Supreme Court split over Northern Securities case ruling
Judge Sanborn and Thayer describe the court's decision upholding the anti trust act against the merger of Northern Pacific and Great Northern. The Securities Company holds major stock in both lines, with implications for competition and potential appeals to the Supreme Court as Wall Street reacts to the verdict and stock moves.
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Eal. Minn
United States
Great Northern- Pacific
Sanborn
Tratea
Northern Securitiea Pacific
Great
San
Thayer
van Sanbern
Burlington
Northern Pacific Northern
Ern Securities Company
Jane
New Jersey
Northern Securities Company
Congress
Sugmon
Nineto
Tittle
New York
Wall Street
Supreme Court
Securitea
Man Sues County Over Fall Injuries in Court
MES THE COUNTY filed a damage claim in superior court seeking 7009 dollars. The plaintiff alleges a fall occurred six months ago inside a county building between the dining area and store room, causing injuries that shortened a leg.
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Lynch al- Biht
Victoria Faces A Coal Famine Across Failing Mines
Victoria British Columbia faces a coal shortage after the Extension mines closed. Prices rose as supply tightens with 10,000 tons on hand and ships diverted to bunkers as rail lines strain. Dunamuire sends tug to Seattle to secure Kesign coal while Como remains steady for steam use only.
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Arike
Coifie
Naneime
Veerelan
Dunamuire
Seattle
Como
Gallagher admits Boston murder after four years on run
Detective Hodges moves Gallagher from Taunton to Boston to face murder charges in the McMahon case. Gallagher, long a fugitive, finally confessed after a police stool pigeon tipped him off. he had eluded capture despite a $600 reward and a three year old circular.
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Sena & Gallagher
Wee
Benith
Mass
Alfred B. Hodges
Gal- St
Heyer
Mara
Taunton
Heattie
Joseph Mc
Mahon
Gallagher
McMahon Gallagher
Wierer
McMahon
Boston
St. Michael
Alaska
Meattie
Washington Street
Hodges
Olympia
Crotty & Allison
Child killed by a train near Lehi Utah
A passenger train struck Violet Potafield in Lehi while several school children fled a band of horses and took refuge on the railroad grade. The girl died instantly and six other children narrowly escaped serious harm as the train passed.
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Lehi
Utah
Violet Potafield
Potefield
Bank building cave in buries twelve in Staunton
A cave in during moving a bank building at Harrisonburg Staunton Va collapses the structure burying twelve workers. Two died on site two badly injured five lightly hurt. Wheat market update from Chicago notes prices at 75 percent.
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Staunton
Harrisonburg
Forage Ads Seek Livestock Feed for Alaska Depot
The Hingham ad seeks delivery of 4,447,000 pounds of barley corn hay and straw to supply military posts in Alaska. The notice calls for shipments to several depots and emphasizes timely delivery for defense needs.
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Hingham
Miliary Poets
Alaska
Lamp Explosion Scatters Light Fire At Hotel
A lamp exploded in the Third Avenue hotel just before midnight, starting a small blaze. The damage was nominal and no injuries were reported.
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Third Avenue
Strike 18 Settled After Moran Fires Machinists Walkout
Moran Hires machinists end a weeks long strike by agreeing to return to nine hour days. L Craft, president of the Machinists Union, says an amicable settlement was reached with terms unspecified though satisfactory. The molders and boilermakers remain on strike as separate actions.
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Moran
Vnion
Machinists’ Union
Biow
L. Craft
Naval lecture tour to spotlight Captain Mobeon in Seattle
Captain Mobeon, touring nearly every state, will lecture on navy affairs and U S world power at the Grand Opera House in Seattle Tuesday night April 1. He travels with Eugene Pond and Major J B Pend, guests of Mr and Mrs A J Miethen Jr, and a reception is planned at the Rainier Grand Sunday afternoon.
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Richmond Perareon Hotwon
Union
Mobeon
Navy
United States
Grand Opera House
Mcbeon
Hebron B.I
Fantisas
Thie City
Navy Yard
Hia
Rainier Grand
Hobson
Eugene Pond
Lyceum
J. BR. Pend
A. J. Miethen, Jr
Steamer Bewater Delayed for San Francisco Voyage
The steamer Bewater, slated to sail for San Francisco this morning, will not depart until this evening due to a delay. The vessel will carry 150 passengers from Beattie.
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Bewater
San Francisco
Beattie
Will Grow Japanese Oysters on Puget Sound
Willcox of the Helingham Bay Oyster Company plans to plant 700 acres of oyster beds on Samammish mill lands with 400 sacks and 2% barrels of Japanese oysters from Hiroshima. The venture marks Puget Sound's first attempt to culture Japanese oysters, after a 20 day Pacific voyage. He expects some mortality but hopes enough oysters survive to make the experiment viable.
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Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Orient
Iilcox
Rhelingham Bay
Puget
Hiroshima
Willcox
Pacific
Plan to Vacate City Streets for Waterway Debate
The Seattle and Lake Washington Waterway Company seeks vacation of parts of Tenth Eleventh and Twelfth streets along the canal line now under construction. The council committee on streets favors delaying action until the injunction against the company is resolved in superior court. The Chamber of Commerce debated the issue with J J McGilvin urging against Cedar River water use for the project. A harbor committee was instructed to seek a council pledge to refrain from vacating streets pending investigation. Also noted are arrivals of the Steamer City of Puebla from San Francisco with 280 passengers and the collier Montana carrying powder for Puget Sound yards.
