Royal Debate Dominate Session
Fragmentary report shows opponents of Speaker and leaders debating constitutional limits and a proposed change in power at the next session. The piece notes public unease about monarchy role, tax concerns on corporations, and the broader political struggle reflected in parliamentary maneuvering.
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Byddyor
Almot
Heyburn Mining Company Pulls 40 to 60 Barrels Daily
The Heyburn Mining company reports output of 40 to 60 barrels per day. The state board of education may be asked to add a member. Forest officials say charcoal from burned forests can be used for fuel. Arrests reported for liquor with no license and for a fatal accident on the P I N railroad. Governor race results show Hawley leading Brady by 895 votes.
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Heyburn MinIng Company
State Board of Education
Forest Reserve
Urawoud
Fcresis
Prison guard killed in Idaho escape attempt
A fugitive from Boise Idaho's penitentiary was killed during a bid to regain freedom. Daniel W. Ackley, a guard, was fatally wounded while resisting the escape. the attacker fired on Sheriff Richardson, and a gunfight left Fisher dead and Ackley gravely wounded.
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Balse Penitentiary
Bown
Gregor
Barnes
Ore
Vale
Bots Ortiders
Fisher
Ackley
Richardson
Ackleiey
Priscedy
Finche
Bheck Richardson
Gard
Lawrence
Ken
Wallaced Idaho Snow Slide Threatens Miners
Reminders of disastrous snowslides near Wallace Idaho warned miners and townspeople of danger. A first slide skipped by four miners with one barely escaping injury, then a second collapse buried mine buildings and gear fifty feet below, forcing a hurried evacuation.
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Wallace
Ida
Savern
No Pension Legislation in Washington Report
Fragmented text discusses expected pension legislation in Washington with references to sessions and potential actions. Legal terms are unclear but indicate debates on federal pension proposals and timelines.
Ragone Defends Congress Expectations in Maine Senate Race
Washington reports Senator Ragone of Maine, a Republican leader, predicts the coming Congress will see little accomplished. He cites likely departures on appropriations, possible pardons, and a pending militia bounty measure as the major actions anticipated before adjournment.
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Washington
Aged Pattant Killed in Local Hospital Attack
An elderly patient died after a violent incident at a local hospital. Witnesses report a chaotic scene as staff and bystanders attempted to intervene and secure the area. Police have opened an investigation and questioned several witnesses.
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