Conspiracy in Restraint of Trade Charged in New York Suit
The U S government filed a suit in equity in the Southern District of New York alleging a conspiracy among the American Tobacco Company and sixty four affiliated corporations to restrain trade in tobacco. Special Assistant Attorney General Tunes C McRaynolds said a criminal prosecution under the Sherman Act is highly provable. The case aims to dissolve or supervise the defendants to end interstate commerce restraint and investigate the Imperial Tobacco and British American companies linked to the American firm. The action names the English and Imperial partners and seeks receivership if needed to unwind the alleged monopoly.
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New York
Tunes C. McRaynolds
Atgew
York
Amera Tobacco Company
Ag the Tobacco Trust
Roosevelt
Traum
United States Circuit Court
Cortraint
al Jay Om
Lobaren Troat
Intel Begunnier
Od Dary Erma
Fudge Mekoyalda
Edwin P. Grosvenor
Assistianis
Bonaparte
Furta
Lobacca Trust
Haywood trial peers into 1904 05 politics in Colorado
At Boise July 10 the Haywood trial opened with Senator Borah reading Abernathy's deposition where he heard Orchard promise to be governor Steunenburg. The defense sought to discuss Colorado politics via John Verney, but the state objected. Charles Moyer testified on the Western Federation of Miners and his stance during the Cripple Creek strikes.
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Boise
Thale
Haywood
Borah
W. A. Abernathy
Cuer d’Alenes
Harry Orchard
Steunenburg
Colorado
Wal
John
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Galled
Moyer
Sciense
Frank Stevenenberg
Cripple Creek
Defense closes today in Stempenberg murder trial
In Boise Idaho July 19 the defense for William D Haywood and the Western Federation of Miners nears end with direct examination and rebuttal plans. Attorneys Miller and Nugent face questions about Orchard’s confession and prior communications to Groban and Haywood. Witnesses from North Idaho and Colorado prepare to testify for the state as the defense counters with claims of unnecessary deployment of troops in Colorado.
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Say Moyer
Boise
Idaho
Charles Tl. Moyer
Aims Win
Taywoud
Treagmer
Westemn Fed- Be
Stempenberg
Grea Mile Ter
Wm. C. Waywood
Miller Arted
Harry Orchard
Sten¢nenk
Caldwell
Miler
Ha Prac
Spokane
Groban
Leadus
Amené
Haywood
Western Federation
Butt
Twrswood
Silver City
John Nugent
Wis al
Orchard
Ween
Hayswood
Miller
Denver
North Idaho
Colorado
Mine Owners’ Association
Citizen’s Alliance
Pinkerton Agency
Coloratin
Ireland Sees King Edward at Kingstown
Faingstown Ireland July 16 The royal yacht Victaria and Albert arrives with King Edward and Queen Alexsunviria aboard The royal salute is fired at 8 o clock The town is decorated with arches as thousands gather to greet their majesties in Kingstown
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Faingstown
Ireland
Victaria and
Albert
Edward
Alexsunviria
Anidin
Clark
Kingstown
Bridge collapse in Philadelphia hospital scene
A four story office building under construction in Southwest Philadelphia collapsed this afternoon. Police say about forty workers are believed killed or trapped. Hospitals near the scene report many injured as emergency crews respond.
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Philadelphia
Bridgeman
Tharnoon
BuMner
Rajly
Scent Loot And Arrest Woman
Chicago Inky reports Florence Wool Floren Moore labeled a suspect in the Windsor Trust Company theft case. The woman allegedly betrayed a teller and is said to be willing to return to New York without extradition. Police found money missing and multiple bodies tied to a safety deposit incident.
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Chicago
Inky
Florence Wool
Floren. Moore
Oat Mas
Garter
Chesa
Windsor Trust Company of
New York
Miss Wood
Val Ins Herpes Ton
Wes
Unknown steamer carries arms for Chinese rebels
A Seattle report notes a steamer left the North Pacific coast with a cargo of arms destined for Chinese revolutionary leaders. Carl, commissioner of Imperial Chinese bays, arrived in Nanking, bound for a two year stay in the United Isles.
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Seattle
Wash
Pacific
United States
Feaders
Japan
Hong Kong
Mgr Carl
Nanking
Vitort
Byu
United Plies
New SAP Sleeper Service Between Waco and San Antonio
A new sleeper train from Waco to San Antonio is announced as a great convenience for travelers. The service, labeled I W A, is expected to boost rail travel and provide comfortable accommodations for passengers on the route.
