Senator Suggests Anti trust Clause in Land Leases
Nelson Minnesota senator proposes including an anti trust clause in land leases to curb monopolistic practices. The move aims to prevent collusion and ensure fair access to property.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1906
Page
1
Senator Nelson to push land bill tying leases to Sherman law
A bill from Senator Nelson of Minnesota aims to implement Roosevelt's land reform ideas. It would lease public lands with coal and gas deposits, ban inter state restraint, and allow immediate cancellation for lease violations. Leases would pay royalties and follow new government rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasningion
Senator Neeon
Minnesota
Committee On Public Lands
Roosevelt
Nelson
Nelson Will
Government lands opened to lease under regulated restrictions
Fragmentary text indicates policy to open lands to lease under government regulations with preferred restrictions. The phrasing suggests official action to limit or control access while enabling lease opportunities under set rules.
New Independent Japanese Immigration Report Planned
Washington reports a new independent study on Japanese immigration to the United States with a summary given to President Roosevelt. Frank Sargent, commissioner general of immigration, briefed the president on Hawaii routes from Japan, with an official report pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Frank Sargent
White House
Roosevelt
California
Hawaii
Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
Japan
Honolulu
Gift to Marquette College Funds New Milwaukee Home
Milwaukee Pec 26 Announcement is made of a gift of 110000 to defray the entire expense of the construction and equipment of a new home for Marquette college to be erected at Grand avenue and Eleventh street Milwaukee. Donors are Mr and Mrs Robert A Johnston and their son Rev Robert Story Johnston S J of Fiorizcant Mo Trustees offered to change the name to Johnston college but the Johnstons declined preferring the institution keep its name. Father Johnston is an alumnus of the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Pec
Marquette College
Grand Avenue
Eleventh Street
Robert A. Johnston
Robert Story Johnston
S. J
Fiorizcant
2Rette
Johnston College
Johnstons
Johnet Ee
Switching Crew Blamed In Fatal Soo Line Wreck
Enderlin North Dakota December 26 The switching crew in charge of the freight train is blamed for the wreck that followed when passenger train 106 eastbound crashed into a freight engine and cars killing and injuring over twenty. Coroner T Patterson of Ransom county led a three member jury to fix responsibility. The verdict cites incompetence of the freight switching crew and notes Soo Line management negligent in hiring inexperienced men. Sidney D Adams of Lisbon acted for the state's attorney in his absence. No arrests confirmed yet though anticipated in some quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enderlin
N. D
Soo Line
Sidney D. Adams
Lisbon
Safeblowers Fire Barn In Atlanta Livery Stables
Five hundred horses and mules burned at Har per Bros livery stables in Atlanta on December 26. Loss estimated around $100,000. Explosion caused by safeblowers blowing the safe in the office, overturning a lamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Harper Bros
Safeblowers
Diaz moves to remedy Imperial Valley flood damage
Washington reports Ambassador Thompson says President Diaz acts promptly to address property damage from the Colorado River overflow into the Galtos sink in the Imperial Valley. The note indicates U S and Mexico cooperation to restore affected lands and protect residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department Hs
Thompson
Mexico
Diaz
Imperial Valley
Colorado River
Galtos Sink
Shan Gradually Falling Teheran Palace Report
Dec 26 dispatch says the shah’s reserve strength is gradually failing and he no longer rallies when given stimuli. Factually reports a weakening monarch with reduced responsiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Santa
Troops Guard Wahalak As Negro Mob Fortifies Near Town
Meridian Mississippi reports a fortified group of black residents two miles from Wahalak vowing to resist locals. They threaten to burn the town in vengeance for two killings of black men and a wounding of another by a Mobile and Ohio conductor. White citizens arm as militia arrives with Gatling gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Miss
Wahalak
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Columbus
Bride Shot At Reception In Ira Investigation
In Rutland Vermont on December 26 officials in Ira Vermont opened a probe into the shooting of Mrs Mary Parker Gilmore wife of Charles Gilmore as she greeted unseen guests at a wedding reception. Two shots rang out from darkness hitting her in the arm and her sister in law Mrs Henry Gilmore in the shoulder. The bride's wound is described as serious while her sister in law's injury is not severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Ira
Mary Parker Gilmore
Charles Gilmore
Henry Gilmore
In Defending Mother
Sixteen year old Henry Siebele bought a revolver with savings to buy a Christmas gift for his mother and shot his stepfather Henry Brinker as he attacked the mother with a hatchet. Brinker died from five gunshot wounds. Siebele was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Henry Siebele
Henry Brinker
Brinker
Siebele
Brother-in-law shot in Osseo barn in self defense claim
Clyde King, 25, shot and killed Elias Jobes, his brother in law, in Jobes barn at Osseo near Minneapolis. Two shots struck near the heart. King jailed, says act was in self defense after being captured at Maple Lake while telephoning his father in North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Clyde King
Elias Jobes
Inlaw
Osseo
King
Maple Lake
North Dakota
Akron official frees former councilman from fine
Akron officials remit the $500 fine for former Councilman Jerry Amundson who faced trial on bribery solicitation charges. His jail term, suspended on condition, had been supported by prominent men who argued he had already suffered punishment and could not pay the fine due to poverty and large family responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Jerry Amundson
Amundson
Admiralty court convicts Nebogatoff in surrender to Japanese
The St. Petersburg court martial sentences Rear Admiral Nebogatoff and three squadron commanders to death for surrendering to the Japanese at the Sea of Japan battle of May 28, 1905. the court asks the emperor to commute to ten years in prison, with four other officers jailed briefly and the rest acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Nebogatoff
Sea of Japan
Lichino
Apraxine
Gregorieff
Seniavien
Smirnoff
Nicolai
Neboestoff
Dedovi
Navy
Fear for their lives among ex officials in Russia
In St. Petersburg on December 26 a murder at the hands of unknown assailants has left prominent Russians, including ex-officials tied to the Von Plehve and Sipiaguine regimes, apprehensive about their safety and possible reprisals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Alexis Ignatieff
von Plehve
Sipiaguine
Train collision in Springfield injures eighteen
In Springfield Ohio on December 26 a Big Four passenger train collided with train No 96 in the western part of the city. Eighteen passengers were injured while the crew of the passenger train jumped for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Checks Scattered on Dayton Streets Valued at 10000
Messenger lost packages containing checks totaling 10000 for Indiana Columbus and Eastern Traction Company employees. Checks were scattered along Dayton streets after a wagon incident with some recovered by Mittendorf and an ex councilman. Several forged checks reported among merchants and employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Indiana
Columbus
Eastern
T Tion Company
Traction Company
Mittendorf
Union presents $10,000 Christmas relief to strikers
About 4,000 striking printers in the United States for an eight hour day received a Christmas gift from the International Typographical Union totaling $10,000. Each man got about $2.51 in addition to weekly strike pay. The gift included a coin and a suggestion to buy a Christmas turkey for their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Red States
Wealthy Western mine owner kills kin then plans dinner
In Wisconsin on December 26 W McGill, a wealthy mine owner from the West, allegedly killed relatives named McGill after being rejected by his parents for twenty one years and invited all McGills in the state to a dinner. His aged father and mother are overcome with joy, with reports of his fortune tied to past predictions in Denver Seattle Minneapolis and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha, Wis
W McGill
McGill
Wisconsin
Denver
Seattle
Minneapolis
Wood
Portland
Magcon Signs Decree Appoints Commission to Revise Cuba Laws
Havana December 26 Governor Mase signed a decree appointing a commission to revise Cuba laws. The panel will draft an electoral law and provisional and municipal codes governing the organization and functions of the judicial system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Havana
Mase
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