After the Packers Orders Steps Taken to Break It
Initial movement will tesin in Chicago. Bill in equity for injunction to be framed. Other news of general interest to readers.
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Chicago
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1902
Page
3
Knox outlines beef trust probe and possible injunction
Attorney General Knox announced that the department directed officials to probe charges of a beef trust restraining interstate trade. Preliminary findings support filing a bill in equity to restrain the combination in the northern district of Illinois. Chicago packers welcomed the investigation and denied collusion to fix prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Washington
Knox
W. A. Day
Esa
Washington
United States
Day
Bethea
Chicago
East
Tlinois
Packing House
Georgia Representative introduces tariff repeal on meats
Representative Livingston of Georgia today introduced a bill repealing the portion of schedule 6 of the tariff law of 1897 that imposes a duty on meats. The proposal aims to remove the agricultural import tax, signaling a shift in trade policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Georgia
Remarkable Operation Grafts Dog Skull to Human Head
Doctors at the college hospital in Saginaw Michigan perform a remarkable operation grafting a dog skull piece into a patient named John Osberg of Kenton Houghton County The hole over the brain measured about an inch and a half in diameter and was filled with the graft After four years a foreign growth pressed on the brain causing convulsions The operation involved chloroforming a dog and implanting its skull fragment into Osberg’s head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College’ Hospital
Saginaw
Mich
John Osberg
Kenton
Houghton County
Olberg
Olbert
Runaway Car Crashes Into Galena Wholesale Store
A runaway car on the Frisco line near Galena Kansas flew off the rails and plowed into the east end of the Interstate wholesale grocery on North Main Street. The impact punched a cavity as large as the freight car and sent part of the car inside the building. A flying switch misdirected cars to a side track as brakes refused to work, the collision tearing through everything in its path until the speed was halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
Galena
Kan
Interstate
North Main Street
Senator Uses Knife on Streetcar Conductor in Washington
An unnamed Mississippi State Senator allegedly jabbed the conductor’s hand with a pen knife during a streetcar altercation in Washington. The conductor was not seriously wounded and will not prosecute, citing the senator’s claim of self defense under constitutional protection. The senator was not arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Money
Missppi
Washington
Avas
Accused Abductor Leopold Stein Arrested in Vienna
Leopold Stein, once a New York husband of Miss J Irick, was arrested in Vienna on information from the New York police. He is charged with attempting to abduct a Viennese girl. Stein formerly resided in New York before deserting his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Stein
Vienna
Austria
New York
Stein
Jirick
Torpedo Boat Destroyer Hopkins Launched at Wilmington Yard
The torpedo boat destroyer Hopkins was launched at the yards of Harlan Hollingsworth in Wilmington Delaware on Thursday. The launching ceremony was performed by Mrs. Gould Hawes of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Harlan &, Hollingsworth. Company
Wilington
Del
Pie ‘Gould “Hawes
Washington
Cattlemen Protest Leasing Public Grazing Lands
A Nebraska delegation led by Bartlett Richards and others arrived in Washington to press a bill for leasing public grazing lands. Millard presented the group’s petition and spoke on the subject of leasing the public domain for grazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Washington
Bartlett Richards
Charles F. Coffy
Chadron
Maddisette
Rushville
Daniel Gordon
William Verdon
E._C. Harris
Millard
Dietrich
Presd
Dills
Reception at Bayamo for President-elect Estrada Palma
Report of Estrada Palma arriving in Bayamo with hundreds on horseback to greet him. Havana representatives said they would ask the American government to grant pardons for Estrada Palma, as discussed by Havana officials and the municipal council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayam Be
Estrada Paik
Bayamo
Riot clashes erupt at Patterson over dye workers strike
Riot actions escalate as dye plant workers resist conditions in Patterson. Police and plant managers exchange gunfire in several clashes. Many injured on both sides as officials consider state aid, though local police report they can handle the unrest. Potato prices trend higher with scarce supply and cargo from Louisiana noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Morton, founder of Arbor Day, dead at milestone age
The state mourns as Morton, renowned founder of Arbor Day, dies after a life shaping lane history. Friends and colleagues remember his vision, his public service, and the lasting green legacy he leaves behind.