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Council Committee On
Seattle & Lake Washington Aterney Company
Waterway Company
Chamber of Commerce
J. J. McGilvin
Cedar River City
Harbor Committee
City of
Puebla
San
Dutch Strike Sees Fatal Incident as Workers Stand Firm
In Notterdam Holland today heat from a strike escalated when guards fired on picketing workers. One person was killed as 94 percent of Mathway company employees offered to return to work while most unions remain solidly out. The general strike appears unlikely.
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Hotterdam
Helland
April & Holdiers
Iay
Notterdam
Holland
Dutch Mathway Company
Carters
Elala
Kilduff
Milholland
Shiffer
George Dennteon
Lee Bhiffer
Bhiffier
Milhelland
Lee Shiffier
Compa
J. W. Palmer
Crete
Hickey Wild On Pitch In Wild Bay Area Contest
In Ban Francisco April a wild game unfolded as Jack Hickey dominated opponents, fanning 13 and driving in runs. Frantic action also produced a Sacramento win over Portland 6 to 1 while Los Angeles beat Oakland 10 to 2 with smooth pitching and offense.
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Ban Francisco
Jack Hickey
Fee
Mickey
Fan Kisco
Mohton
Leahy
Wilson
Ban Franuciace
Beattle
Municipal Ownership Plan Moves Through City Vote
In Springfield, a municipal ownership bill passed 44 to 1. The enabling act empowers the city to own and operate a streetcar system. Voters approved the measure as a step toward direct city operation of transit services in the future.
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Etrest Oar
Evlah
Rswaye
Chamberlain to Visit America Amid Visit Plans
A disputed report from Manchester states Prime Minister Chamberlain plans an informal visit to the United States next fall. The article notes discussions to be viewed in a domestic light and mentions desire for a relaxed, unofficial visit.
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Manchester
England
Chamberlain
Arabas
America
Four English seamen charged with piracy and mutiny
Four Veronica seamen held since January were committed for trial on charges of murder arson and conspiracy. Trial to be set for next session in London after piracy mutiny allegations surfaced against crew.
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London
Veronica
Walkout Paralyzes New Orleans Cotton Trade
In New Orleans on April 8 a broad labor walkout across all cotton shipping interests has begun. Workers, both white and Black, have announced a strike that could involve thousands, with a mass meeting planned for the evening. Commerce on the wharves is halted and ships in port face paralysis.
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New Orleans
Madrona Park Real Estate Ad Promotes City Lots
Fos & Co. promote Madrona Park additions near the car line with 80 foot frontages and 12 foot alleys. Griswold endorses the sale as a city improvement and offers payment terms from 60 to 100 dollars down, with monthly balance.
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M. M. Griewold Rey
Neers
Choi
Beattie
Griswold
Madrona Park
34Th
Denny Way
Fos & W. N. Fos & Co
Street Car Employes Ore Arbitration Progress Report
The street car strike arbitration board resumed at 10 o clock with union witnesses detailing firings tied to union activity and company hostility. Company members followed with evidence on previous unions while tensions remained, witnesses recounting alleged maneuvers by inspectors and managers, and a focus on events leading to the strike. The session filled the Chamber of Commerce main room as hearings adjourned for 1:30 PM.
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Ite
Chamber of Commerce
F. A. Must
W. Tlarmen
Conm
George Donworth
Jacob Purth
Deanworth
Withester
K.P. Dunningham
Kompeter
Dunn
Perel
Kempeter
Cunningham
Dosnworth
H. Kilduff
Mr. Powell
Kilduff
George” Dickinson
Jacob Furth
Bhiffier
Milholland
H. Horton
J. BE. Went
Kempster
Mr. Went
Powell
B. W. McCoy
Inspector Riverman
McCoy
James Scanlan
Mr. McCoy
Jimmy Seanlon
Ettend
A& Non
J. D. McGrill
Madison
Riverman
Madison Street
Setrizere
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Victoria
Boynang
Sette
the Star
B. C
HN EL Gallagher
Holmes
Massachusetts
John E. Gallagher
Chicago
Morans
Naval
Marine News
Bellingham Bay Oyster Company
Harashima
Bacramento
Portland
0Lo
Rome
Graham
Portlandl
Wagie
Harlow
Ecore
Hacramento
Los Angeles
Angels
Aplingfield
Fos & Russel
Bik
Renta
THE
Buffalo Clothing House
Electric Company
Ballard
A. Lawrence
Pacific Ox Wholesale and Retail
It Clothing Comp
Y. Clothing Ve
Cor
Marion St
W. B. Hutchinson Co Cor
2D Ae
Union St
Adams & Blanchard
Men's and Boys’ Outfitters
Second Avenue
Hinckley Block
the Peoples Store
Mali
Tee
Berlin
Piper Io Fain
First Avenue and
Spring Street
Everything Electrical
Av. S
Stewart & Holmes Drug Company
First Avenue
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