Freeman to Head Texas & Pacific Rail?oad
Judge Thomas J. Freeman was elected vice president and general manager of the Texas & Pacific Railway. He will assume active management soon, stressing his 22 years with the road. He expects the Gould properties to remain distinct after the May 16 sale of the International & Great Northern, though operating and traffic agreements will be close.
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Thomas J. Freeman
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Shows Immense Power of Morgan and Trusts
New York May 10. Special Examiner McKley says a chart submitted in the Alpha Cement rate discrimination hearing displays the influence of United States Steel and J. P. Morgan & Co. on railroad and industrial affairs. The chart lists capitalization of related boards at $15,857,629,339 and total gross income at $4,640,508,502.
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Taft Posed in Mason's Apron for Lodge Photograph
President Taft wore a Maggale apron for a photograph taken yesterday in Washington. The image will be presented to the Alexandria lodge of Masons to accompany its famous portrait of George Washington and be placed beside it.
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Indictments Over Distilleries Leases Hit Louisville Firms
The Courier Journal reports federal grand juries at Owensboro returned indictments charging irregularities in distillery leasing. Kentucky Distilleries & Warehouse Co faces fifteen counts while United American Co, which recently acquired Bernheim distilleries, faces three counts. The cases test the practice of leasing plants to appear as producers. The inquiry began during the Owensboro federal court session in March.
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Kentucky Distilleries & Warehouse Company
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Bernheim Distilleries
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Putnam Heiress Weds New Hampshire Candy Merchant
Miss Gertrude R. Putnam, niece of Thomas J. Putnam of the Congressional Library, and descendant of Gen Israel Putnam, married Constantine C. Motaklis a Salem candy merchant in Nashua New Hampshire thirteen months ago. A photograph sent to John Boyden Putnam of Hume California revealed the wedding and that he signed papers transferring a mine to the couple.
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Thomas J. Putnam
Congressional Library
Washington
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Nashua
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John Boyden Putnam
Hume
Cal
California
Yiddish Theater In Chicago Closed After One Season
The Palace opera house block at Twelfth street and Blue Island avenue was sold signaling the end of the Yiddish stage in Chicago. Samuel and Alexander Isenstein say the house will reopen next season as an English theater due to growing demand from younger Jewish patrons for English productions.
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Samuel Isenstein
Labrador People Suffer From Food Shortage
Five thousand to six thousand settlers along the Labrador coast face hunger due to a harsh winter. Telegrams to Dr. W. T. Grenfell of the Grenfell Association report the distress. the association will send 500 to St Johns to buy and ship supplies to Battle Harbor.
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Labrador Coast
W. T. Grenfell
Grenfell Association
Battle Harbor
Labrador
St. Johns
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Chicago proposed as 1912 Republican convention site
The Republican county central committee in Chicago passed resolutions at its annual meeting urging the national committee to choose Chicago for the 1912 convention and asking Illinois national committeeman Frank O Lowden to use his influence toward that end.
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Republican County Central Committee
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Illinois
Frank O. Lowden
Newfoundland Premier Pushes Quebec to Labrador Railway
Sir Edward Morris in New York to meet capitalists on a proposed Quebec to Cape Sir Charles Labrador railway. The plan includes a Lusitania type ocean line from Labrador to Liverpool, promising a three night Atlantic crossing and year round service. The route could shorten travel to Lower Canada and the central United States by about 1000 miles.
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Roosevelt to attend Chicago child welfare exhibit
Theodore Roosevelt will be a guest at a Chicago child welfare exhibit planned to run for two weeks. An invitation was extended weeks ago and Roosevelt indicated he would attend if circumstances allow. A placard in the health section condemns large families as raising the child death rate based on Hamilton's 1600-family study.
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Riebe Undertaking Co Auto Ambulance Service
Riebe Undertaking Co offers auto ambulance service at 221 EB Com with phone contact 34.
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Detained steamship Clyde held for questioning recruits
The Clyde of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. was detained in Colon for two hours as officials questioned many deck passengers suspected of being recruited for Brazil by a West Indian named Owens. Owens, recently released and exiled as undesirable after a Canal Zone forgery sentence, was taken ashore under arrest. The captain refused to allow removal of the recruits without papers from the British consul, which officials could not obtain.
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Lincoln Way Assured from Lincoln Home to Springfield
The senate adopted a house joint resolution directing the State Historical Society to investigate and plan a Lincoln Way from Abraham Lincoln's Kentucky home to Springfield. Plans and a report will be submitted at the next legislative session.
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Reptile queen arreste d after snake throw at show
In Waterbury Connecticut a performer billed as Zoma the queen of reptiles is jailed on assault charges after allegedly throwing a snake at a young woman during a circus side show. The serpent struck the woman in the face and tangled around her arm and shoulder as she collapsed into hysteria. The case follows a separate Albany report noting frequent printing errors in New York legislature bills and critiques of the state printer and clerks.
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Albany
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