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SAP
Waco
Texas
San Antonio
Teddy
Local Weather Report Shows 92 Degree High and Winds
The report details the maximum temperature reaching 92 in the last 12 hours ending at 7 PM with 8 mph wind at 7 AM. It compares current readings with the previous year and notes the Texas cotton region bulletin and national weather outlook will be in the ninth page.
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Texas Cotton Region
New Orleans Vets Bar Ladies Meet in July
The text outlines a Confederate Veterans chapter in New Orleans planning a meeting in July. It mentions women veterans and a constitutional reference, noting internal distinctions about participation and eligibility, with no clear events or outcomes documented.
Big Ship Kron Pring Wilhelm Hits Berg Unhurt
A German Lloyd steamer Kron Pring Wilhelm collided with an iceberg near Bremen while not in German waters. On board were Baron Sperk and others from the German Ambassadory. The accident happened at night. few passengers noticed but there were no casualties.
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New York
Kron Pring Wilhelm
Baron Sperk
van Sternberg
Bremen
Attiek
Oldest Confederate Vet in Louisiana Dies
New Orleans reports the death of Colonel William Wreon described as Louisiana’s oldest Confederate veteran. The obituary notes his service in the era and references his lineage through Mary Grint. Family longstanding in Louisiana and Mississippi are mentioned in local recollections.
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New Orleans
William Wreon
Lautetana
Ueseus
Gener
S. Iran
Theough
Mary Grint
Wrenn
Mexican Plotters Charged With Murder and Revolt
George Bartlett reports trials of Mexican plotters in arrest, the revolutionists facing numerous charges including murder and incitement. He notes many arrests in two weeks and predicts harsh punishment, likely executions, as the national capital holds nearly all accused and seeks more evidence.
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George Bartlett
Westcomn
Caluniar
Bartlett
Santa Fe Road Indicted. Rebates Alleged in Freight Scheme
Chicago July 10 agencies report federal grand jury returned indictments against the Santa Fe railroad for illegal rebates totaling about 1 2 million to a shipper and its associates. The case centers on shipments of building material with claims of $100 000 in improper rebates. The railroad faces potential fines and penalties under Sherman anti trust law. Additional indictments accuse Stafford Moon factories company of violating the Sherman act along with other rust members for church furniture.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jary
Achisomy
Toyoka & Sanla Fe Railroad
Lve
Real. Ing
Liice
Investigutta
Federal Aan Jis
Revirnad Idiotments
Shermap
Stuford Moon Factories Company
Uils City
Ale Tegan
Booming Rail Lines For City Meet At 4 O Clock
San Antonio business leaders gather for a divestment meeting chaired by Nat Washer of the Business Men's Club. Uriah Gort, famed rail promoter, attends as plans for a direct rail link to Hiddga county and Ayansis Fass extension are anticipated to be discussed. The Maine Company quits, with Mattia in The Light noting a second withdrawal.
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Nat Mr. Washer
Qavetiy
San Antonio
Uriah Gort
Iportant Railroad
Hiddga
Ayansis Fass
Sad Ategelo
Maine
Mattia
Frisco Says No on Aliens License Denial Sparks Court Appeal
San Francisco police commissioners refused employment office licenses to Japanese and other aliens. The matter was sent to Attorney General Bonaparte to determine if treaty rights were infringed. The Japanese plan to appeal, claiming the action violates their rights while officials argue it applies equally to all aliens under police powers.
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San Francisco
Cal
Bonaparte
United States
Devlin
Japs Make No Demands Deny Ultimatum to U S
State Department and Japanese embassy in Washington deny a Tokyo claim that Japan issued demands to the United States over Japanese treatment in San Francisco. Officials say no recent correspondence or negotiations exist, and Japan has not warned of actions against Californians.
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Mikado
United States
Washington, D.C
Fromm
State Department
Hague
London Daily Telegraph
Japan
San Francisco
Jinkahead
Hergell
Japanese Admiral Yevidmoto predicts ties with U S endure
Admiral Yevidmoto states cannot sever longstanding friend relations between the United States and Japan and expects any incident to fade. He and his suite tour the Canmani Yamamov inspecting gun shows and European shipyards, planning visits to American navy yards and shipbuilding plants as quarantine stops.
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United States
Japan
Paifie
Tne
Countrie
Ademir Yevidmoto
Europe
Mary
Henderson
Goourieh
New York Navy Yard
New
Mystery clears early on battleship tie with Japan
Paris reports a US statement indicating the United States intends to bind a battleship task to Japan long ago and a delayed decision was not to hinder talks with Japan. The note hints at an early accord amid high suspicion of weariness toward Japan.
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Paris
Daly
Aupene
Troy
Japan
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Santa FE Road
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