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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1897

Page

2

Walker Calls Supreme Court Ruling a Nationwide Commercial Panic

Aldace Walker chairman of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad notes the Supreme Court decision extending the Sherman Act to railroads shocks business, fears widespread enforcement, and predicts rapid adoption of similar state laws. He argues railroads are vital to prosperity and warns of drastic impacts if the decision stands. The piece outlines the legal history of anti trust regulation and the scope of restraint of trade in interstate commerce.

New York Aldace F. Walker Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company Walt Supreme Court Transmisseuri Interstate Commerce Thes Western Trade Association Transmisseurs Freleht Axac— Clation Joint Traffic Association Atchison System Walker Walles Congress House Bland Senate England America Can Lees

Railroads Face Turbulent Policy Clash Amid Rates Debate

The passage discusses how railroads and labor unions resist wage pressures and how a Missouri segmentation decision spurred a rush of rate cuts. It notes fear of chaos if markets are left to drift, and questions what actions railroads can take now that the Interstate Commerce Commission may be unable to handle abrupt changes.

EpYailand Isaky Santeres Transmissouri Railrouite Dot Interstate Commerce Commision

TENDS TO SOCIALISM Perry Belmont Discusses the Hocent Traffic Pool Opinion

New York April 4 The supreme court ruling on 1890 law covering common carriers could reshape policy if upheld by Congress Belmont says the decision favors state socialism and radical Populism but hopes Congress can draw lines between lawful and unlawful restraints of trade He argues government control should be minimal and industry liberalization balanced against individual and political freedom

Perry Belmont New York United States Supreme Court Belmont Congress Hamild Herturt Spencer Comminston United States

TWO LIVES SAVED IN HOTEL FIRE

A Maple Leap Hotel blaze saved two lives while Mrs. Phoebe Thomas of Junction City was told by doctors there was no hope. Dr King’s New Discovery cured another patient, Ar. Egeeri of 127 Florida Street, San Francisco, after a dreadful cough nearing consumption. Free samples at Jones’ drug store. Stage bill killed in April. Green’s bill on child performances passes by vote. Comanche National Bank closes due to withdrawals. no statement issued. Homesteaders excursions via Santa Route set for April.

Phoebe Thomas Junction Egeeri Florida Street San Francisco Kinga Jones Kansas Avenue

M Kinley Dinner Hosts Former Congress Associates

President McKinley held a White House dinner for seven covers with current and former Ways and Means members and other notable associates. Guests included Vice President Hobart, Speaker Reed, Attorney General McKenna, senators Burrows Gear Mills, and numerous representatives from across the House.

Congress Washington McKinley White House Ways and Menos Commi House Congressional Hobart Reed McKenna Burrows, Gear Mills Dingley Payne Dalzell Hopkins Gronvenor Russell Conn Dolliver Steely Jahamm N. D Tawney Hailey McMildin Wheeler Ale McLaurin Robertson Swanaee Cannon Henferson William A. Russell Massachusetts

Deer Attack in Ohio Barn Ends in Buck Kill

In Jackson County Ohio on April 3 Thomas W Evans reports a doe in his barn then a large buck charged in and fought him. Evans fled to the house before returning with a gun. He shot the deer through an opening. the panic scared livestock as the buck was slain. Venison sold in Jackson.

Geant Jackson

Vote for Progress in City Auditorium Tax Debate

Local Commercial club ward committees push a proposition to voters amid claims of tax hikes. Attorney Hird cites the coal hole fund must go to the sinking fund if unused, with auditorium construction touted as city labor relief. Rock Island car services advertise routes and rates as upcoming travel, while a Kansas Ave millinery opening promotes Spring styles.

Penmittes Enemies of Progress Hird Kansas Ave Rock Island

Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Permanent Relief

One in four suffers from rectal disease and experiences itching and moisture. The Pyramid Pile Cure is advertised as a permanent cure for itching and all forms of piles, including blind or protruding types, with instant relief and safe ingredients, sold at 50 cents per package.

Lyman Abbott Denounces Attacks on New Journalism

New York April 2 Dr Lyman Abbott spoke to College of the City of New York students on What Kind of a Life is Worth Living. He rejected money making methods aside from honest value and argued newspapers reflect life. praise the good and curb the bad without censoring reporting.

New Journalism New York College of the City of Lyman Abbote Abbott Bald Jett Nuit

Macmonnies Bronzes Free Of Duty For Brooklyn Arch

Brooklyn will import the Macmonnies bronzes from Paris for the Soldiers and Sailors Arch without duty. Mayor Wurster announced the decision, citing a communication from Congressman Fischer and Governor Dinghey. The works are to be exhibited free of duty at a fixed Brooklyn site under bonds and state authorization.

Brooklyn New York Wurster Paris Arch Fischer Dinghey

Through baggage checks to Europe. new system adopted

New York April 3. American baggage checking extends to Europe via European railways. Travelers can have trunks checked through from any U S point to nearly any European destination, ending hotel retrieval annoyances. A New York innovator, with forwarding firm experience, inspired the plan which London and Northwestern first adopted, followed by others. Senator Morrill discusses tariff delay projections. President McKinley continues horseback riding. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by a Pleasant Brook druggist.

Europe New York United States London & Northwestern

Women health and motherhood urged by Dr. Pierce

The article argues mothers must care for their bodily health to ensure healthy children. It praises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for relieving pregnancy discomforts and aiding childbirth. Personal anecdotes mention improved strength after use, and a general warning against neglectful parenting and constipation treated with Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets.

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Market Summary Reflects Waiting Stance and Steel Concerns

New York April 3 Bradstreet's and R G Dun report show 100000 men employed versus last November amid a Supreme Court decision affecting iron and rail demand. Wheat, corn, cotton prices fluctuated, wool production rising, and steel and pig iron markets edging lower with regional disruptions and mixed import prospects.

New York R.G. Dun & Co Treasury Heatnet Atlantic London Iekon Steel Industry Supreme Court Japan Mesaba Bessemer Pittsburg Bradstreet's Bradstreet’s Mississippi Valley Northwest Ps— Visla Erat United States New England Territories Theew England Bradetreet’a

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