Convicts Plant Trees at Prison Grove Plantings
Warden Jewett of the Kansas Penitentiary oversees a large orchard project. Over the past two weeks inmates planted about 600 apple trees and 2,000 peach trees on the prison grounds, completing a significant reforestation effort.
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Jewett
Kani Gh
Leg Break Shocks Mrs Whisler in Fall Incident
Mrs N L Whisler suffered a broken leg just above the ankle when she and Whisler were thrown from a cart or vehicle in a fall. The report notes the injury occurred during the incident and details are limited.
Bishop Nathaniel S Thomas Declines Seabed Honor
Rev Nathaniel S Thomas elected bishop of Salina district by the Episcopal house of bishops in Cincinnati says he will not accept the honors. He announced he will notify the house of bishops of his decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel S. ‘Thomas
Salina
Kas
Episcopal House of Bishops
Cincinnati
Thomas i
House of Bishops
Governor Murphy of Arizona to Resign
The governor of Arizona announced he will resign. O Brodie, lieutenant colonel of Roosevelt's Rough Riders, is named to succeed him pending the expiration of the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Arizona
Roosevelt’s .Rough _ Riders
Roosevelt
Queen Wilhelmina Dispatch Reports Nightfall Health
A Hague dispatch notes Queen Wilhelmina had a quiet night with the fall in temperature easing. The bulletin emphasizes she is receiving sufficient nourishment and health remains a matter of cautious hope. The brief detail underscores ongoing concerns about her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelming
Hague
Wilhelmina
Perature
Morton Dies After Illness in Lake Forest Home
Julius Sterling Morton of Nebraska City Neb died Sunday April 27 at his son Mark Morton’s Lake Forest Illinois home. Survived by sons Mark Paul and Joy Morton and their families who were at his bedside. Funeral plans set with services in Lake Forest and Nebraska City. Morton originated Arbor Day and served as secretary of agriculture under Cleveland. His wife Caroline Joy Morton died in 1881.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska City
Neb
Mark Morton
Oat Lake Forest
Ill
Mark
Paul
Joy Morton
Drs
Haven
Lake Forest
Henry B. Favill
Hhicago
Morton
Chicago
Mexico
South
Mr. Morton
Julius Sterling Morton
Buchanan
Territory
Nebraska
Cleveland
Prarie States
Department of Agriculture
Michigan
Arbor Lodge
Caroline Joy, Freach
Detroit
Death of J Sterling Morton Shocks Nebraska City
Nebraska City mourns J Sterling Morton at Lake Forest Illinois where he died at seventy after a fall cold illness. He lost his younger son Carl to pneumonia last year and had grown despondent since, leaving the community in deep sorrow and unity in grief. His funeral plans remain undisclosed as townspeople recall his wide esteem across social ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
Nebraska ‘City
Neb
J. Sterling Morton
Lake Forest
Ill
Morton
Mexico
Mark Morton
Carl
Waukegan
A Very Busy Life J Sterling Morton Nebraska History
J Sterling Morton born Adams New York April 22 1832. He moved to Michigan and Nebraska City after studying at Ann Arbor and Union College. Morton served in territorial legislature congress unseated then governor nominee defeated. He aided Nebraska agriculture and founded Arbor Lodge with wife Emeline Sterling Morton shaping its home and community role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska
J. Sterling’ Morton
Adams
Jefferson County
New York
Richard Morton
Wartford
Dartmouth_college
Juluus Dewen Morton
St. Albans
Emeline Sterling
Ant
Hey Fe
Michigan
Morton
Albion
State University
Ann Arbor
Union ~College
Bellevue
Nebraska City
Florence
Congress
David Butler
State Board of Agriculture
Arbor Lodge
New Chancellor for K U Dr Frank Strong Elected
The Kansas university regents unanimously chose Dr Frank Strong president of the University of Oregon to fill KU’s vacant chancellorship. The post pays 4500 annually. Strong, Yale 1884 graduate, has westward roots as St Joseph high school principal 1888 1892 and Lincoln Nebraska superintendent 1892 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Strong
Uni
Oregon
Board of Regents
Kansas University
University of Oregon
University of Kansas
Strong
Yale
West
St. Joseph High School
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Association of Superintendents
Outlaw Killed in North Loup Horse Theft Chase Near Neb
Two battles with horse thieves near North Loup Nebraska end with Charles Wilson dead from a head wound and ex Sheriff Houck wounded in the leg. George Haskell captured at Greeley Center after deputies pursue thieves across Greeley Sherman and Valley counties. Bloodhounds aided the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilson
Horsethief
Houck
Ord
North Loup
George Haskell
Wilson
Greeley Center
Haskell
Hock
Greeley
Sherman
Valley Counties
Raised the Duty on Mexican Calves by El Paso Collector
Collector of Customs Patrick Garrett in El Paso Texas ruled that all imported Mexican cattle under one year old must pay import duty of 3.75 dollars per head instead of 2 dollars. The decision drew protests from ranchers and the corralites company filed a protest to Washington. Cattle were appraised by Inspector Dwyer under Garrett with the import season just opening and many young cattle bound for northern ranges will be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Garrett
el Paso
Tex
Coralités Company
Washieatai
Corralites
Inspector Dwyer
Garrett
Manuscript Bible of eighth century valued at $50,000
The New York collection holds a highly decorated eighth century manuscript Bible owned by J P Morgan a nephew of J P Morgan who bought it in Italy and arrived on the steamer Germanic. The book was declared but inspectors ordered appraisers to estimate the value of the emerald diamond and sapphire cover worth about fifty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
J.P. Morgan
J. P. ‘Morgan
Italy
Morgan
Joplin Tornado Kills Two and Hurts Many
A violent tornado struck Joplin causing two confirmed deaths and multiple fatally injured residents. Property losses reach about two hundred thousand dollars as the storm ravaged western suburbs including Moonshine Hill and Villa Heights. Two fatalities occurred at Moonshine Hill with more injuries reported in Googo mines and surrounding camps.
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Land
Joplin
Esther Hunter
Martha Cape
Bidwell
Hunter
Anna Hunter
Marion Hicks
Kruger
Villa Heights
Ir. B.kelley
Googoo Mines
Moonshine Hill
Child Commits Suicide After School Fear In Kansas City
Frances Rigby a 12 year old daughter of R M Rigby, president of Rigby Printing Co, Kansas City, was found dying on a street near her home and died at City Hospital from carbolic acid. Officials cite fear of punishment for a trifling offense at school as a possible motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances . Rigby
R. M. Rigby
Rigby Printing Company
Kansas City
City
Money for Buildings Appropriation in Congress
Congress approved expenditures totaling 300000 for Lincoln 125000 for Hastings and 100000 for Norfolk. The Lincoln federal building will be reconstructed and new buildings erected at Hastings and Norfolk. The measure is described as certain to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Hastings
Norfolk
Nebraska
Congress
Lincoln Federal
Great Rock Island Route Offers Free Travel Guide to Colorado
The article promotes Colorado as an ideal vacation destination with its mountains and valleys. A free illustrated book detailing where to go, trip costs, camping options, and budget tips is being prepared for distribution by the Great Rock Island Route through Mr W Thompson in Topeka and Frank H Barnes in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Great Rock - Island
W. Thompson
Topeka
Kan
Frank H. Barnes
Lincoln
Neb
Daughters of Revolution elect officers in Denver session
The Daughters of the Revolution in Denver Colorado elected officers. President general Miss Adelaine W Sterling of New Jersey recorded secretary general Mrs Carleton M Moody of Pennsylvania treasurer general Mrs George W Hodges of New York and corresponding secretary general Miss Emma G Page of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Revolution
Daughters of the Revolution
Denver
Colo
Adelaine W. Sterling
New Jersey
Carleton M.moody
Pennsylvania
George. W. Hodges
New York
Emma G. Page
Four killed by cave in in Roger Mills County Oklahoma
Mrs. Eli Frew and her three young children were killed by a cave in at their dugout in Roger Mills County Oklahoma. Frew had moved his family to the area six weeks earlier to establish a new home, according to information reaching Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Frew
Roger Mills County
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Frew
Liberty's Torch Relit After War Department Transfer
The electric light on Liberty's Torch in New York Harbor was extinguished in early March by the ghth ouse department and was relit Wednesday night under the supervision of the war department, which now controls it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
New York Harbor
Ghthouse Department
War Department
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Michigan Physicians
VALE
Cuba
Atha Fi
Kage
Louisiana
Sage
Hiness
Arbor Day
Lane
K. U
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